JakDrako

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by JakDrako 9y ago
Solution: 1) Reproduce exact problem. 2) Say "Fascinating" in your best Spock impression. 3) Restore from daily backup. If you cannot do 3, then you've found THE base problem.
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by JakDrako 9y ago
Rust should be renamed "Shiny New Metal"... Visual Basic should now be know as Visual Just-As-Good. C#... who wants a "C" when they deserve an "A"? A# it is. Short ints and Long ints are lenghtism; they have to
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by JakDrako 9y ago
https://eev.ee/blog/2012/04/09/php-a-fractal-of-bad-design/
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by JakDrako 9y ago
Passwords that are restricted to a very short length and/or with a limited character set.
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by JakDrako 10y ago
Do they have drapes in their windows and doors on their bathrooms? Do they mind if you film them the next time they use the toilet or take a shower? How about the next time they make love to their partner? No? Why not? A lot of people seem
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by JakDrako 10y ago
325 million people living in the ruin of the old world and the mega structures of the new one. Mega blocks. Mega highways. Mega Region One.
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by JakDrako 10y ago
Not really surprising considering that the Canadian province of Quebec (8M population out of 35M) is mostly French speaking.
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by JakDrako 10y ago
A wife asks her programmer husband "Honey, could you go to the store and get a loaf of bread? Oh, and if they have eggs, take half a dozen." So the guy comes back with six loaves of bread.
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by JakDrako 10y ago
Mind not blown. It looks to me like an old PC-XT CGA game. If you want to experiment with making games on the web, you're much better off, I think, using something like http://www.pixijs.com/ Just the landing page is w
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by JakDrako 10y ago
Arc fits the bill: http://www.paulgraham.com/arc.html
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by JakDrako 10y ago
Waste of time. Web layout is crappy powerpoint wannabe and broken in notebook view... I guess bullshitmath needs bullshitwebtech.
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by JakDrako 10y ago
Can you really put "normal humans" and "lick their cat" in the same sentence?
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by JakDrako 11y ago
When's he's not there, use to time to find a better job and leave.
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by JakDrako 11y ago
Life on mars? http://tinyurl.com/hp9njh7
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by JakDrako 11y ago
Have you tried removing 7.2 and reinstalling 7.1a? 7.2 should not be used, it is a crippled, read-only version. 7.1a is the last "real" version of TrueCrypt. If the encrypted volume was damaged and you don't have backups, you
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by JakDrako 11y ago
Sadly, "Repaint the bathroom" still doesn't work.
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A new stackalloc operator for reference types with CoreCLR and Roslyn(xoofx.com)
7 points by JakDrako 11y ago|0 comments
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by JakDrako 11y ago
Would you like me to dig you out?
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by JakDrako 11y ago
It's the "Convince-your-competitors-to-use-it" methodology.
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by JakDrako 11y ago
Apparently, the software only checks if the steering wheel is being moved. If the car is being tested on a platform and the steering never moves, "clean mode" is engaged; if driving on a road, "Enough-emissions-to-choke-a-Hum
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by JakDrako 11y ago
Please let the name be "fu".
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by JakDrako 11y ago
That's built in the child. It's called "the teenage years."
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by JakDrako 11y ago
Industrial agriculture also implies an animal death toll, even if only indirectly: http://www.iflscience.com/plants-and-animals/ordering-vegeta...
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by JakDrako 12y ago
Everyone knows that when performance counts, you turn to VB.Net on XP. Accept no substitute :)
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by JakDrako 12y ago
You can append a "$" to those functions (ie, Left$(), Right$(), Mid$(), etc) to use the "return a string" version of these functions.
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by JakDrako 12y ago
Yup, you could add "0. Make drive image for NSA" without altering the rest of the process. If you need that amount of security, you should probably destroy your own drives.
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by JakDrako 12y ago
Do you have some old full-sized SCSI 40MB drive lying around? It'd be amusing to see them trying to connect that to any modern computer... http://www.biocomp.net/seagate_st4766n.jpg
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by JakDrako 13y ago
Graham's number is much much larger.
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by JakDrako 13y ago
If the other car was under heavy braking, it's front-end dips down and instead of a bumper-to-bumper collision, you have the rear-ending car go "under" the back of the front car. Source: My old '81 Mustang got rear-ended
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by JakDrako 15y ago
"before you will try download it"? Thanks for the early warning.

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