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811.
by FreeFull 14y ago
What would prevent someone from spoofing this? (other than there being no apparent reason to spoof it)
812.
by FreeFull 14y ago
I wish the article would actually link to the github repository.
813.
by FreeFull 14y ago
Nothing like connecting up one of your old HDDs and seeing what sort of data you used to have that you now forgot about.
814.
by FreeFull 14y ago
A frying pan can do that too.
815.
by FreeFull 14y ago
The new version of skype is in the official repositories. Just installed it and it looks good so far.
816.
by FreeFull 14y ago
Microsoft has been working to make Skype only use Microsoft's servers for a while now. I believe a lot of Skype data is going through these servers already, and since no users can become new supernodes any more, some time in the future all
817.
by FreeFull 14y ago
Except now Firefox actually wants to download it instead of just displaying it.
818.
by FreeFull 14y ago
Like me. I can easily reach over 450 tabs, and have been using this feature since Firefox 4, when it was added.
819.
by FreeFull 14y ago
Eyes would probably be the best way to communicate with the outside world, since during dreams you retain full control over their movement.
820.
by FreeFull 14y ago
This is called a wake-initiated lucid dream. It is also possible to become lucid in the middle of a dream.
821.
by FreeFull 14y ago
I can distinguish any dream from reality, but the problem is that when I'm asleep I don't ask myself "Am I asleep?", I just continue following the dream's story. If I ever ask myself that question, or notice something isn't right (which is
822.
by FreeFull 14y ago
Why didn't you just buy a converter? One side is the UK plug, other side allows you to plug in a variety of different plugs (including the continental one) and they are very cheap.
823.
by FreeFull 14y ago
Maybe you could write a program that tries successive seeds and compares them to the sample, and then prints which seeds were the closest to the sound.
824.
by FreeFull 14y ago
It has a different bug. The Wine version returns 0, the Windows version returns 2, a non-buggy version should return 1.
825.
by FreeFull 14y ago
I got 20/76 (26.32%) and now all it's displaying is "undefined". I assume this is the end, it would be nice to have a dialog box or something similar say that though.
826.
by FreeFull 14y ago
The feature actually was there since Firefox 4, but wasn't default. In Firefox 4 it was an about:config setting, sometime later a checkbox was added to Firefox preferences (General, Don't load tabs until selected). I've been using this feat
827.
by FreeFull 14y ago
It used to be only an about:config setting, but now you'll find it in Preferences, General, Don't load tabs until selected.
828.
by FreeFull 14y ago
I do leave Firefox open for days at a time (usually start it up when I boot into Linux, and close it when I reboot for a kernel update). The Firefox team seems to have fixed most of the leaking that was occuring back in the 3.6 days. As thi
829.
by FreeFull 14y ago
I basically use tabs as temporary bookmarks. I don't try to look through them very often. If I want to go to website, I just open a new tab and type the name/URL into the address bar rather to look through the tabs I have open to see if it'
830.
by FreeFull 14y ago
How bad of a tab abuser are you? I can easily reach over 450 tabs. It helps that since Firefox 4, there is an option that doesn't load all tabs when you start Firefox up, but instead only loads the tabs as you switch to them. Tabs that have
831.
by FreeFull 14y ago
Immune for now anyway. If we reach a point at which machines can reach or exceed human intelligence, we will find ourselves replaced there too. So far it seems that point is well ahead in the future though, as AI is a challenging field.
832.
by FreeFull 15y ago
"Oh no! This application uses -webkit-transform to animate the final solutions, which your browser doesn't seem to support. Everything will still work, but during the solution animation, you'll have to look at the gravity arrow in the corne
833.
by FreeFull 15y ago
Would you say that if I write a colour cycling program and run it in dosbox, it isn't real colour cycling because it is being emulated?
834.
by FreeFull 15y ago
I thought SuSE had a simple control panel thing for many years now (unless they changed that)
835.
by FreeFull 15y ago
Money is not inherently evil. What really matters is how you make it, and where you spend it. If you make money making people better off, and spend it making people better off, there is nothing wrong at all. Unfortunately some people make m
836.
by FreeFull 15y ago
The malicious site could exploit some vulnerability in the software you're using though.
837.
by FreeFull 15y ago
Such a demo would be possible, it would just take an infinite time to run.
838.
by FreeFull 15y ago
Can you explain what is childish about that statement, instead of saying it is childish and leaving it at that?
839.
by FreeFull 15y ago
That link only gives me an empty page
840.
by FreeFull 15y ago
So I randomly zoom into a spot, and find the exact same place you have in the first place without meaning to. Can anyone calculate the chances of that?

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