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by Rychard 8y ago
I might pull the couch cushions, but I'm not going to start moving furniture until I check other places first.
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by Rychard 8y ago
This seems to be precisely how some aircraft computer systems are implemented, if this aviation.stackexchange answer is to be believed. https://aviation.stackexchange.com/a/21746
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by Rychard 8y ago
While the parent has a valid point, I agree with you in the sense that such an attitude doesn't effectively convey the intended message. I think it's unrealistic to expect the average non-technical user to understand the distinct
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by Rychard 8y ago
You might be interested in this, from just over a month ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=18618193
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by Rychard 8y ago
Isn't Unity similar in that regard? (well, as far as viewing the source-code, they don't accept patches to my understanding) https://blogs.unity3d.com/2018/03/26/releasing-the-unity-c-s...
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by Rychard 8y ago
I'm unaware of any common restaurant (i.e. not fast food) where you can get a full meal for much below $10. Factor in the additional cost of a non-water beverage (soda or beer, for instance) as well as a tip, and it's likely you&
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by Rychard 8y ago
Sort of. ReactOS does use large portions of code from Wine, but the ReactOS team upstreams changes to the Wine project whenever possible, so it's a two-way street. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ReactOS#Wine_cooper
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by Rychard 8y ago
I recall hearing that certain motherboard manufacturers were disabling ECC for their lower-end AMD boards. Does anyone know if this was ever confirmed or not?
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by Rychard 8y ago
> It's an online only game. If this would really take you 3 days to download, you wouldn't be able to play it anyways... (54 GB) / (3 days) = 1.66666667 megabits per second To really drive this point home, even the FCC ag
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by Rychard 8y ago
You're sitting in a small room at a table. In front of you, a stack of paper containing a nearly-endless list of words. An Alexa device sits in a nearby corner. Clearing your throat in preparation, you reach for the first sheet of pa
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by Rychard 8y ago
To be clear: not all traffic has to be routed through it, just DNS. All that I had to do was assign a static IP address to the MAC address of the VM network interface, and configure my router's DHCP to hand out that static IP for DNS.
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by Rychard 8y ago
It sure can. I have piHole running inside a virtual machine (Ubuntu 18.04).
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by Rychard 8y ago
Wow, this sounds really interesting. Do you have a link where I can read more about this?
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by Rychard 8y ago
Microsoft OS^2 (Open Source Operating System)
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by Rychard 8y ago
> What's wrong with Paint 3D? For starters, there's that "3D Objects" item underneath "This PC" in the Explorer treeview. It's not relevant to me, and I'm skeptical that it's relevant to the
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by Rychard 8y ago
Is there a reason you can't just use Docker For Windows? https://docs.docker.com/docker-for-windows/
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by Rychard 8y ago
I doubt it. Thinking about it, it may simply be that I don't apply at companies that I don't approve of. I'm not sure why I would even reach out to a company regarding a position if I disapproved of them initially? The quest
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by Rychard 8y ago
I assume that commits are being made to some sort of topical branch (Edit: I guess not? That seems like a poor decision). Personally, I encourage the developers across our organization to do an interactive rebase prior to pushing to a rem
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by Rychard 8y ago
> The "custom" and "proprietary" are largely irrelevant, in that they're merely internal implementation details. Agreed. I was merely trying to convey that they wouldn't be the normal [E]ATX form factor bo
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by Rychard 8y ago
Once you go beyond dual socket boards (and even then, they're not widely available), you're firmly in the territory of custom form factors, and extensibility usually happens via proprietary daughterboards. At this point it'
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by Rychard 8y ago
The jury is still out regarding its ability to run Slack.
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by Rychard 8y ago
The processors they're using appear to be well in excess of $10,000 each. To get 224 physical cores, you'd need to run them in a 8-CPU configuration, so you've got ~$100,000 invested just in the processors alone. Memory is
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by Rychard 8y ago
You should consider submitting this to http://plaintextoffenders.com/
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by Rychard 8y ago
What other unit of measurement would you propose for expressing the values in the link?
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by Rychard 8y ago
This is a reasonable criticism. I'm not a fan of the delivery, but I absolutely agree with you.
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by Rychard 8y ago
> really weird choices (sven dying for the tower lol) Taking a tier 2 tower nets everyone on the team 120 gold (a further 150+ gold goes to the hero who gets the last hit), and losing Sven probably gave the opposing team less than was
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by Rychard 8y ago
They've stated that they want to bring this to other platforms as well. https://github.com/Microsoft/GVFS/issues/4
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by Rychard 8y ago
According to the Stack Overflow's 2016 Developer Survey [1], "56% of developers in fact do not have a college degree in computer science or related fields" Admittedly, the data is a few years old (and I didn't want to pu
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by Rychard 8y ago
The "making of" video for this is also cool. It's linked from this video, but here's a link just to let everyone know it exists: https://youtu.be/hTlNVUmBA28
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by Rychard 8y ago
I'm fairly certain they meant "co-worker"

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