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by X-Cubed 13y ago
I was wondering why I was unable to access any of the services that were supposedly back online. Now that the Member Center is back, it turns out there were new Terms & Conditions I needed to accept first... argh.
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by X-Cubed 13y ago
> "The email people used to sign up for Facebook was not one that they checked every day (which is especially important if that’s how you want to schedule events)." That doesn't strike me as an issue that's unique to
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by X-Cubed 13y ago
Without Bluetooth support, it's not much use. You'd be limited to having a dongle connected your smartphone, or the watch only working when you were within the range of a base station.
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by X-Cubed 14y ago
So PeerCDN works great with video, but for the screencast they chose to use YouTube instead. What happened to dogfooding?
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by X-Cubed 14y ago
I can't speak for mrweasel, but in my experience, TortoiseHg struggles with performance on large repos, with basic operations (like refreshing the list of modified files in the Commit window) taking many seconds to complete. It consumes a l
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by X-Cubed 14y ago
The other catch with that approach is that requests can be simultaneous, fail, and/or arrive out-of-order, so the server would need to accept any authentication cookie that it had recently sent to the client, not just the last one. Not impo
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by X-Cubed 14y ago
It does exist, although it's not an app launcher (yet), just a store and chat client. http://store.steampowered.com/mobile
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by X-Cubed 14y ago
All of that stuff can be turned off though (or in the case of apps & themes, not installed)
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by X-Cubed 14y ago
Down from NZ
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by X-Cubed 14y ago
Superbrothers is the only one that's currently listed in the Steam CDR as having Linux support: http://marlamin.com/cdr/search.php?s=linux&searchby=os
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by X-Cubed 14y ago
They have a pretty decent line up of Linux games already, and it's not a public release yet: http://marlamin.com/cdr/search.php?s=linux&searchby=os (~37 games so far) There are also a lot of indie titles on Steam that have Linux versi
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by X-Cubed 14y ago
DreamHost use Google Authenticator.
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by X-Cubed 14y ago
Ditto Windows 7 + Chrome 22.0.1221.0
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by X-Cubed 14y ago
Xbox 1 emulation has been tackled, but not finished yet. http://www.caustik.com/cxbx/
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by X-Cubed 14y ago
Yeah, but that statement applies to pretty much any language really, not just C#. If you code your Java app to expect to find documents in /home/<user>/ or link your Java app with binary libraries that are platform-specific, then yo
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by X-Cubed 14y ago
It's not simply a matter of checking an option unfortunately, but you can still get Pageant to load keys at startup by creating a shortcut to it in Programs -> Startup: http://jameschens.com/blog/2010/05/24/starting-pageant-durin...
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by X-Cubed 14y ago
I believe all the existing iOS browsers are just wrappers around a Safari web view. While Chrome and Safari do have a lot in common through their Webkit heritage, I doubt Google would bother shipping a build of Chrome for iOS, if it was lim
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by X-Cubed 15y ago
There are already RDP and VNC clients written in HTML5/Javascript available. If you want to get access to a physical machine, just use one of those. This project adds support to VMware Workstation, etc, to do a similar thing, so that you do
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by X-Cubed 15y ago
They're possibly just reusing their existing HTTP request libraries for creating the request. But bear in mind that with an HTTPS connection, once the secure session has been established you can send anything you like over it. There's nothi
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by X-Cubed 15y ago
Client-side encryption does not exclude server-side decryption, ie: only encrypt it on the wire, not the storage device. Like Dropbox.
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by X-Cubed 16y ago
It would be interesting to see how it copes with proxy servers (like the ones Opera use) that downscale images to reduce the traffic on mobile networks. It would be a good idea to checksum the code to make sure that it is what you're expect
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by X-Cubed 16y ago
Technically you're right, but they're both operated by the same company, so we get screwed over with their pricing.