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by SG- 13y ago
It's interesting to note that they've decided to go and upgraded all existing older SP servers which previously had 100Mbit ports to 200Mbit for free. They've been upgrading all the switches the last 3 weeks. I think they co
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He took on a patent troll and won(ottawacitizen.com)
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by SG- 13y ago
you don't actually need insanely fast JS to load most web sites. i agree you'd need it for something highly interactive and intensive, but again not most websites.
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by SG- 13y ago
There are so many more 'Apple users' using iPhones than actual Apple users (OSX) these days and they're buying apps. The big reason is Android has marketshare but some Android users don't buy Android because of Android,
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by SG- 13y ago
It doesn't seem like the Constitution matters as much as it used to. Regardless, that shouldn't be enough reason to write off other countries for hosting your cloud data.
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by SG- 13y ago
What protections do you have inside the US as a non-US citizen? While I'm sure other agencies collect things or let the US collect things for them, the fact is that most countries don't have the budget the NSA does to even do so
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by SG- 13y ago
Village Instruments released a ready-made product years ago: http://www.villageinstruments.com/tiki-index.php?page=ViDock
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by SG- 13y ago
3/3 coworkers, all but one of my gamer friends that have tried Windows 8 (~10). I gave Windows 8 a shot for about 2 months before going back myself. The stats speak for themselves from MSFT's Windows 8 numbers, for the most part
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by SG- 13y ago
The majority however don't like Windows 8 metro interface with a keyboard and mouse (the majority of Windows 8 users).
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by SG- 13y ago
It seems it would be better to have an opt-in list instead of forcing everyone into it by default and making a list of those that didn't want it.
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by SG- 13y ago
But if your family/friends all have their email hosted on your server then it's "safe".
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by SG- 13y ago
Could the NSA use some random hidden exploit and break into the machine if they really wanted to? Probably. But this is about all your emails not being easily indexed by Google/NSA and whoever else the NSA works with. Obviously emai
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by SG- 13y ago
What do you mean too many? there are so few legit servers that will not resend an email and you can whitelist those.
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by SG- 13y ago
Not if you're sending important emails to other people hosted on your own server.
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by SG- 13y ago
Well they're already somewhat deceiving people with the 8 core claim.
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by SG- 13y ago
They aren't "losers" in the normal sense, but they will likely lose out on income going forward unless they add really unique features that make their version much better.
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by SG- 13y ago
Likely whatever obscure feature OP thinks is important to him and not others.
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by SG- 13y ago
Is anyone else really bothered that Daniel Domscheit-Berg deleted it as well as all the other things he did to Wikileaks when he left the project?
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by SG- 13y ago
I'm not exactly sure "built from scratch" applies to this new browser considering it mostly just seems to be Chrome at this point and not really bringing many features from older Opera.
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by SG- 13y ago
It's not encouragement, it's someone's attempt at a joke. It's ok to joke about things, and sometimes it's offensive.
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by SG- 13y ago
It's clear that there's no real interest in reforming people and simply punishing them in any way possible regardless of what it means when they finally come out of the US jail system. That just seems to be the way in the US and other count
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by SG- 13y ago
Right but there's a lot of people still maintaining code that has it implemented and also a lot of tutorials that people are using that likely use that framework.
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by SG- 13y ago
Are these links from only 2013? It would be interesting to see what the top links are by year/month or something too.
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by SG- 13y ago
It has a nice GUI and is simple to use. It's like not understanding a nice FTP/sftp client because there are free/CLI versions available. It's not for everyone, but it my experience with using it for sftp mounting is that it was great i
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by SG- 13y ago
Not really, it includes the ratings for the place.
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by SG- 13y ago
Towelliee makes around 7-8k/month according to an AMA he did a few month ago and it has quite a bit of insight there. He's shown that you don't have to be top gamer skill wise to make a lot of money. He's decent at games, but he isn't any
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by SG- 13y ago
While competition is always good, this piece seems rather one sided, where's Twitch's comments? It sounds like someone got banned from Twitch for doing something wrong. Some examples I've seen lately: -twitch streamer pretending to be par
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by SG- 13y ago
Sorry but you're totally missing something if you think you can compare to a Mac or 'PC' of it's time. Not only did it have a lot of special peripherals but the entire OS and environment is what made it special. Like Apple today, you have
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by SG- 14y ago
My dad used to get some C64 magazine subscription which included guides to making games and he would make some for me when I was just 3-4. It was honestly pretty amazing stuff looking back on it 30 years later and likely what got me in the
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by SG- 14y ago
you likely aren't hosting a BTC exchange too, they were likely specifically targeted.

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