Lockyy

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by Lockyy 14y ago
"Not available from your location." Don't bother if you're not US...
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by Lockyy 14y ago
The UK site still displays a running total, I wonder how long it'll be before we get this 'update'.
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by Lockyy 14y ago
Which is unfortunate if you have a TV but don't pay the fee because you don't have to. You only have to pay if you watch "live TV." (Any live TV at all that is, streaming content as it is aired from the us still requires a TV license.) How
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by Lockyy 14y ago
Indeed, £2 seemed extremely low, especially considering a return ticket along the liverpool -> wirral line in the north is >£3.50
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by Lockyy 14y ago
I had to sign (hit accept on a webform) an agreement when I started at my university that said the university would own any intellectual property I produced using university resources. Which I am to assume is just to cover them for anything
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by Lockyy 14y ago
Sounds interesting, I just wish I had an adapter for my 360 controller so I could test it out on my TV. I'll play with it on my PC for now. I'd definitely be interested in building a PC that's small enough to fit under my TV, but powerful e
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by Lockyy 14y ago
They have already existed. They all got pulled recently.
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by Lockyy 14y ago
It's odd to hit the x to close and the program actually just minimizing. Odder still was that when I hit minimize, by default, it minimized to a separate icon to the main application. I changed to it minimizing into the dock icon. But the i
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by Lockyy 14y ago
I agree that I was vague, however my response was not intended to be an absolute refutation of every argument that follows that pattern, otherwise I'd be playing whack-a-mole with arguments forever. It was meant to be a general explanation
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by Lockyy 14y ago
The motors are not just motors, they just happen to be motors right now. I think it is the selfish gene that describes the path from a protein structure that facilitates the movement of molecules across the cell's membrane into a motor with
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by Lockyy 14y ago
Those overweight children are more than likely hideously malnourished, so unless they are just counting malnourished as underfed they should count into that statistic. Which makes 5% seem oddly low.
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by Lockyy 14y ago
Okay, fair game I concede that he's probably right.
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by Lockyy 14y ago
The statement that people are less willing to pay for things on the platform is kind of refuted by how the linux demographic always pays almost double what people on osx, and triple what people on windows pay for the humble bundles.
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by Lockyy 14y ago
A lot of the children on airplanes complaints might be down to the way children are loud and you're stuck near them for hours on end.
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by Lockyy 14y ago
Bose IE2 for earbuds that I use with my phone and laptop. Roccat Kave headset for my desktop headset.
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by Lockyy 14y ago
And this is all the reason why hacker news has a slightly orange tinted background behind the actual content instead of just leaving it pure white like the background behind that.
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by Lockyy 14y ago
If what you are saying is correct then it seems like the British a-level system is almost exactly the same in terms of grades. A* to E, and then an actual failure is a U, so as to not just be a continuation from E I assume.
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by Lockyy 14y ago
Url based session ids led to me finding a quite substantial security hole in a popular games mod website that allowed me to modify and delete my mods without being logged in. Also was able to view my own download history, potentially very e
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by Lockyy 14y ago
In the face of a decreasing availability of demos for games I feel that let's plays are the closest available thing to find out whether you like a game or not. A review can only go so far. The decreasing amount of demos for games is probabl
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by Lockyy 14y ago
Then save as should revert the original file to how it was when opened and create a new file with all the changes in that. It should forget all the autosaves for the original file.
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by Lockyy 14y ago
I think the best bit is that the international organisation for sporting achievement that is meant to encourage fitness and a drive for excellence has an official chip vendor.
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by Lockyy 14y ago
I'm doing some Memrise now and the best thing about it is they seem to have gamified it. The plantlings that grow really do encourage me to keep, well, playing. Excellent idea.
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by Lockyy 14y ago
Okay, I understand where you are coming from. But why not submit it and then leave it. The lying makes it seems to much worse than it potentially is.
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by Lockyy 14y ago
Well this is all suddenly extremely dodgy, with the submitter lying about who he is, and various other favilous workers commenting as well with no disclosure.
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by Lockyy 14y ago
Where does the 11kclub mention a shade of green?
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by Lockyy 14y ago
I'm at 169 and I have the ability to flag. But that is it. Cannot down vote, make polls or change my colour bar. A friend is also at 260 and he cannot down vote either. He has indicated to me in the past that he believes it to be closer to
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by Lockyy 14y ago
A link to his actual post is always nicer than a commentary honestly. http://www.gnu.org/philosophy/nonfree-games.html
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by Lockyy 14y ago
I have uplay installed on my games pc along with all available AC games. Neither chrome nor firefox have this plugin installed. Auto-removed after being blacklisted? Or never installed?
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by Lockyy 14y ago
It would be easy if I had an example that had the reverse has of something simple like hello, however if these are hashes they are potentially of things obscure enough to not have been hashed anywhere else.
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Ask HN: Are these hashes?
2 points by Lockyy 14y ago|2 comments

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