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CawCawCaw
6y ago
I would guess that protected processes with at least Tcb level (which denies PROCESS_TERMINATE) can't be killed in this way.
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6y ago
This is poor. Really, really poor.
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6y ago
What a shame that some people here would rather harp on the bad things a person has done in the past than all the good they have done for the past few decades.
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6y ago
Ha... here's an experiment you can try on Windows, assuming you haven't previously taken steps to debloat the system. 1. Run procmon.exe /noconnect from Sysinternals 2. Filter -> Drop Filtered Events 3. Ctrl-L, Add Filter
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CawCawCaw
6y ago
Why stop there? Why not ask, why do we work if the government can just print money and give it to everyone?
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6y ago
> In a fair society closed software would be illegal What?
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CawCawCaw
6y ago
Fantastic! Going to use this in my next project.
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CawCawCaw
6y ago
Yes. Maybe the next framework will be called "Done".
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6y ago
Can we get Bruce Dawson to use this as source material for one of his deep-dive angry rants about software quality?
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CawCawCaw
6y ago
This looks like a well curated collection. Kudos to the author.
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CawCawCaw
6y ago
Chess-related: FICS, ICC, US Chess Live, World Chess Network.
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CawCawCaw
6y ago
IP theft issues notwithstanding, how many of these 50 great tips assume that the reader is American?
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CawCawCaw
6y ago
Brilliant. Now for Windows XP...
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7y ago
Who is "we"? The authors of the paper? The received wisdom of the academic psychology community? Or some other unspecified group?
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CawCawCaw
7y ago
Now this feeble attempt at justification is just clutching at straws.
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CawCawCaw
7y ago
These posts by Dawson are always interesting. Now, if only he would investigate and remediate the performance deficiencies of other complex systems, such as ... Chrome?
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7y ago
So ... anything goes, then?
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7y ago
FYI: This is from 2016.
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CawCawCaw
7y ago
Is that why programmers are also obligated to write emails and sit in meetings?
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CawCawCaw
8y ago
Same experience here. Impossible to believe that a site with such poor user experience can at the same time offer a product that "puts viewers first".