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by ccrush 4y ago
lol, well done!
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by ccrush 4y ago
Didn't the VESA drivers require kernel code to switch to V86 mode to call int10h going all the way back to the 90s? Kernel mode setting might be new to a unform interface for graphics drivers, but using kernel mode (ring0) code to swit
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by ccrush 4y ago
Poop != No Poop. I have proven this on the toilet many times. Sorry.
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by ccrush 4y ago
You want Aqua UI like this, right? https://qph.fs.quoracdn.net/main-qimg-22f0e0539f2a9ed0d80aed... You can achieve this on Windows / Mac / Linux / Android / iOS with CopperSpice, a Qt4 fork which continu
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by ccrush 4y ago
The jury may only be confused because prosecutors never take their duty to bring exculpatory evidence to light seriously because it would harm their conviction rate and they would rather let an innocent person suffer than have their career
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by ccrush 4y ago
They still make Intel macs, right? So it's not impossible.
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by ccrush 4y ago
I would like to see Hackintosh continue to flourish on x86 chips, but I may be asking for a lot here.
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by ccrush 4y ago
libhoudini is how Atom tablets ran ARM apps for Android on Intel ISA chips. It can be done. Rosetta is just a ripoff of libhoudini. Nothing new.
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by ccrush 4y ago
Comments are disabled because many startups are terrible employers and having those reviews right next to the ads would kill revenue for HN. Can't have the truth interfere with the business model.
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by ccrush 7y ago
The problem with that would be emulating all the embedded controllers and other hardware associated with the various bios menu entries. What would be cool is if the bios interface was coded using a certain menu rendering system that could b
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by ccrush 7y ago
I had an ebay transaction where I sold a piece of equipment, and the buyer was shopping around and didn't want to keep my product despite listing it as "no refunds." The buyer claimed the product was defective and they allowe
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by ccrush 7y ago
Right? I want to sub.
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by ccrush 7y ago
It's omega = acos( - tan(x) * tan(y)), not that that makes much of a difference.
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by ccrush 7y ago
The distinction that is muddied up in the article as well as by many anti-Trump voices is that, while research in academia is published and open and supposed to be shared, there is a gray area that spills over into commercial research into
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by ccrush 7y ago
This is an important factor many people neglect. It's so easy to end up on the wrong end of an AXA suit in this case. Many people forget how having a minor difference in treating a disabled colleague can mean the company is going to ge
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by ccrush 7y ago
Every time I see a company say "we're sorry" I can't help but think about the South Park episode where the BP CEO says "we're sorry!" It's either that or the one with the Time Warner employees with th
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by ccrush 7y ago
If the reality couldn't be further from that, how do you explain that nearly everyone in the world thst wants a better life comes to the United States?
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by ccrush 7y ago
So... Hello, Google?
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by ccrush 7y ago
Well, at least you didn't get hit with 66.0.3.
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by ccrush 7y ago
If that social credit bullshit makes its way here, they'll be prying the last bit of freedom out of my cold, dead hands. I don't give a fuck about China or what those clowns believe in, and if I'll have to risk never visiting
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by ccrush 7y ago
Because you buy these services, you can blame someone else when they fail. That's why cloud services are favored among IT staff. You can no longer get fired for the backup failing if it's Google Compute that failed to back up your
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by ccrush 8y ago
The X-Plane guy and his dozen person company went through hell trying their assess off to prove they were being trolled.
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by ccrush 8y ago
Are they enforceable in New York? I am finding conflicting information in Google.
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by ccrush 8y ago
It would be great if they allowed people to write custom views for a certain group of pages, and allowed them to be run and indexed by default. Then you could create, for example, an Amazon item page view that scrapes price and description,
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by ccrush 8y ago
I would much rather be told how to communicate effectively by a native speaker than be defended by a white knight SJW who thinks I'm too sensitive about my command of the language to take constructive criticism. Someone should make an
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by ccrush 8y ago
I cant find much on the block reward integer underflow hack in Bitcoin. Can you link us to more details?
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by ccrush 8y ago
Not only are they paid less, but the program created an industry geared toward marketing impossible requirements and terrible wages and bad locations to US citizens in order to make it seem like there is no local talent that fits the bill,
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by ccrush 9y ago
To me, it has always meant "performed the task that was named." For example, nominal performance for lift-off means that the rocket lifter off the launch pad. If it exploded two feet after lift-off, it's still a nominal lift-
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by ccrush 9y ago
Isnt it private information only if its not plastered all over facebook and Google? How is it doxxing if the information is willfully exposed by the person online? Isnt it then just linking the results of a Google search? Doxxing usually in
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by ccrush 9y ago
Don't hire someone who majored in Music Composition as your Chief Security Officer is key.

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