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by Zr40 13y ago
With a 100 Mbit/sec connection, that would become "Less than 10 hours". That's still quite fast.
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by Zr40 13y ago
A self-contained fire, caused by hitting a large object, which only started spreading once emergency services broke through the battery casing. Exactly how is this a 'hardware mishap'?
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by Zr40 13y ago
That's definitely false. PRAM only contains firmware settings and boot parameters. It isn't big enough to contain drivers. If the display driver is at fault, grandparent wouldn't even see a mouse cursor. I don't know any
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by Zr40 13y ago
I run several virtual machines on my 8 GB MBP and I have never seen swap issues. Are you sure your problems are actually caused by swap? "purge" doesn't touch swap, it discards disk cache. Its use (according to the man page)
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by Zr40 13y ago
The half-blank pages you're seeing is a feature that's recently been enabled. This is a case of latency improvement that visually appears to be worse. When rendering can't keep up with your rate of scrolling, Chrome will disp
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by Zr40 13y ago
Some people like moving the scroll bar (which seems to be your preference). Other people like moving the document (which is my preference). There's no right or wrong choice here. The current default logically makes sense -- your cursor
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by Zr40 13y ago
USB doesn't impose a simultaneous key press limit that low, the keyboard does. The 'Report count' field of the 'Key codes' usage page of the keyboard's USB endpoint descriptor determines the maximum number of s
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by Zr40 13y ago
I can easily see stereographic images where you have to focus on a plane in front of the picture, but with this implementation you should focus behind the picture. That's hard for me to do, and this implementation doesn't allow th
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by Zr40 13y ago
There are other ways of contributing to a project besides committing code changes.
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by Zr40 13y ago
Actually, graphics drivers provide the OpenGL interface, just like they provide the rendering backend to DirectX. People are going to install graphics drivers anyway if they're going to do GPU stuff.
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by Zr40 13y ago
> It doesn't say "information was requested" or "information was provided" for only 9,000-10,000 devices but that only that number were specified . Actually, it does say that: "were specified in those requ
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by Zr40 13y ago
Google already publishes this: http://www.google.com/transparencyreport/userdatarequests/US...
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by Zr40 13y ago
But the fact is that they haven't upgraded, regardless of whether that's due to unwillingness or due to unavailability. Willingness to upgrade doesn't matter if you can't upgrade; you're still stuck on the old versi
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by Zr40 13y ago
> and possibly on some ARM systems Disabling Secure Boot is forbidden on ARM systems. Point 18 ends with: Disabling Secure Boot must not be possible on ARM systems.
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by Zr40 13y ago
That is actually the case. Point 17 states: Mandatory. On non-ARM systems, the platform MUST implement the ability for a physically present user to select between two Secure Boot modes in firmware setup: "Custom" and "Sta
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by Zr40 13y ago
Surely a physically present user (mentioned by the requirement of point 18) can disconnect the boot device in order to prevent Windows from booting. The firmware then has ample time to set up USB and allow the user to enter firmware setup.
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by Zr40 13y ago
Secure Boot isn't about lock-in, at least not on PCs. To qualify for the Windows Logo program, it must be possible to disable Secure Boot.
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by Zr40 13y ago
The three vibrations at the start of the workout might be a bit superfluous; the watchapp already has my attention when starting.
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by Zr40 13y ago
200 KB for a 1600x1078 photo sounds quite reasonable to me. The 300 KB PNG wrist photo on the other hand...
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by Zr40 13y ago
> It would crash all clients after injecting just a single message to any node of the network. Message would also be persisted in datastore so it would recrash the client on restart. Wouldn't that fail to propagate through the network?
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by Zr40 13y ago
You don't need a special doctype for that. Just don't include any DRM if you don't want to include any DRM.
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by Zr40 13y ago
It's mentioned on the About Raspberry IO page[2]. "The goal of Raspberry IO is to create, share, learn and teach the open-source community about using Raspberry Pi with Python." [2]: http://raspberry.io/about-raspberry-io/
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by Zr40 13y ago
CoffeeScript doesn't actually create any objects you're not telling it to do so. It does return the value of the final expression, but you placed that expression there to be executed. Its value will be returned and that might cause it to re
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by Zr40 14y ago
For me, the method of installation is one of the less important reasons why I started using rbenv instead of rvm. rbenv's simplicity and speed appealed to me, and the trigger for switching was rvm destroying itself again (or otherwise rende
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by Zr40 14y ago
Why would it be disastrous? Anecdotally, as a kid, I remember having a book containing cross-eyed stereographic images. As far as I'm aware, today, my eyesight is normal.
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by Zr40 14y ago
I can't believe XP is still being used as primary gaming OS by 8.35% of Steam users. Are so many gamers still using ancient hardware incapable of running Windows 7 or 8? Or are they unwilling or afraid to upgrade? At least, XP usage has dro
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by Zr40 14y ago
That might have disabled the malfunctioning part or otherwise worked around it. If it's merely a firmware issue, everyone would have that problem. Besides, some people in the referenced Apple discussions thread report that even after flashi
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by Zr40 14y ago
No, it's the behavior of malfunctioning hardware. The new drivers happen to trigger the malfunction in a different way.
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by Zr40 14y ago
That's probably done to prevent iPad 1 owners from purchasing the game. Besides requiring iOS 6.0, requiring a camera is currently the only way to exclude the first-generation iPad.
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by Zr40 14y ago
'User styles' is a common name for user-applied CSS stylesheets; it's not necessarily about applying styles in the English sense of the word. According to the author, these stylesheets remove some of the clutter, which presumably includes s

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