Xelbair

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721.
by Xelbair 7y ago
I won't trust any cloud-based password storage, especially not a proprietary one - even audits do not change my opinion about that - as the main attack vector isn't form the hacking side, but from 3 letter agencies and governments
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by Xelbair 7y ago
Depends If it is a monocolored tag made by random kid? I wouldn't. If it was something that took skill to do, even a tag? why not, if i found that person i would pay them to make something awesome on my wall.
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by Xelbair 7y ago
You can do whatever you want in your free time as long as you directly do not compete with the company. If you do have a neat offer that would compete(or any good and realistic idea/offer), you can bring it to the company, get proper s
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by Xelbair 7y ago
Me too, i never ever seen any ad on win10 - both home and pro versions(on a side note - home version is nigh unusable when it starts it's anti-malware scan - even on fresh install)) I do always turn off every possible telemetry setting
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by Xelbair 7y ago
Because over here it is taught as a default script.
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by Xelbair 7y ago
Over here kids got 'benefits'(extra time for tests etc) for having such disabilities - over-diagnosing was very common. It was a nightmare for people, like me, who genuinely had this syndrome. Every teacher was sure that everyone
727.
by Xelbair 7y ago
The only ones i come in contact with are horrible captchas on FF and god awfully slow gmail(that looks loaded but takes minutes(!) to work)
728.
by Xelbair 7y ago
https://www.wykop.pl/cdn/c3201142/comment_ybs5JJhpdoduaAiCGo...
729.
by Xelbair 7y ago
Sounded promising, but the design itself put me off instantly. It embodies everything that is wrong with modern web.
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by Xelbair 7y ago
>It is just one person's opinion. You don't have to try to slam it down as 'petty'. Why? if it is petty, why not slam it? it is a single opinion - do we need at least N people to share it before we can slam it? >Th
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by Xelbair 7y ago
>It's all about who is writing it and why they are writing it, not the language. Well ok JavaScript has some legacy warts, but ECMAScript 2019 enables a variety of very well written code in a variety of styles, and TypeScript is ici
732.
by Xelbair 7y ago
True, i would agree. If only paying for high quality news and articles guaranteed me that i won't see ads, well at least non-js ads. Sadly that won't happen because people who can pay for such news have higher disposable income an
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by Xelbair 7y ago
I seriously have no idea why people even use CCleaner nowadays.
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by Xelbair 7y ago
>they do not change so robustly & fast in short peroids of time. Not really, rapid prototyping - especially due to 3d printing - is a thing now - you can iterate on a model as fast as you can in CS/CE. Also - a lot of engineerin
735.
by Xelbair 7y ago
>Software is the only industry where you are asked to build systems that have never been built before but that are more complex than anything ever built in the history of "mature industries", on top of astronomically complex sy
736.
by Xelbair 7y ago
Of course you felt betrayed - because you were betrayed for profit margins. A customer shouldn't care at all for the reason why the service suddenly sucks. Customer should only care about the quality and value the service provides to h
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by Xelbair 7y ago
which basically removes cookies and other metadata.
738.
by Xelbair 7y ago
Since when EULA's are above laws?
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by Xelbair 7y ago
>For the end users, they just need to install Nvidia's proprietary drivers and everything just works. And that's the crux of the issue. proprietary drivers.
740.
by Xelbair 7y ago
Isn't it the most basic rule of any information-based analysis that having wrong information or unreliable one is worse than not having any? Because: 1) you know what you are lacking 2) you won't take action on wrong information.
741.
by Xelbair 7y ago
Truth.. We managed to play once.. this year.
742.
by Xelbair 7y ago
Who would've expected that already long-term established service has slower growth rate than relatively speaking newer one?
743.
by Xelbair 7y ago
I'm from Europe so i would choose an European city - Wroclaw. Polish city - so living is way way cheaper compered to the western Europe, while the city itself is neat and offers high standard of living.
744.
by Xelbair 7y ago
>For years, the community settled for a rushed localization that frequently crashed and was full of memes. (You will not be surprised to learn this version of the game was made by a high schooler). Sadly that is not exclusive to high sch
745.
by Xelbair 7y ago
And that's a problem how? Speculators will speculate - what matters is that more goods are accessible to more people.
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by Xelbair 7y ago
I would disagree - configuring nginx/apache/whatever to just display a static site is really easy - and honestly - it dosen't take much time. Honestly, i had more trouble helping my friend with 'simple shared hosting&#x2
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by Xelbair 7y ago
One can lead to normal life for the child if the condition is severe. Not doing anything can hinder child's future, while medical experiment can save the child. Other has no positive benefits, while it can be dangerous to the child.
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by Xelbair 7y ago
Admit mistakes, and acknowledge if someone is right(even if you hate that person, or he or she is below you in the ladder) Don't yell and judge the fuckups, unless someone does the same mistake over and over again. The only one kind of
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by Xelbair 7y ago
That's still ironical. if their claims are valid or not is absolutely unrelated to the irony of that situation though. Did anyone imply that if the content is 'ironical' we shouldn't write it or discuss it?
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by Xelbair 7y ago
speaking of captchas.. try solving them in chrome, and in firefox on different network and device afterwards. In firefox i am constantly getting annoying slow ones that fetch new images after marking one. In chrome i get piss easy fast stat

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