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by bithush 12y ago
The inverse is true in a lot of technology companies sadly. I once worked with a "network security expert" who got the job after 2 years as a front end web dev and zero real training in network security. He knew what SSL was so go
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by bithush 12y ago
Well I will take needed prescribed drugs :)
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by bithush 12y ago
Tee-total. Male 30 living in London, UK. I used to drink in the teens but gave up at 18. Not had a drink since. I also don't do any drugs so no weed for me.
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by bithush 12y ago
Indeed I thought he was mid 50s, I was kind of shocked when I read 70. I am surprised I never knew this considering.
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by bithush 12y ago
UK prices are (with special offers/without special offers) Fire HD 6" £79/89 - 8GB £99/109 - 16GB Fire FDX 8.9 £329/339 - 16GB £369/379 - 32GB £409/419 - 64GB Kindle £59/69 Kindle Voyage £169 WiFi On
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by bithush 12y ago
The Kindle Voyage looks really nice but at £169 (a £60 increase over the Paperwhite) there is no way I will be getting one. That is a lot of money for just an ereader to me.
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by bithush 12y ago
Well a net worth of around $300 million gives you that luxury ;) And if the Microsoft rumours are true Notch could be well on his way to being a billionaire
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by bithush 12y ago
It is a shame it only supports MinGW and not MinGW-W64 at the moment. I hope they settle on Clang/LLVM for the main tool chain and include a complete version of Clang for Windows (when the Clang standard library is done).
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by bithush 12y ago
I am guessing this would make Notch a billionaire? Wow!
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by bithush 12y ago
Thank you for such a detailed reply!
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by bithush 12y ago
The future of Windows Phone is solely dependent on how Microsoft executes its universal app strategy. If they successfully launch a way of running the same app on Windows (desktop/laptop), Phone and Tablet (non-x86) then it may be able
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by bithush 12y ago
I am quite ignorant when it comes to Windows Phone development, mainly because it never took off how Microsoft wanted it too. Would you mind sharing the tools and technologies used to develop your app? If not here then a blog post would be
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by bithush 12y ago
I had the same experience. Can't remember the exact model number but it was a normal upright model. That thing was amazing. Shame the wife got it in the divorce :( (heh) The only things that broke were simple to replace (and pretty che
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by bithush 12y ago
Clearly it was designed and tested in IE as that is the only browser that it actually works in. It almost kills Firefox for me.
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by bithush 12y ago
If you are on Windows I highly recommend Pelles C http://www.smorgasbordet.com/pellesc/
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by bithush 12y ago
Is VBScript/JScript not an option? It should be on every machine you come into contact with.
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by bithush 12y ago
Is there any word from Mozilla on their position for an official UI toolkit for Rust? I am past caring if it is a totally native looking toolkit, just as long as it looks good/consistent across all platforms with hardware acceleration
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by bithush 12y ago
xyzzy3 edit: before anyone gives me shit for doing this it isn't exactly a big secret, it is a pretty poor way of 'securing' the forum. Just stick a captcha on it for gods sake.
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Sublime Text 3 dev build 3063 released
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by bithush 12y ago
Indeed. I was diagnosed 5 years ago (age 25) with recurrent major depressive disorder (aka chronic depression) along with PTSD (due to childhood abuse I only started to deal with in my twenties) and generalised anxiety disorder. While the a
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by bithush 12y ago
I am the complete opposite in that my depression made it impossible for me to enjoy any kind of video games (and tv shows, movies and music).
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by bithush 12y ago
I hope this gives Mozilla a little kick to get moving with their 64 bit builds of Firefox for Windows too.
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by bithush 12y ago
And that right there is what I love about open source :)
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by bithush 12y ago
Yeah Ubuntu Mono is lovely. On OS X I really like Source Code Pro but it looks pretty naff on Windows I have found, shame really as I love that font!
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by bithush 12y ago
Nice theme. You mind sharing?
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by bithush 12y ago
Indeed. See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Christopher_Paul_Neil
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by bithush 12y ago
I feel this is also very relevant http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Christopher_Paul_Neil Police took a photo with a "swirl" effect of a paedophiles face and reversed it to reveal a very usable picture. So good in
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by bithush 12y ago
I did some work with PoS systems in the early 90s and I shit you not the VNC password on the customer deployed machines was 'godmode'. These machines were still used, with the same password most likely, in 2010. Scary shit.
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by bithush 12y ago
Perfectly smooth playback on my 6 year old C2D/4GB RAM (Win8.1 x64)
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by bithush 12y ago
No problem, I totally understand. Best of luck with Bvackup. PS I realised you are the guy behind Hamachi. I used that a lot a while back so thanks for that also!

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