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by aroch 13y ago
Bootstrap. It helps any site go from looking like crap to passable.
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by aroch 13y ago
Law enforcement would have to work up the caring to actual track you down. There are hundreds/thousands/tons of [D]DoSs launched everyday from 10MB/s to colossal 400Gbps attacks. 99+% of attacks aren't going to be invest
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by aroch 13y ago
Well, yes you can...one branch of a company could legally compel (and would if there are separate privacy policies) another to give up information as part of an investigation.
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by aroch 13y ago
So my lab is working on treatment and vaccine candidates for early childhood infections -- some of which have severe health impacts in second and third world countries. We're primarily government funded (state and NIH), but we'd l
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by aroch 13y ago
Simple fix: "The low level noise caused by my speakers being powered but not making noise helps my sleep similar to a white noise machine."
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by aroch 13y ago
1.5.12 is the latest devel branch and 1.4.7 is the latest release branch (released in response to this CVE and excepted from the vuln range). The patch works for any of the intervening versions. As far as I'm aware, all the major distr
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by aroch 13y ago
I was under the impression that it was wild speculation week. At least that's what Newsweek and CNN have left me thinking
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by aroch 13y ago
Not process but I could hsave sworn there are multithreaded processes enabled by default in Aurora, image processing for example.
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by aroch 13y ago
Some of it is the move from single to multi process/thread tab and rendering model. And if I'm remembering correctly a few of the new HTML5 elements added have caused significant (+20-30mb) leaks as they are, as of yet, unoptimize
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by aroch 13y ago
In case you're curious: http://arewefastyet.com/ https://areweslimyet.com/
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by aroch 13y ago
Because presumably the mastermind behind bitcoin keeps an eye on it. Also, you don't know anything, at all about his personal finances. Maybe you're the real Satoshi. You only pop up to comment about how this guy must be the rea
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by aroch 13y ago
Because no one without internet at home has ever gone to the local library to use it
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by aroch 13y ago
If they're not upgrading, they're not facing the horrible, insurmountable problem OP is.
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by aroch 13y ago
You really don't get to complain about a proprietary format being retired due to age or even just disappearing off the face of the Earth. There's an astounding amount of software written for the sciences that uses proprietary bin
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by aroch 13y ago
No, I haven't and I do mean this in the most condescending way possible; he's complaining about the proprietary format not working and laments losing his stuff. He could easily solve his problems. It's not a "hack"
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by aroch 13y ago
The "files" are really a folder/bundle with richtext and image files inside it. Why doesn't OP just extract the actual data from inside the bundle by right click > package contents
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by aroch 13y ago
Voice is part of talk, so that's down as well.
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by aroch 13y ago
It's called lossy because it loses data in encoding...its not bad solely because od the y.
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by aroch 13y ago
No it isn't. They're buying 2-day shipping from UPS or FedEx, both these companies make a "best effort" to deliver the package within 2 business days. That's not always possible without greater expenditure than the
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by aroch 13y ago
Well, no...It's "2-day" shipping not "guaranteed 2-day" shipping -- the theoretically maximum time in transit, assuming no issues, is 2days.
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by aroch 13y ago
Some hospitals to implement random drug testing. Micromanaging healthcare isn't going to make drug abuse disappear -- abusers will just get better at hiding it.
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by aroch 13y ago
sent
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by aroch 13y ago
I have 0 invites, ping me here or the email on my profile I'm out
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by aroch 13y ago
Speak for yourself, prime for me is still about fast shipping. I pretty much won't buy anything that doesn't have prime shipping
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by aroch 13y ago
To my 64TB array running btrfs in RAID5
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by aroch 13y ago
Spurious correlation. Both pork and beef have been used in English (both American and British) for centuries. Both beef and pork refer to the meat from multiple subspecies while fish and poultry are considered game/sports meats and na
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by aroch 13y ago
A truecrypted image can be incrementally backed up (changed blocks only)
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by aroch 13y ago
I watched this solely because of the brewing on a train episode.
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by aroch 13y ago
None of his observations are wrong, how they are uneducated?
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by aroch 13y ago
Same browser engine and useragents

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