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by FedRegister 13y ago
Except it is mostly abandoned. It requires GTK1 and hasn't been updated since 2007.
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by FedRegister 13y ago
No, they often do so because they don't want to pay the rates demanded by US-educated engineers. The education bubble affects more than just the people that take on the debt. Their demands for a salary that can maintain and pay off t
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by FedRegister 13y ago
I would guess that there will be some sort of re-branding/re-launch of something since the message refers primarily to the winamp.com domain. Someone may have purchased the domain or AOL may do something new with it.
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by FedRegister 13y ago
Thank you for the music, WinAmp. Edit: Will this affect Shoutcast?
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by FedRegister 13y ago
So what do we do? It's all good and well that we've made this observation, but what do we do about it?
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by FedRegister 13y ago
Is NFL Game Pass still free in The Netherlands? It was last season.
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by FedRegister 13y ago
The problem is that journalism, as a bias-controlled profession, is only just one hundred years old. The National Press Club, founded in 1908, is seen as the beginning of professionalism in journalism. They were built upon promulgating a s
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by FedRegister 13y ago
The source code for the Quake 3 engine was also released under the GPL and is available from the ioquake3[1] project. It's currently ported to work under at least Windows, Mac (Universal Binaries), Linux (x86, x86_64, and PPC), and So
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by FedRegister 13y ago
This would work wonderfully on a college campus. The only difference would be to make this "bring your own content". Provide fast Internet connectivity, premium cable TV access, VHS, DVD, BluRay, and current/next-gen video
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by FedRegister 13y ago
Split it into two businesses - a small shop next door that rents DVDs and a bigger shop next door that rents out DVD/BluRay/Video Game playing space. Problem solved.
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by FedRegister 13y ago
It gives me an excuse to install Free Pascal and give it a whirl though.
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by FedRegister 13y ago
>Who would have believed anyone last year if you told them the NSA was collecting metadata on almost everything that happens on the Internet and millions of US citizen's phone records etc? Anybody who was paying attention and had he
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by FedRegister 13y ago
Let us also not forget it's power to literally punish ungulates as well.
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by FedRegister 13y ago
FYI, if you don't want RDRAND to be used on your machine then disable it when you build a kernel (CONFIG_ARCH_RANDOM to n) or pass "nordrand" as a kernel boot parameter. Linus does not need to remove anything from the kernel
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by FedRegister 13y ago
Not if sudo is set to only allow gnucash! :-)
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by FedRegister 13y ago
I make it a point to always separate the following things, especially with services that I run for others: Domain name purchases DNS hosting Email hosting Web hosting That way any of the layers in the stack can be repla
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by FedRegister 13y ago
>Your proposal is OK if accessing sensitive information is something you only do occasionally, but it's not very practical to switch users completely if you deal with sensitive information often, which many people do. $ sudo -
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by FedRegister 13y ago
Signed ClickOnce deployments can request elevated (above Internet Zone) permissions. We do that with the ClickOnce app we deploy.
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by FedRegister 13y ago
ClickOnce apps are as well. We get bit with this every day because our main desktop app is distributed through ClickOnce.
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by FedRegister 13y ago
Phone polling and telemarketing need to be opt-in over the telephone network, regardless of your connection type (landline, cellular, VoIP). There should also be a class of service where the caller pays for not only their part of the call
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by FedRegister 13y ago
Yes, let's listen to the man who almost drove Apple to bankruptcy because he thought computers and soda were sold the same way.
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by FedRegister 13y ago
Bah, fork the W3C standards, strip out the DRM bullshit, and support an open, community maintained browser that's focused on the users, not sucking at the teet of Google.
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by FedRegister 13y ago
Most SD card "write prevent" tabs are suggestions only. From Wikipedia: The presence of a notch, and the presence and position of a tab, have no effect on the SD card's operation. A host device that supports wr
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by FedRegister 13y ago
>Static rendering of dynamic content? I don't think this does make sense. Bro do you even Web 1.0? That's what CGI scripts in Perl did! Pull the data from the database, generate HTML (no JavaScript back then!) on the fly, and
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by FedRegister 13y ago
What online mode? SimCity, SimCity 2000, SimCity 3000, and SimCity 4 all still work offline. Oh, they mean SimCity Online! Why would they want to remove online mode from SimCity Online? Surely they didn't bill it as a single player
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by FedRegister 13y ago
Potentially yes if the compiler is not configured (at build time) with the same options and the same optimization levels are not used when building the source.
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by FedRegister 13y ago
If libertarian free markets were perfect then Somalia would be the tech capital of the world.
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by FedRegister 13y ago
Apple realized that gaming devices could be a killer app. That's why they licensed the Pippin[1] to Bandai[2]. The fact that it didn't go anywhere was mainly due to them not understanding the market. [1] https://en.wi
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by FedRegister 13y ago
"I'm sorry for your loss. I'll keep you in my thoughts. I'm here if you need anything."
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by FedRegister 13y ago
The current incarnation is only two codecs, but previous versions had more. If anything it's a testament to the maturity of LAV Filters now.

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