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151.
by bartwe 12y ago
gps+iridium uplink ?
152.
by bartwe 12y ago
That assumes that the torrenters have access to a version of netflix that has that movie, mine in the netherlands for example does not.
153.
by bartwe 12y ago
In the case of wifi and such this seems like a sensible approach, too bad its being applied end to end.
154.
by bartwe 12y ago
Which makes it an ondemand cost with added latency instead of something that can be done ahead of time.
155.
by bartwe 12y ago
I'm surprised at seeing no reference to reddit which does allow for participation and discussion.
156.
by bartwe 12y ago
Family life will slow those plans down considerably
157.
by bartwe 12y ago
I don't think WPF has been successful in replacing winforms, more that it was a hard sell to management to use winforms after WPF was announced.
158.
by bartwe 12y ago
Winforms is fine, not as powerful as what came before it but otherwise good. The problem with winforms is WPF supposedly deprecating it.
159.
by bartwe 12y ago
Except you do pay for it indirectly, with additional overhead, through banking fees paying for insurance.
160.
by bartwe 12y ago
You're current password shouldn't stop working because otherwise that can be used as a denial of service without otherwise compromising the security of either the user or the site if the email address is known.
161.
by bartwe 13y ago
that limit only happens when 65k people try to use the same remote ip, otherwise the distinction can still be made for tcp streams.
162.
by bartwe 13y ago
I want to like it but the lack of value type structs and other GC avoidance features will keep its performance at java levels.
163.
by bartwe 13y ago
What if they don't employ fulltime ? Also what is so special about parttime employment that it shouldn't also give (partial) pensions and health insurance.
164.
by bartwe 13y ago
bandcamp is where that freemium model lives.
165.
by bartwe 14y ago
After several bouts of not programming due to perfectionism driven fear of failure, making 'crap' beats perfection.
166.
by bartwe 14y ago
My experience with FTB is good, but the savefiles get corrupted every month or so
167.
by bartwe 14y ago
With your amount of passion you can still work on your ideas after marriage and kids.
168.
by bartwe 14y ago
No this is actually very different. Linus doesn't want breaking API changes to documented behavior, in the Raymond Chen case its not breaking applications that misbehave or abuse undocumented behavior.
169.
by bartwe 14y ago
I regularly get emailed asking if i can do another coding stream and regularly go over 50 viewers. If you don't like it, don't watch it.
170.
by bartwe 14y ago
Linux compatible can mean as much as 'runs in wine' for some games.
171.
by bartwe 14y ago
Guilders have been out of circulation since the euro was introduced.
172.
by bartwe 14y ago
Doing a review of the diff of your own work for the day before commit is also a good way to spot issues.
173.
by bartwe 14y ago
Interesting, but signs of (extinct) life on mars could have been seeded from earth.
174.
by bartwe 14y ago
A password database on a service where you don't lose it ?
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What Shape are You?(madeofmetaphors.com)
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176.
by bartwe 14y ago
As a gamedev and 'Let's play' fan i'd say No.
177.
by bartwe 14y ago
Why don't Schuko plugs have this orientational bias ?
178.
by bartwe 15y ago
For me the feeling of reduced quality is that when i don't find the answer on the first page, that i have less luck with additional keywords and more pages then i think i used to have. These queries are mostly trying to cast a wide net with
179.
by bartwe 15y ago
For one my game doesn't work on openjdk/icedtea. cuberealms.com/game
180.
by bartwe 15y ago
I hope that the end of higher Ghz processors will make it viable again to optimize for code performance instead of optimized for developer time.

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