NamTaf

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by NamTaf 11y ago
FB's threaded replies also only go 1 deep.
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Yes, if you get access to my account and get it banned I'm SoL except if it were through some fault of their own. Same with items. [1] They've reversed several waves of bans, with a number listed here [2] that you can follow the
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My company gives employees laptops with cisco anyconnect. It basically punches a VPN back to corporate over ant HTTPS connection it can get its hands on, which means that it can map all of your network drives, citrix apps run fine, etc. By
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That's true. In my observation it tends to be that their tracing alerts employees to a problem, which they then proactively fix without the end user having to contact support. When it requires human intervention and isn't caught
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The good thing with Valve is that although they make comically terrible mistakes like this, they know they're bad at getting stuff right and put traceable information on everything Get falsely VAC banned? They'll detect this and
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by NamTaf 11y ago
It's worth you doing a pass across your product descriptions. Randomly clicking on one, I found this statement [1]: "You can read more about Shigehiro knives under the tab to the left." Except that there's no tab to the
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by NamTaf 11y ago
It's because we're expected to rend the flesh with our bare hands from a young age; knife ownership is therefore not as common as in other first-world nations.
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That comparison URL goes to a 'page not found' error for me, which is frankly astounding.
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by NamTaf 11y ago
It's a country founded by pilgrims. Religion runs strong in its blood (more so than many other first-world nations) and thus many of the traits of religion also run strong.
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by NamTaf 11y ago
When you have active components it really helps understand how they evolve over time. For example, I gained a lot from it when I was building basic logic gates from transistors. If you just want an answer, sure, look it up. If you want to d
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by NamTaf 11y ago
How does Hoover apparently not have anyone who understands the concept of Total Cost of Ownership? If there's a cheaper TCO that involves having a vacuum cleaner, then people are going to buy the vacuum cleaner and throw it away!
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I am going to be like a rat pressing an endorphin button playing this.
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It's on top of a relatively large hill in the suburbs, so it gets a lot of breeze. Scan around behind you and you'll see the extent of it. The traffic lights are just about at the top of that hill, so that house has at least a 180
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by NamTaf 11y ago
I wasn't trying to say the situations are similar. What I was suggesting is that the two examples give fascinating case studies into how differing approaches cause braoder social and financial effects. Both men strike me as realtively
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by NamTaf 11y ago
Ignoring everything else, watching this whole saga unfold has been absolutely incredible. In a global environment mainly involving conservative powers, seeing a left-wing party take left-wing views to the negotiation table is utterly fascin
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by NamTaf 11y ago
The vertical turbines are quite small. Here's one at a house in Brisbane near where I live: https://www.google.com.au/maps/@-27.50561,153.05533,3a,75y,1... I suspect there's issues attaching it to the house i
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by NamTaf 11y ago
The only rational argument for 'a country MUST repay its debts!' that I can make is if it is being charged interest on those debts no higher than the CPI increase of that currency. The whole point of interest in a loan is to cover
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by NamTaf 11y ago
You wanted to move 8, not 4. Skill gains were made through an 8x8 grid. All the latter skill macros through RunUO were set up for being done on a boat sailing up and down to the east of Moonglow (where you could wrap around the map). They s
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by NamTaf 11y ago
I understand that. That's the exact problem. To me, the F-35 issue represents a case of politicising the systems engineering process. All of the defence contractors are really good at implementing systems from requirement specification
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by NamTaf 11y ago
To all those saying that dogfighting is an antiquited doctrine: I agree with you, but the F-35A is supposed to still do that, regardless of how archaic and improbable such a situation is supposed to occur. Because it's supposed to be a
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by NamTaf 11y ago
Because Cortana is the manifestation of engineering capacity to crunch user data to make deeper decisions and better offerings to end users. That capacity is why Google, Apple and now MSFT are all chasing the ability to do voice, because th
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by NamTaf 11y ago
That has to be the most awkward sign-off of the webcast ever.
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Well, that was an unexpected and uncontrolled structural disintegration. e: On the upside, happy birthday Elon, I hope you enjoyed your really awesome fireworks!
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by NamTaf 11y ago
My company, an ASX30 corporation, still runs its operations through an emulated IBM 3270 terminal sitting on top of a DB2 v8 mainframe with literally thousands of tables in it. 4 character transaction codes and ctrl as 'enter command&#
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by NamTaf 11y ago
The internet is a grid of computers to which you connect. More than that though, conceptually "off-the-grid" means not accepting a utility serivce from a provider but rather catering for that yourself. An internet connection is ar
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Isn't the internet by very definition a grid?
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Geostationary, so ~36000km
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by NamTaf 11y ago
Great app but I have one request. Can you please modify it so instead of pausing the game until my SO is done talking, it pauses my SO until my game is done its cutscene? Thanks in advance.
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He's not saying it'll cannibalise the core business, he said it'd replace it by becoming a bigger profit centre. For example, Nintendo started out in playing cards and went via hotels among other things before arriving at ele
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by NamTaf 11y ago
Is pre-order US-only? I only see 'coming soon' here in AU.

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