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by anon4 12y ago
> So under uselessd a service or socket file cannot depend on the presence of certain mounts, for instance (RequiresMountsFor=). Of course it can - you just write a script that checks for the mount being there and if not attempts to moun
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by anon4 12y ago
You seriously expect me to break cycles myself? Edit: Furthermore, you expect me to carefully read the source of every single third-party library I use and patch it to break any potential cycles? This is madness!
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by anon4 12y ago
Runs perfectly well on an AMD FX 8350 with 32GB RAM and a top-line nVidia graphics card!
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by anon4 12y ago
One of the saddest: https://twitter.com/ID_AA_Carmack/status/477095755564318720
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by anon4 12y ago
> a child molester How do you know what a child molester looks like? Have you seen many of them? Are you friends with them? Your comment is highly suspicious, I think we better take you in for questioning.
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by anon4 12y ago
I prefer attempted murder to drug laws. One psychopath does less damage than a government of micromanaging geriatrics.
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by anon4 12y ago
Is it an intelligent post when it's arguing semantics vapidly?
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by anon4 12y ago
I just drew dicks everywhere.
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by anon4 12y ago
Think of Tom&Jerry. Open is when Tom is running on a carpet towards an open door, but the carpet is moving under him and he never reaches the door. Closed is when Tom slams into a closed door and gets flattened.
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by anon4 12y ago
Text + formatting. I could just as well ask "describe a git commit hash as an image in an unambiguous way"
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by anon4 12y ago
> Graphic "render nodes" feature enabled by default This had me excited, until I read the linked description and found that > It’s also important to know that render-nodes are not bound to a specific card. While internall
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by anon4 12y ago
You're talking of Shamir's Secret Sharing Scheme (alliterative translations in other languages left as an exercise to the reader) It's really neat, actually and can be efficiently and easily implemented just going from wikipe
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by anon4 12y ago
So much thought was put into the design and yet nobody bothered to add an option on whether you want to see units in standard or american measures. It's 2014, can't you people just detect I'm not american and put up normal Ce
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by anon4 12y ago
Woah. These run almost as fast as Macromedia used to run on a Pentium 1! Maybe just 20 more years and browsers will finally catch up to 1995 technology. In all seriousness, it really is too slow - the landing page animations play in about 2
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by anon4 12y ago
And then you post your own solution for others who might stumble upon it and 15 minutes later the entire thread is deleted by a mod for "this is a discussion thread and doesn't fit the Stack Overflow Modus Operandi"
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by anon4 12y ago
You should take them down - you don't have the right to copy and distribute those images. That link is illegal. Please take it down.
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by anon4 12y ago
If they're slightly more muscular, that would make up the difference in mass and since muscle has a somewhat different distribution than fat, would explain the slimmer waist.
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by anon4 12y ago
Excuse me if I don't trust Lennart "all pulseaudio problems are driver/application problems, get fucked" Poettering to tell me about online communities.
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by anon4 12y ago
Then they sue the reporter for slander and/or libel. Then the guy who got poisoned sues Pirate Joe.
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by anon4 12y ago
For starters, stop it with the depth-of-field and lens flare and chromatic aberration. At least for motion blur most attempts are at simulating normal motion blur, rather than the staccato motion blur you get from a shutter. A cool thing wo
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by anon4 12y ago
I would love to see something that's more like "Physically Based Eye Rendering" - rendering what your eyes would see and transmitting it through the monitor at the best quality possible, rather than rendering what a camera wo
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by anon4 12y ago
The sonorification bit has me interested. Perhaps a human trader could outperform the rats, or at least themselves, if they went just by sound data without trying to think too hard? I can see he's going to try training humans to trade
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by anon4 12y ago
Download a Commodore 64 emulator and learn ROM BASIC. Write a game in it. After that, try learning C again. You'll be infinitely thankful for such high-level constructs as functions and structs. And you'll understand what they do
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by anon4 12y ago
Small nations would join forces in larger unions. That is, when it's advantageous for two nations to be part of a union, but neither wants to truly merge with the other, you get things like the EU. A deeper hierarchy, i.e. small govern
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by anon4 12y ago
Ahahah, you can also ask for a pony and a ticket to Mars.
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by anon4 12y ago
>acclaimed hit series Kinect Sports Ahahah. That article is golden.
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by anon4 12y ago
If I cared about downvotes I wouldn't post on HN :P
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by anon4 12y ago
The term Micro$haft seems oddly appropriate for this.
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by anon4 12y ago
Each time I read that I'm reminded of Sherlock Holmes. Sherlock Holmes can look at a person and tell you everything about them by just deducing facts from observable facts and cross-referencing what he knows. He can do that, because he
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by anon4 12y ago
Well of course there are exceptions. Personally I've tried the "emailing from my laptop while riding a bicycle" thing - you take your hands off the handlebars, swing your backpack around (that's the hardest part and most

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