TeHCrAzY

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by TeHCrAzY 17y ago
This is a good point. Many people misunderstand the idea of encryption. Essentially, if the data is to be used by the client, the client needs a way to decrypt it, thus the client can copy and do with the content what they wish (no matter
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by TeHCrAzY 17y ago
I find unclosed tags to be ambiguous, hard to format, and that they lead to more errors, I'd be interested to see why you prefer working with the opposite, personal preference aside.
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by TeHCrAzY 17y ago
I'm reasonably sure the Eula states that you, quite specifically, cannot use Windows for things such as Nuclear Power Plants. Likewise, if you were using it, wouldn't you be talking to Microsoft about specially hardened version of the sof
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by TeHCrAzY 17y ago
And those that follow the general trend, just for fun or a sense of belonging or whatever else currently motivates them.
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by TeHCrAzY 17y ago
I would assume it involves drastically increasing the size of the fans, consequently reducing the RPM (and noise) whilst keeping the same overall airflow.
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by TeHCrAzY 17y ago
This is why I love .Net. Want a quick and dirty file read? string fileContent = System.IO.File.ReadAllText(); Want to read it into lines? string[] fileLines = System.IO.File.ReadAllLines(); Want fine tuned byte by byte access? var fs = new
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by TeHCrAzY 17y ago
At 300 baud, you might be better off driving over.
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by TeHCrAzY 17y ago
I hope people note this: Literally perfect diamonds can be produced for impressively small amounts of money, and the cartel barely bats an eyelid, happily swinging into their next marketing campaign to secure their position. We should all l
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by TeHCrAzY 17y ago
The MS Office tool bar gets a lot of flack. But it's not aimed at you or I. My mum can use it. Nuff said. Many corporate customers (lots of money) have legacy applications that require IE6. Cluttering the browser more would not be helpful a
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by TeHCrAzY 17y ago
I disagree. The iPad is directly competing with netbooks, but providing less functionality at a higher price point. A quick survey around the dev team here highlight this: They think it is too expensive and impractical. (and this is no anti
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by TeHCrAzY 17y ago
The price would need to drop quite significantly, and/or the durability would need to increase drastically (children + strong, well engineered device = broken device in short amount of time!)
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by TeHCrAzY 17y ago
Is this in reference to the no dedicated servers or the ~4.5hr long campaign?
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by TeHCrAzY 17y ago
Perhaps they are smarter than we think, and are more interested in a pay barrier for premium content from their existing content producing users?
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by TeHCrAzY 17y ago
This is what scares me away from the Nexus One. I know I will see software support and bug fixes for general (and many obscure) problems for some time to come, but I am wary that I may fall into a gap somewhere, and be stuck with a fancy pa
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by TeHCrAzY 17y ago
Interesting, I called my bank about this annoying "feature" and was told it is for security reasons, but never understood why (and they were unwilling or unable to inform me). Enlightening. This functionality is very common in Australia, at
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by TeHCrAzY 17y ago
It likely would be difficult to do a transaction and modify the ATM at the same time however.
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by TeHCrAzY 17y ago
Nothing at all. Attempting to understand what our politicians and courts are doing at the moment is difficult indeed. I expect people like that to be intelligent and informed. They seem to be lacking in both with re. to the internet.
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by TeHCrAzY 17y ago
I haven't looked at Live events yet, is there anywhere I can read through a rundown of what they offer?
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by TeHCrAzY 17y ago
If you carefully read the instructions, you can learn how to compile libraries with it - there is explicit support for this use case. (which is likely what jQuery have done.) Exports: http://code.google.com/closure/compiler/docs/api-tutori
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by TeHCrAzY 17y ago
It's unlikely to have been a temporary problem. Depression is pervasive, all encompasing, and, seemingly, far outside your expreiences to have made such an uninformed comment.
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by TeHCrAzY 17y ago
I don't think increasing your speed will avoid tailgaters, rather it (in my experience) makes them go all the faster, to continue with thier tailgating ways.
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by TeHCrAzY 17y ago
I think the point is that rarely would a human succeed in such a corner case, let alone in 99% of all cases.
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by TeHCrAzY 17y ago
Nothing taught in Australia, at least conventionally. My driving instructor was a retired police driver trainer, I benefited greatly from his experience and understanding of vehicles. Never had an accident, but avoided several via quick thi
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by TeHCrAzY 17y ago
I have a legit copy of home server. Next step: Convince my parents to turn this old pc into a home server as well. S many hassles solved, especially with the backups.
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by TeHCrAzY 17y ago
Seems that it should provide some selection bias, as the more intelligent you are, the more likely you will have a good idea and survive longer/provide better for your family etc.
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by TeHCrAzY 17y ago
What points that out to you?
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by TeHCrAzY 17y ago
This is going to be very skewed, as only the people using twitter can vote.
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by TeHCrAzY 17y ago
http://www.symantec.com/norton/downloads/trialsoftware/offer... Free trial. See for yourself.
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by TeHCrAzY 17y ago
Not only behind on features, but its buggy, slow and crashes semi-regularly. (I use OO at home and on my netbook, MS Office at work).
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by TeHCrAzY 17y ago
It does not state that anything other than the enrollment is free. It specifically states (the first 3 words, no less) "Enrollment is free". The rest of the sentence clarifys that, however free enrollment is, it will cost you 100 USD when y

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