Cheyana

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by Cheyana 11y ago
Easy on the innovation there Eric. Just help them figure out how to keep a government server from being hacked every 2 hours.
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by Cheyana 11y ago
Yeah, Visual Studio is definitely the right candidate for a cleanup tool. I guess Microsoft learned their lesson. It's a shame every vendor doesn't put as much effort into cleaning up their crap as they put into the installer, but
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by Cheyana 11y ago
Or ELI5 on reddit, which does occasionally have very interesting questions so I'm not knocking it or anything, but it seems like what he's asking for is already done well in a lot of other places. No need to repeat it here.
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by Cheyana 11y ago
No kidding. I spent most of yesterday boning up on basic math skills that I haven't used in years, and I did that after turning off the computer, with a short break to watch The IT Crowd on Netflix. Now that my breakfast is done, I&#x2
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by Cheyana 11y ago
It's a win for Sonya, and more opportunity for Kentucky coal miners!
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by Cheyana 11y ago
They did. I believe they had to uninstall the previous version and delete a lot of leftover registry keys and files. Amazing how uninstalls never really uninstall the thing. Never understood the logic in that. I've seen companies (like
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by Cheyana 11y ago
A department where I work (in a place that employs 1500 computer users) purchased an upgrade to Autocad one year that was a total mess. After a couple of weeks their tech support suggested we reimage the computer and start fresh. We stood o
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by Cheyana 11y ago
Interesting. So that would explain why...no matter what time I went to sleep I still woke up at nearly the exact same time every morning.
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by Cheyana 11y ago
So...Iron Man's repulsors? I always thought they might work like some ionic air thrust thing. It seemed to be the only way they COULD work, given an energy source powerful enough.
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by Cheyana 11y ago
There must be something keeping track of time in our bodies and brains. I had a neat little lcd alarm clock that I bought as a 13 yr old with my own money, and I had it for almost 30 years. I became so finely tuned to that clock I used to w
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by Cheyana 11y ago
Regardless of how it was used, it'll probably show up on the final bill with an equipment usage fee of $47,000.
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by Cheyana 11y ago
I just spent the last couple of nights watching Doom II playthroughs on Youtube and now this shows up on HN. Sweet! I still have the (unfinished) wad I created back in the late 90s using WADED from the Tricks of the Doom Programming Gurus.
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by Cheyana 11y ago
Also relevant, how do we know they're not injecting a pdf exploit into the final document? There is no real company information to hold anyone accountable. There could be a dozen websites like this for people to use for "free&quot
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by Cheyana 11y ago
I went straight for Beatrix (as in Potter) to bring up a few illustrations from my favorite books as a child, which are long gone, having disappeared through many moves. Funny how the old neurons wake up at seeing them again.
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Operating System Development Series(brokenthorn.com)
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by Cheyana 11y ago
"The mineral riches could lift Afghanistan out of poverty and fight crime and terrorism, said Said Mirzad, co-coordinator of the U.S. Geological Survey's Afghanistan program." Yeah, I guess it could do that, but more than lik
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by Cheyana 11y ago
When I was a kid (way back in the 70s) my parents always used to get those Radio Shack kits with the spring terminals you could wire together between the parts to make all kinds of circuits. Similar to this kit... http://www.kohl
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by Cheyana 11y ago
He tested his sexual patience by sleeping next to his grand-niece? Jeezus, why would your sexual patience even be an issue in that situation?
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by Cheyana 11y ago
Wow. Ironic... https://www.udemy.com/copyright-law-for-online-entrepreneurs...
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by Cheyana 11y ago
Fecal transplants for the win, with my friend's mother-in-law. She had one a few weeks ago after suffering with digestive issues for a while and she's been great ever since.
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by Cheyana 11y ago
Honestly, I don't think probiotic yogurt really contains as much of the bacteria as you would need to affect your system. I bought two 4-packs of that stuff and ate them over the course of a week as a replacement for the over the count
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by Cheyana 11y ago
Played this game for hours on my Atari 400. It reminded me of the first arcade game I ever played, which was Starship 1. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RWMf-TSWxsM The local driving range had pinball machines, and I used t
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by Cheyana 11y ago
I think 30 percent of their business involves promoting anything Kardashian-related. On some days there are no less than 4 or 5 stories about them on the front page of their "news".
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by Cheyana 11y ago
I guess they don't look at themselves very closely. Otherwise, the biggest red flag should have been the fact that the CIA director has AN AOL ACCOUNT.
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by Cheyana 11y ago
Worse. It's a floppy disk.
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by Cheyana 11y ago
If this was anyone below him he would discipline and possibly terminate them.
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by Cheyana 11y ago
While getting ready for work this morning I was thinking about this very thing while I was brushing my teeth. I was thinking it would be nice to learn what the actual orbits of all 8 planets are, relative to the sun, and here I get into wor
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by Cheyana 11y ago
No one is afraid of Microsoft or Google the way some businesses are afraid of Amazon.
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by Cheyana 11y ago
So-o-o...comfort women?