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IYasha
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4y ago
Aren't you all kinda missing the main point: who is the world's manufacturer of nuclear fuel. Hold your laugh when you realize. :)
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4y ago
They couldn't have made less distinguishable colors in charts, could they?
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IYasha
4y ago
A PIN does not detach you from your provider, country and misery of having a cell phone, let alone a chain of possible points of SMS interception.
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4y ago
Tgm is more a database, rather than just a messenger. It's a centralised huge server-side searchable abyss. It is both its good and bad side. On the good side: if you're using it for public and non-sensitive things like running te
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IYasha
4y ago
Is Signal a thing of the past yet? Do they still try to glue the word "security" and a phone number together? :-/
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IYasha
4y ago
I laugh so hard... with tears! But, to be fair, Unreal 2004 still works almost perfectly on not too obsolete Ubuntu. Or did I have to do some glibc trickery?.. Can't remember for sure.
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IYasha
4y ago
Yeah. And MFC on top makes it a bit more chewable :3
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IYasha
4y ago
Lol, there was a decent movie with the same title. About weapon research company corporate party trip going terribly wrong :)
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IYasha
4y ago
Half the reason of all the obfuscation, encryption and lockdown :)
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4y ago
(just an example of other manufacturer) Same Lenovo laptop model comes with grounded Schuko plug in Europe and ungrounded 2-pin in US (and probably Japan). I owned both verisons. Both make noise to audio output and mess up cursor while char
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4y ago
Good to know! I didn't even realize the problem until one day I saw an infographic stating "average human consumes a credit card worth of plastic every week". And after some research that turned out to be, to an extent, true.
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4y ago
It's true, but protocol is not very relevant. Because, you know, while Goolag Translate uses SSL/TLS, it still collects your queries. Being logged in makes things even worse. So, the only solution is to have an offline dictionary.
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IYasha
4y ago
But remaining resources are below 50%. (
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IYasha
4y ago
You won't belive how relevant your question is to me. Today. In exactly this moment. At least you're not alone. Let's read together. )
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4y ago
Thanks. Really, turns out, MS is their main investor. And at first I thought it was a Google project :D
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4y ago
Hot. And I wanted to move to Iceland not long ago...
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IYasha
4y ago
Daily QMMP user here. Not without its quirks but fairly usable. It's the best thing for Qt-based DE AFAIK.
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IYasha
4y ago
For me CTRL+D was enough. Never used double-scale before 4K. :D (but it's for classic, I don't know if modern skins have this feature)
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4y ago
You know, with all the UUID garbage these solution files have inside, I expected VS to recognize and set everything to right places. But NO. NONE of my projects could be built in the next release. NEVER. The errors are chaotic and it become
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IYasha
4y ago
It struck me too! They have the entirety of my feelings. I was not yet able to migrate from 2010 to 2019 :( MS ruined VS after the 6.0.
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4y ago
No, that's cheating! :) Or an upgrade. It's essentially the same as replacing your 386 PC with a modern x86-compatible PC. Most likely.
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4y ago
But that wouldn't fall even into enterprise-grade equipment category, let alone consumer stuff, would it? :)
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4y ago
Some notes to developer: 1. it was never mentioned that the number must be from United States. You'd better add a client-side check BEFORE sending data to server 2. does this page purposefully disable right-click when number is entered
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4y ago
I see, chrome developers are, as usual, very busy people. No time to waste - CSS won't break itself! (@nest {sarcasm: red;} )
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4y ago
This makes me wonder: what's the oldest product to receive firmware update in history? Some servers get firmware updates for more than 10 years and I consider it an acceptable minimum. )
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4y ago
I guess this also rules out name confusion. For me R-Stuio always was a data rescue software. o_O
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4y ago
F*k density. I'm for reliability!
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4y ago
"Russia" has been destroyed, raped and pillaged many times and been under hostile foreign control for the last half millenia (yup, if you dig deep enough). Don't expect them to let go easily, lol. The fact that people survive
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4y ago
For me it's emotional factor. And what causes good, positive emotions - the combination of all aspects. Visual, sound, gameplay, ux. Unfortunately your game didn't work on my device. To give an un-biased example: there's a gr
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IYasha
4y ago
Nah, when it comes to Linux, KRDC wins.
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