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   by FreeFull 10y ago

   I'm a user of Firefox, and have backspace to go back disabled, due to having accidental navigation happen way too many times. When I do want to go back, I can always press alt+left
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   by FreeFull 10y ago

   Note that Rust protects you from data races, but you can still run into problems like deadlocks.
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   by FreeFull 10y ago

   I think that's the sound of your Eustachian tubes being open.
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   by FreeFull 10y ago

   I think once you have upgraded to Windows 10 with a particular license, you're free to do a clean reinstall of Windows 10 using that license without any problems.
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   by FreeFull 10y ago

   In Rust the {} are mandatory, but you don't need the (), so you can just write this: if a == b { stuff(); }
6. 516.▲
   by FreeFull 10y ago

   Either that, or end up evaporating in the atmosphere, precipitating somewhere, and then flowing into the sea.
7. 517.▲
   by FreeFull 10y ago

   Firefox's reader mode also works
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   by FreeFull 10y ago

   I personally feel like the only way out now is some sort of active geoengineering solution. You're not going to convince everyone across the world to cut their emissions of greenhouse gases, and I suspect that even if you manage to do
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   by FreeFull 10y ago

   Following the link from the article gives this: https://register.epo.org/application?number=EP00929732
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    by FreeFull 10y ago

    I don't personally feel like something like this should be patentable, but Gielis is definitely following both the rule and spirit of the patent law. I hope Hello Games and Genicap can come to some sort of agreement. Edit: As another c
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    by FreeFull 10y ago

    A better solution would probably be to buy a well-shielded USB cable for the drive, then.
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    by FreeFull 10y ago

    http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1214729/James-May-si... James May once had a house made from Lego
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    by FreeFull 10y ago

    I've actually written an userscript not too long ago to hide downvote arrows, to prevent accidental downvotes.. Seems that's not too necessary now that they're undoable.
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    by FreeFull 10y ago

    I'd say crop circles are made by bored people, using planks with rope tied to them, and markers so they know which way to flatten the crops.
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    by FreeFull 10y ago

    Doesn't ctrl-z actually send SIGTSTP rather than SIGSTOP? I think the difference is that SIGTSTP can be caught, while SIGSTOP is always an unconditional stop.
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    by FreeFull 10y ago

    As far as we can tell, the effect of measuring an entangled particle is at least 10000 faster than the speed of light. According to theory, it's instant. You can't use it to transfer any information, though.
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    by FreeFull 10y ago

    See also https://github.com/martinkirsche/wired-logic which isn't a cellular automaton, but was inspired by Wireworld.
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    by FreeFull 10y ago

    tee doesn't store all the input before writing as far as I know, so it wouldn't work either in this case.
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    by FreeFull 10y ago

    I wonder what was causing the measurement, then. Magnetic repulsion due to the current flowing through the cable?
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    by FreeFull 10y ago

    Sonar sends out sound and then listens for the echoes though, rather than just take in sound from other sources.
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    by FreeFull 10y ago

    There is limited JS support now too, which will likely get better over time.
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    by FreeFull 10y ago

    The stuff from Microsoft unfortunately misses a large amount of malware.
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    by FreeFull 10y ago

    Northern Ireland might decide to become part of Ireland though, which would keep you in the EU. I wouldn't sell your house yet.
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    by FreeFull 10y ago

    I would write it like this, to avoid constructing the immediate list: sum_of_squares = sum(x*x for x in arr) This makes use of https://www.python.org/dev/peps/pep-0289/
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    by FreeFull 10y ago

    Note that this is with over 13 million lines of code, that in the long past used to be the Netscape browser. I can't imagine adding multiprocess support to such a codebase being very easy, even with significant modernisation of the cod
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    by FreeFull 10y ago

    There are a lot of lakes, but constructing a new canal that's big enough for these sorts of ships is an expensive endeavour, that can only be done in few select places in the first place.
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    by FreeFull 10y ago

    Not necessarily, for example the southern part of the Nile flows into inland lakes, which don't have any outlets.
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    by FreeFull 10y ago

    I've never seen canned coffee in Poland, Czech Republic, Greece or England, but I can't speak for other countries.
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    by FreeFull 10y ago

    You can actually turn a pointer into an usize without using an unsafe block. For example, here's how you'd do it with a reference: let the_bits = pointer as *const _ as usize;
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    by FreeFull 10y ago

    One thing that helps Tesla cars out in comparison to most other cars is that there is no engine in the front, so it's all just a huge crumple zone.