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aroch
13y ago
This happens to me in Thunderbird / Postbox on Win7 and OSX, leading me to believe it's some old edge-case IMAP bug
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aroch
13y ago
Sweet and sure thing, I'll send it over later today
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aroch
13y ago
We use Quartzy right now, but if you can make the Facilities management (ie. scheduling time on an FPLC) better (which, wouldn't be too hard) and embeddable / supporting CalDav/CardDav I would use this. I have an Excel sheet
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aroch
13y ago
That's pretty awesome, did you mean for it to play all the MP3's dropped on it at a time? For instance if I drop 1.mp3 and then drop 2.mp3 before 1.mp3 is finished both play at the same time with 2.mp3 starting to play at the tim
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aroch
13y ago
I don't know, I had to RMA my Nexus 7 twice (both due to faulty hardware, one was missing the physical buttons entirely and the other was reporting 1GB total space) and both times Google didn't want to process the RMA or wanted
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aroch
13y ago
Huh, pretty cool. Unfortunately, most of my microscopy involves confocal of some sort so this wouldn't do much for me.
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aroch
13y ago
I was just answering if it would run OSX...I by no means think it's on par with the new Mac Pro specs or build quality wise > So "sorta, not really" is the answer. It's a potential hackintosh, with all the associated
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aroch
13y ago
I too have an OG Nexus7 and I'm sorely disappointed by it. The flash modules Google put in them were shit and Android didn't support TRIM until very recently, so memory performance degraded very quickly. As soon as I hit over 40
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aroch
13y ago
Then you should search for 'Apple fruit'. I'm sure it's orders of magnitude more likely that someone searching 'Apple' is looking for information related to the company than the fruit
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aroch
13y ago
"Apple SEC ruling" is a fairly specific keyword search whereas searching, blanketly, for a company name is not.
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aroch
13y ago
Deterministic builds are hard...really hard. The combined power of the Debian community has trouble getting deterministic builds, as does the Tor project.
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aroch
13y ago
A 22day old blogpost that's light on details... If you're going to downvote, how about you explain the relevance of a 22day old post, with really no substance, that's speculating with little understanding or presentation of f
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aroch
13y ago
This appears to be a waste of space and money...It's the same concept as other "fast chiller" devices.
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aroch
13y ago
Yes it would run OSX (On the vanilla kernel too, just need to inject FakeSMC and an AppleHDA mod). AMD's newest offerings are obviously supported under Mavericks as well as 10.8.5
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aroch
13y ago
The HAF cases are built around optimizing airflow not acoustics, so they're pretty fan-noisey
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aroch
13y ago
That's fine and dandy, but the license restrictions on the 'Home and Student' versions supplied with the Surface RTs mean you, legally, can't write/create anything for profit. And the Surface Pro doesn't come
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aroch
13y ago
Seems like a Chrome memory issue (which are becoming more and more prevalent). Firefox is fine: http://idzr.org/p00g In fact, it would appear your site uses more memory: http://idzr.org/4rpp
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aroch
13y ago
>High resolution contact photos, which enables syncing of full-screen photos used by some mobile devices including iPhones (previously we supported 96x96 thumbnails). Oh, good. Now Contacts sync on my Android devices won't reduce m
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aroch
13y ago
The mac mini was refreshed a year ago (in fact, to the day, Oct 23)... Bumped to IV-B CPU, Bluetooth 4, Thunderbolt1 and dual drive bay
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aroch
13y ago
Meaningful change in diapers? Not really. Then stock up, and seriously? Their shelf stocking doesn't work that way. Any SKU ordered (other than food stuffs and specialty seasonals) are stocked for, at least, one month in any given l
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aroch
13y ago
PRAM stores a bootarg that boots off the current caches. There's an issue with DMProxy and the display drivers that causes the black screen + cursor issue described. Hardrebooting has the benefit of causing the magic in the EFI to su
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aroch
13y ago
Kernel Caches that aren't cleared properly will do this, the display drivers changes significantly and they're stored in PRAM
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aroch
13y ago
There isn't that much variation in diaper and formula across brands...
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aroch
13y ago
The install is ~8GB
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aroch
13y ago
The only time I break out Safari is to watch these livestreams or file a bug report in radar
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aroch
13y ago
I know, I've used Arbor in the past and my current employer does as well. I've had nothing but good experiences with them... Just from the about page, we get two Google Research related groups + Arbor which would suggest a relati
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aroch
13y ago
This is a vacuous article...Why does using Azure or AWS make it worse? Why would you get an email every time a backup was downloaded? If you already have the user:pass for someone, why does it matter who holds the keys if the key was gener
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aroch
13y ago
And I doubt those people aren't weary of it...
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aroch
13y ago
I don't think I've run into an installer that doesn't properly elevate since 2005... Most just shove things into .pkg with PackageMaker and everything's correct
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aroch
13y ago
So I suppose this is related to Project Shield then: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=6586812 And Arbor Net is one of the 'trusted' partners
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