Timmmmbob

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by Timmmmbob 13y ago
Only an idiot would think she was suggesting blindly replacing every instance of "very capable" with accomplished. Clearly they are merely suggestions to consider.
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by Timmmmbob 13y ago
No he means it doesn't do: angle += time_taken_to_render_previous_frame * speed;
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by Timmmmbob 13y ago
Could be a more powerful ARM Cortex, rather than the insanely out-dated Atmel chips. If anyone ever makes a 5V ARM processor Atmel will be finished. Also I'm going to rant about Arduino for a bit: Yes it's very simple and easy to
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by Timmmmbob 13y ago
I just wish it wasn't written in PHP. Makes me not entirely trust it.
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by Timmmmbob 13y ago
> The strongest CF pieces are made of unidirectional CF, where all fibers are oriented in the direction of the main effort. You're confusing issues even further! To anyone who wants to actually understand this: Carbon fibre doesn&#x
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by Timmmmbob 13y ago
I have an Android app with my email as the support address. Probably half of the emails I get from there are blank. No idea why.
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by Timmmmbob 13y ago
Yeah this is clearly a problem with gdb, not std::vector. Really gdb is pretty rubbish and hasn't been improved for many years. LLDB should be much better.
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by Timmmmbob 13y ago
No, that is a clone of Worms. This is a clone of Leiro which seems to also have an open source exact-clone: http://www.liero.be/ . The gameplay is totally different.
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by Timmmmbob 13y ago
Nobody is going to read a 52 page shitBB thread... Can you give us the gist? It seems like an odd scam to run.
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by Timmmmbob 13y ago
Android is only split up into smaller repositories because git can't handle having it all in one.
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by Timmmmbob 13y ago
That makes no sense. Facebook specifically said they might have chosen git! They had the same choices as any developer except that a) they don't care about github, and b) they wanted to modify the VCS to support massive scale. Apparent
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by Timmmmbob 13y ago
That's not true. There are many thinks inherently wrong with PHP security. And while you can write crap and insecure applications in any language, PHP actively encourages it.
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by Timmmmbob 13y ago
As far as I can tell the argument in this article is: > Snowden exposed what the NSA was doing, and most of it is bad and everybody is glad we found out, but some was good! So he should be hunted down for the rest of his life.
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by Timmmmbob 13y ago
"Ah! I remember reading the original web page from years and years ago about the fact that this happens . I wonder if they've discovered how they do it now (the algorithm). I will click on this presumably new (on a news site) l
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by Timmmmbob 13y ago
Elsevier is a leech on society and should be destroyed.
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by Timmmmbob 13y ago
Bullshit. Subverting the Linux kernel would easily be within the capabilities of the NSA. Kernel contributors aren't background-checked so all you need to do is to pay someone to do some legitimate kernel hacking in a sensitive area.
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by Timmmmbob 13y ago
It's correct though. Authors donate their work freely. Reviewers work for free. I believe even editorial boards work for free. I'm not sure about that though. All Elsevier has to do is hassle people for reviews and run a website.
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by Timmmmbob 13y ago
I've used QML / QtQuick for a while. Here are my thoughts 1. It makes writing UI state machines much simpler since it is declarative. Instead of saying "when this information changes, update the UI", you just say &quot
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by Timmmmbob 13y ago
The first time you send an encrypted message keys are exchanged automatically. Thereafter it tells you if the second party's identity changes from the first message. If you're thinking "But MitM!!!" then don't. The
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by Timmmmbob 13y ago
Cool, but I'd be surprised if this actually works well - the shaft would surely catch on the shoulder bit, and the force pushing the shaft through is perfectly in line with the axis of the wheel, so there is very little moment turning
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by Timmmmbob 13y ago
Maybe, but it of limited use for most CAD problems - "standard" visual sketch-and-extrude systems are MUCH easier to use for 99% of things you'd want to model. Exceptions are highly repetitive and mathematical objects like ge
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by Timmmmbob 13y ago
Well not really because the "do one thing well" leads to shell scripting where you join together dozens of separate tiny programs. Shell scripting is not exactly fast, nor is it robust.
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by Timmmmbob 13y ago
Suuuure... put it back to the way it was earlier. Youtube comments were great then!
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by Timmmmbob 13y ago
The word is "addictive".
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by Timmmmbob 13y ago
1. Using bash.
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by Timmmmbob 13y ago
I was expecting nobody to pay for hosting! Websites don't run on magic.
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by Timmmmbob 13y ago
Yes, the truth is that the AOSP Browser is now abandonware - Google have stopped developing it in favour of Chrome, and likely won't accept non-security patches for it. I don't think this matters much anyway. Firefox is a more tha
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by Timmmmbob 13y ago
These are the advantages and disadvantages I can think of: Pros * Probably much cheaper than a traditional helicopter - you don't need any complicated mechanical components like swash plates. * Increased redundancy would be much easier
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by Timmmmbob 13y ago
TL;DR: Good luck! At least until recently it was virtually impossible to actually do this - Autopackage used to have a list of things that prevented making decently portable binary packages for Linux. I believe they resorted to shipping a m
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by Timmmmbob 13y ago
Language support has nothing to do with drivers... All the hardware drivers have C or C++ interfaces.

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