Neeek

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by Neeek 9y ago
Ah, thank you for clarifying :)
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by Neeek 9y ago
Not having watched the whole thing, it sounds like this Lauren Southern (the journalist in question) was using funds from Patreon to help blockade a ship in the Mediterranean. They though the ship was leaving to collect migrants, apparently
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by Neeek 9y ago
I thought because Kerberos was OS agnostic you could already have Linux interacting with Windows AD?
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by Neeek 9y ago
Didn't the writer say this was one of the only kitchens shown on the blog that she likes? That doesn't mean you have to agree of course, I Just don't really know what makes a good kitchen :)
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by Neeek 9y ago
I mean... Theoretically you could make a big fuck off web app right now in JS, it's not like WASM == huge apps. It sounds to me like the back end coders will coming forward to the browser where before you had the front end moving towar
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by Neeek 9y ago
>* A bike is not walking. Most bikes are for one person, so if you're in a group they're not much use. My favourite part of visiting Amsterdam was the excessive bike usage. Pretty much everyone has 1 or more of them, you just r
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by Neeek 9y ago
Wait, I thought the cube was just a bunch of interesting things to fiddle with, there's no problem solving element to it is there? And when I say interesting, I really just mean different switches with a satisfying tactile response. I
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by Neeek 9y ago
That doesn't really help the business side of things though. Collaborating across state requires just as meaty an upload pipe.
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by Neeek 9y ago
That second point is true, though it's worth pointing out that the company has a tonne of experience in game development and a few other fields such as film production so I feel like it's a little different from a nobody startup t
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by Neeek 9y ago
The horror!
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by Neeek 9y ago
I feel you. It's not a reason I originally backed for but I've been increasingly more linux focused so it's something I'd love to see. PCI passthrough with KVM looks to be the solution for now, but it does mean having a
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by Neeek 9y ago
Is there development timeline really that absurd though? I'm sure there are plenty of AAA titles that have taken this long to get out the door, they just leave the announcement till sometime just before it's ready. I know that dev
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by Neeek 9y ago
Reading the sample use cases on the site makes it seem like smarter DRM is the pitch :(
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by Neeek 9y ago
Ah, I was under the impression that to achieve 25ms latency you would need something very low but it seems to be almost anywhere in LEO would give you close to those speeds. I was thinking of older speculative articles where HN discussions
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by Neeek 9y ago
Weren't most big name composers from all "classical" periods prolific improvisers also? Stories of Bach's fugue battles come to mind so I don't think the two have to be mutually exclusive. I think it's more tha
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by Neeek 9y ago
These low orbits aren't stable though, I think they only have a lifetime of 10-20 years before their lateral velocity decays and they de-orbit on their own, it's not like will just be stuck up there.
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by Neeek 9y ago
Not trying to say it isn't a correct statement, or that the outcome would be different if you lined everything up properly, only that the original statement doesn't really say anything meaningful.
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by Neeek 9y ago
Totally, I'm sure it's correct, and even if you were to bring the comparison in to line then the outcome is still "computer is watt hungry". The point is that the original statement, while correct, doesn't really sa
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by Neeek 9y ago
That's not really the point, more that it was originally not an apples to apples comparison and therefore doesn't really tell us anything. I have no doubt that the statement is correct, it's whether or not that statement has
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by Neeek 9y ago
For that to be a fair comparison, wouldn't you need to look at all the energy consumed by the human brain over the many hours it took them to become a Go champion?
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by Neeek 9y ago
I mean, they have also had mechanical automatic transmissions since the 70's at least.
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by Neeek 9y ago
You shouldn't really need to worry about people behind you, there are plenty of ways to get the car started without losing ground. In the case of traffic, it's far better to just let the car roll around in 1st or 2nd and let the g
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by Neeek 9y ago
But the author says right there at the bottom, the problem isn't JS or web APIs, just that we don't need to be running a chrome underneath everything. They suggest React Native, I don't really know enough about it to judge, I
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by Neeek 9y ago
I think I'd like to do more with my machine as it's getting bigger and faster, not the same things from 10 years ago that now hog all of my excess. I have twice the cores, four times the RAM and an order of magnitude more disk spa
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by Neeek 10y ago
>Two of the vulnerabilities can be triggered when connecting to networks supporting wireless roaming features; 802.11r Fast BSS Transition (FT), or Cisco’s CCKM roaming. From reading the actual Project Zero post yesterday, the exploit wa
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by Neeek 10y ago
Am i going mad? Windows has a command line ftp tool, I used it this morning. Is it just a Windows 10 thing? because it was also on my netbook running 8.1 out of the box.
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by Neeek 10y ago
My only issue with configuring X is that 'load "glx"' will not fetch the correct libglx.so with nvidia drivers loaded unless you tell it to go looking in /usr/lib/nvidia-[VERSION]/ :| took me a very v
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by Neeek 10y ago
That would make sense, your DPI scaling is all to do with readability after all :)
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by Neeek 10y ago
I think it's only 150%, currently running windows on a 28" 4k monitor makes me think 200% would be too much? Oh I should also add that I haven't ever had any of the DPI issues the parent's parent is referencing. The only
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by Neeek 10y ago
Yeah, I have another comment from a different thread saying the same thing I'm about to, but the amount of linux compatible steam games has really exploded since the original Steam OS announcements. I think it's almost at half the

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