Splines

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by Splines 10y ago
FYI, the code for fresh produce is usually printed on the little sticker or on the tie.
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by Splines 10y ago
Protip: Avoid going to the closest Amazon Go store after a Seahawks game. Unless you're wearing Broncos gear.
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by Splines 10y ago
I would have bought this one: http://a.co/7XcZoUf Is that one a fake too? Going by the "Lenovo" seller and the fact that the seller also sells a ton of other Lenovo branded stuff makes me feel better, but who kno
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by Splines 10y ago
> if you know that the third-party seller has done this Is there an easy way to determine this?
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by Splines 10y ago
I use Netguard ( https://github.com/M66B/NetGuard ) and found it to be better polished than DNS66, check it out if you're interested, I'm a happy user.
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by Splines 10y ago
Yeah - my work instance of VS is sluggish as hell, and I sometimes load up a separate instance with toy problems to prototype ideas and it's practically as light as notepad.
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by Splines 10y ago
Agree. Maybe I'm not the target market, but it seems like it's charging a lot of money for not a lot of value. https://np.reddit.com/r/boston/comments/5xj47l/ever_what_ins... Maybe I'm lu
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by Splines 10y ago
Nvidia is also rolling out GeForce NOW: http://www.geforce.com/geforce-now People have also rolled their own solution: https://lg.io/2015/07/05/revised-and-much-faster-run-your-ow...
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by Splines 10y ago
If I have an account on an affected site, but did not interact with the site (via my browser or through some other site with an API call) during the time period when the vuln was live, am I still at risk?
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by Splines 10y ago
I would be surprised if it has. For most people playing compressed music is a solved problem.
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by Splines 10y ago
> It is interesting to note that as time goes by, what was fancy once eventually becomes 'standard' and the features get into the mid-range priced cars as well. Auto-shift is probably a good example. Automatic rear trunk opene
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by Splines 10y ago
OP has the picture and the file should have the date-time stamp of the flight. Couldn't they look up visits by Air Force One or travel by the president around that point in time? It may not give an answer 100%, but it should help.
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by Splines 10y ago
They have https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MIUI , but I don't know if MIUI enables them to sell services or have their own app store.
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by Splines 10y ago
$300 for a tablet, chromecast device + bluetooth controllers that all integrate nicely is a pretty good deal. Gaming on mobile phones with controllers is a pretty janky affair right now. Poor quality controllers and iffy compatibility are
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by Splines 10y ago
I'm not an expert, but I imagine these AIs attack the game using methods that just don't work with humans - predicting long deep branches of the game that are impossible to keep in your (well, at least my) head. The way I recall b
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by Splines 10y ago
Sometimes this goes horribly wrong: https://i.imgur.com/uxcATG6.jpg
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by Splines 10y ago
Agreed - I listen to podcasts with gmaps running on my phone, and about once a week some random non-google phrase will trigger it.
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by Splines 10y ago
Sorry for the late reply - where I work we use an in-house platform that uses Kendo for rendering charts. http://demos.telerik.com/kendo-ui/bar-charts/column What I do isn't anything particularly sophisticate
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by Splines 10y ago
This is why I always have my visualizations overlay both failure rates and usage. A given failure rate (or even worse, a failure count) doesn't tell you much about the system without also including the totals of both success and failur
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by Splines 10y ago
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/12067697/convert-current-... One of the top results for "convert date to integer". People who have an integer on one hand, a datetime on the other are going to see thi
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by Splines 10y ago
I've seen a test version of an app cause issues such that the launcher would crash (i.e. "respring"). Probably some intersection of particular api usage and OS bugs. To the unobservant user it looks like the OS is rebooting,
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by Splines 10y ago
> Would you enjoy a book or a movie that never ended? Obviously there's a market for such things based on the continued existence of daytime TV soap operas, but nobody seems to think those shows have much cultural value. There are
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by Splines 10y ago
There's a "Right Lane Ends" sign right there, and I'd imagine people unfamiliar with the turn see that sign and their brain just can't catch up with trying to process both slowing down for the 25mph turn and a left
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by Splines 10y ago
> It is particularly interested in presence software containing the following strings in their filenames: Makes me wonder if there is a benefit in making a real machine appear to be a VM (or even if its possible).
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by Splines 10y ago
Not knowing how this works internally, I think "Program Files (ARM)" would be unnecessary - the native platform is ARM, so it gets "Program Files", x86 is emulated (how different is x86-on-ARM than x86-on-x64?), so it ge
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by Splines 10y ago
Maybe this makes sense for a better continuum experience? Phone mode = UWP touch apps Docked continuum = Full desktop x86 apps (and UWP)
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by Splines 10y ago
That's a weird situation - it's a partnership between Amazon and Comcast, and many of the 5-star reviews say "Amazon customer service is awesome". It says more about Amazon than Comcast. Some of the reviews even say &qu
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by Splines 10y ago
> Yes - electron apps are slower and eat more ram - but someone else is paying for that. I hope you're being facetious here. If you develop any kind of desktop application and truly believe this, honestly this is disappointing to
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by Splines 10y ago
Your best bet, other than building your own, is probably a Steam Machine. For around the same price as this workstation you can get one with a better video card.
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by Splines 10y ago
Additionally the app it's embedded in can be driven. Kind of like vba.

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