Crito

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841.
by Crito 12y ago
An account created for the sole purpose of criticizing Snowden/Greenwald/company accuses others of being a controlled pawn. Rich.
842.
by Crito 12y ago
Probably more like they killed Skype on linux: Keep it on 'life support', much like "sloth" in Se7en .
843.
by Crito 12y ago
In my experience, there are frequent linux-specific bugs. If linux support isn't something that is valued by the developers, then it may linger for a while but it will eventually rot away. https://bugs.mojang.com/brows
844.
by Crito 12y ago
Unless you've got something newer to suggest otherwise, that's how HN operates. "Downvotes aren't for disagreeing" is an absurd redditism (everyone knows that they are, since upvotes are for agreeing) .
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by Crito 12y ago
In all of my years on this planet, I have never seen religion benefit a corpse. The living may find comfort in it, but the dead are indifferent.
846.
by Crito 12y ago
Seriously, what utter crap: http://www.wired.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/09/Nishiura-cur... Did they seriously screenshot that image with a tooltip up?
847.
by Crito 12y ago
Seriously. The most you can do is "Get inside one of the many groups that happens to be operating under the name "Anonymous" at that time" .
848.
by Crito 12y ago
Both of which are actually useful for something other than fulfilling the violent war fantasies of power-tripping bureaucrats.
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by Crito 12y ago
Unless they drive the thing across the frozen Arctic Ocean, then there is an ocean between Afghanistan and San Diego for them to drop it into. I'm all for removing them from Afghanistan; I just don't want them brought back into
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by Crito 12y ago
This wasn't the only Soviet weapon in space. The space station Salyut 3 had an 23mm autocannon strapped to it: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Salyut_3#On-board_gun
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by Crito 12y ago
Then just drop the thing in the fucking ocean and call it "a reef". Why even pay to have this sort of shit shipped back to the states?
852.
by Crito 12y ago
I find that the combination of distance updates and street name cover most of those cases, though there are indeed edge-cases where it doesn't work great.
853.
by Crito 12y ago
The article mentions: "Problems in the cerebellum can lead to severe mental impairment, movement disorders, epilepsy [...]" However this seems potentially much worse than the symptoms this woman without a cerebellum is experienc
854.
by Crito 12y ago
Definitely an interesting idea. I wonder if haptic feedback for GPS navigation could somehow be integrated into cars. The steering wheel might work.. except people are often pretty bad at keeping both hands on the wheel. Maybe in the sea
855.
by Crito 12y ago
I wonder if not being bisexual makes somebody sexist.
856.
by Crito 12y ago
> - Wrist GPS while driving I recommend trying GPS while driving without any screen at all . Pull up navigation on your phone or stand-alone unit, then place it in the center console where you cannot see it. Let it give you directions
857.
by Crito 12y ago
The GuileEmacs project never really getting off the ground with much momentum is probably the only reason I still use Vim. ELisp just kills any motivation I have to 'make emacs my own'.
858.
by Crito 12y ago
Do positive comments signify that the product will be a failure? Or do both positive and negative comments suggest to you that a product will be a success? If that is the case, are you actually factoring in whether comments or positive&#
859.
by Crito 12y ago
Insanely laggy in chrome on an S5. Really no excuse for that when I'm only on the page to read a few paragraphs of text...
860.
by Crito 12y ago
> "but the standard GUI software is less excessively configurable than most." How configurable is it compared to GNOME? Less configurable than that is really just "not configurable".
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by Crito 12y ago
(4) is a terrible idea. At the very least you'll need to do it without letting them know what you do, without letting them know that you do something , and without even letting them think that you might do something . Associatin
862.
by Crito 12y ago
I've done it before and found it surprisingly difficult but not impossible to break the egg. In order to break it, I had to put more pressure on the egg with my fingertips, which should probably be considered cheating.
863.
by Crito 12y ago
While typically a bad thing (see, the unreliability of eye-witness testimony) it isn't always. It is easy to imagine a near-future where all police lapel-cams feed into a centralized database where facial recognition can be used to
864.
by Crito 12y ago
They also mention that it would have had to spend almost the entirety of it's life eating, rarely even sleeping, and that simply falling over could have greatly harmed it. Maybe this was some other sort of generally less unwieldy dinos
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by Crito 12y ago
My credit union has absolutely negligible fees and, since I don't carry a balance on my CC, I give them a negligible amount of money as well. The cost of merchant fees passed on to the consumer is not something that I notice and there
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by Crito 12y ago
> "I'm quite surprised by the blasé attitude the US has to card security." Currently, if my CC information is stolen, I am not liable for any fraudulent charges. So why would I care? CC security is for the CC companie
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by Crito 12y ago
Hmm, I'm not convinced that there should be a difference between 1d grids and 2d grids, since 2d grids are countable and can be represented as 1d grids (just spiral out from any tile on the 2d grid and you'll get a 1d grid. The r
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by Crito 12y ago
Definitely not the case for me. I had as many books and websites as I needed while creating those programs, but did not have them available during tests.
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by Crito 12y ago
> You are likely and upper class US citizen who looks down on things like taxis and the bus. Lolno. I own a car, but commute every day by bus. I am middle class but, surprise surprise, still have places I want to get to. The only su
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by Crito 12y ago
Apparently one of Tesla's concerns is that they do not want their cars to be sold by anybody who also sells other cars. They don't think that electric cars will be treated fairly by sales staff that also have the opportunity to s

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