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8y ago
Was ist RealPlayer? In which version of Media player did they do that?
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8y ago
I wish Win10 never happened, but: How does your employer aquire hardware for win7? We have trouble buying Thinkpads that still run win7. It was a very smart move of MS to kill newer chipsets :-( If they hadn't done that, win10 would ha
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8y ago
I consider this a huge waste of money on Microsoft's part. Why did they create and then shutter codeplex in the first place? Why can't we have multiple competing platforms (Google Code, Github, Codeplex, Sourceforge, bitbucket, et
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8y ago
What does it do?
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8y ago
Wasn't Microsofts STL based on that? I remember using strings on so many binaries and always wondering about who pj Plauger is
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8y ago
Is there a demo that I don't need to download first?
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8y ago
Does this also apply to RIPE for the whois of an IP address?
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The Thirty Million Line Problem
(youtube.com)
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The story of the Intel ispc compiler
(pharr.org)
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9y ago
I wish the browser could present a huge screen (2000px high or bigger) to the webpage and render it. After that I would love to scroll this viewport without the page even knowing about it. This would resolve all problems with position fixe
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atesti
9y ago
Where is the map stored? So far there seems to be no texture and all textures are procedurally created, but I can't figure out yet where the map is. Is it in isMap and isDoor? They are very short
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9y ago
Even SQLite had a version 4 based on LSM trees ( https://sqlite.org/src4/doc/trunk/www/design.wiki ), but it was recently stopped: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=15648280
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Murdlok: A new old adventure game for the C64
(pagetable.com)
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9y ago
I think I started it in DOS as a way to scroll text. Highlighting/selecting text and moving the mouse to the very bottom started scrolling
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9y ago
>(except for Edge, which uses an undocumented IPC API). Do you have any links or things to google for?
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9y ago
Visual Studio 2017 launches a child process with a nodejs server upon start for a servicing stack and also javascript language services.
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9y ago
Nice parody (in German): http://www.der-postillon.com/2017/11/baby-an-bord.html translation: https://pastebin.com/CQwrTtSQ
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Why don't GPUs have branch predictors?
(quora.com)
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9y ago
Yes, I read it, but I think a clean new TLS 1.3 with that old retry fallback system like before would still have been the best solution to establish TLS 1.3 without breakage. Poddle was solved by SCSV and this could be part of TLS 1.3 again
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9y ago
To me it sounds like reenabling the fallback with trying TLS1.2 after TLS1.3 fails for a connection would be the best solution to gradually upgrade all devices.
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This is hard to believe that it really works: a) For all these tracking scripts acompanying each ad it should be trivial to detect that the window is invisible and really nothing is even hovered b) For everyone it should be easy to detect t
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9y ago
So how good does Oracle perform im comparison to mssql and postgres? For example with just INSERTs and SELECTs?
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9y ago
Thanks for finding this. But does it really open a helper process? In the code I can't find anything about that. Is it possible to launch a process and have it display a modal dialog which blocks the parent's dialog? (I don't
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Once Chrome opens the file save as or open dialog, they basically run a copy of explorer in their address space. Right clicking there on any file opens the context menu with things like "Extract to subfolder with 7zip" or "Me
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Chrome will block code injection by virus scanners
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I recently thought about using websockets for tunneling, too, but found out that "security appliances" which do MitM and virus scanning seem to block websockets by default and even need the newest version to support them at all. S
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9y ago
Is the source code on github? I wonder what technology they plan to use for system.drawing on Linux
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Nice trick. Can it be used to stop password managers? Our system works over HTTPS and saving the password to login is okay of course, password managers are great and they must obey the user, not the page. But on sone pages of the system one
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If you need a minimalist open-source font rendering library, look at stb_truetype: https://github.com/nothings/stb A single header file. Unfortunately it cannot do what harfbuzz or pango do, that is lay out complex scr
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9y ago
Is there a link to the old icon?
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