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by GhotiFish 10y ago
test link: http://i.imgur.com/PhY2HUP.jpg is this happening for anyone in thread? maybe try holding down CTRL and hammering the link to see if it's a probability thing? I have never seen the behavior being described.
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by GhotiFish 10y ago
You know, that's the problem with programs that have millions of features. You can do lots of things with them, shame their users would never know it.
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by GhotiFish 10y ago
Personally, I place my bets that if enough content providers start deploying ad blocker blocking, then clients should be able to respond. I think in a war between ad's trying to assert a user has seen an ad, and clients trying to view
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by GhotiFish 10y ago
Check out pup for parsing HTML. https://github.com/ericchiang/pup pup uses CSS selectors to select elements from HTML documents. Used in conjunction with curl, it gives you a very simple and low friction way to scrape
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by GhotiFish 10y ago
It's a little strange to be speaking about the anecdotal experience of OxyContin without having that experience. Is this how it was explained to you from a friend?
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by GhotiFish 10y ago
I have to agree with this. I found they repeated points too frequently.
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by GhotiFish 10y ago
> That means you can't take half the pill and a few hours later the other half which is what some people did to get around the false 12hr relief advertising before the DEA and other government meddlers got involved. can you elaborat
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by GhotiFish 10y ago
http://ansible.uk/sfx/sfx039.html 'She looked on him. Never before in her life had she seen such a male. He made even Gunther seem a lesser man. Her imagination had not even dreamed that such a man could exist. Th
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by GhotiFish 10y ago
I have to agree with you here. The thermal camera footage they did show was just shockingly weak. They had one instance where there was higher than average temperatures coming off of the cogset. Which coincidentally enough is a rotating joi
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by GhotiFish 10y ago
Has gnome 3 changed the way it does workspace management or something? The only difference I remember from Gnome 3's workspace management and virtually every other implementation was that it adjusted the number of virtual desktops dyna
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by GhotiFish 10y ago
Kinda like turtle! https://hackage.haskell.org/package/turtle Oh by the way, I accidentally hit downvote on your post and HN doesn't let me undo that action... I was just trying to hide it! Sorry!
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by GhotiFish 11y ago
I disagree, I think this space you called a monoculture is incredibly diverse, and will continue to be incredibly diverse. Cinematic games are relatively recent territory, not established aspects of the gaming market. If the only limiting f
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by GhotiFish 11y ago
On the one hand: I do believe that if a game is basically a movie (a cinematic game), then a let's play of it can kill interest in playing (basically just seeing) it. On the other, I have this feeling that let's plays are starting
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by GhotiFish 11y ago
a nice feature of this post would be the ability to click on images to hide them. Normally I have ublock to remove distracting elements.
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by GhotiFish 11y ago
OH GOD you mentioned them explicitly in the install page! That's gonna look bad for me :$
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by GhotiFish 11y ago
I literally just spun up an instance of gitlab today. I'm regretting using bitnami's version though... all their documentation is out of date, and they change a lot of defaults and break things. It's been an unpleasant experi
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by GhotiFish 11y ago
I look at it as a part of a larger arc of issues. Windows is going fremium. I feel like advertisements as a direct component of an operating system have crossed a line. This is like when Ubuntu started advertising amazon products in their l
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by GhotiFish 11y ago
disagree. It's not just systemd that could mount efivars as read/write, anyone could. So anyone that does will fall prey to this. It's firmware, and failing that, the kernel protecting you is a good second.
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by GhotiFish 11y ago
backups I can see being a problem. Though just because you can prevent people from using duplicate passwords doesn't mean you can reset it to that password. Just use a hash.
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by GhotiFish 11y ago
because people don't exist on a continuum of smart and dumb.
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by GhotiFish 11y ago
mplayer and mpv and vlc and most native players can speed videos up on the fly, tempo-shifting or pitch shifting the audio based on preferences. Usually the [ and ] keys.
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by GhotiFish 11y ago
you're getting downvoted, but I remember this issue cropping up for windows XP boxes. Other Operating systems and more modern versions of windows cope with large hosts lists more competently.
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by GhotiFish 11y ago
It's funny you mentioned that rm's purpose in life is to delete files. I'm reminded of a common saying in the unix world. Everything is a file.
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by GhotiFish 11y ago
I see you got your centralization in my decentralized protocol.
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by GhotiFish 11y ago
that's unfair. Have you seen Thaumcraft? What exactly does a mod have to do for you to consider it completed? Stop development?
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by GhotiFish 11y ago
I'll keep that in mind when I'm left out of the cold for the next minecraft release.
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by GhotiFish 11y ago
Thanks for the response, we've seen this behavior indoors. It may be that some applications will choose to show a single point if the error is below 20 meters or so. Looking through a record of our location updates, iPhones seem to hav
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by GhotiFish 11y ago
out of curiosity, does it only show you a single point? Does it not show you the potential error? I'm working on a mapping app that uses GPS data and the first thing we had to address was the fact that the data we got from the GPS unit
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by GhotiFish 11y ago
It's hard to call the de beers advertising campaign as anything other than manipulation. Maybe the worst example of the set of all advertisements, where the best would be advertisements that only explain what a product is, and where yo
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by GhotiFish 11y ago
won't that fall prey to some of the machine learning techniques China is using? The next day, the packet loss returned. But if I simply used a different port number for the proxy, everything would continue to work fine for an

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