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by ccrush 10y ago
That NetZero banner ad takes me back... Ahh, nostalgia.
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by ccrush 10y ago
There was a somewhat recent case of someone having their amazon account with all their media they purchased licenses to view via their Amazon account taken away from them permanently for issuing a charge back due to some disputed activity o
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by ccrush 10y ago
Rate of adoption of said technology broken down by certain sectors (individuals, businesses, governments) is one way. Number of scientific research papers published by industry leaders is another. Estimating the rate of sales of products in
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by ccrush 11y ago
And a substantial gravity well. Don't forget that. It's quite important.
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by ccrush 11y ago
Hmm, no one has found out that they didn't tell us things. Clearly, that's proof that they tell us everything. Good thing we got our answer. Time to stop asking questions. Google tells us every time they find a serious vulnerabili
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by ccrush 11y ago
One would argue that they understand it well, and default to calculating the consecutive maximum penalty or concurrent minimum allowable by law to suit the sensationalism they constantly add to every headline and article to sell because whe
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by ccrush 11y ago
The Windows SDK comes with the c++ and c# compilers, all headers and libraries needed to build windows software. It doesn't come with the fancy text editor or tools in Visual Studio, but it definitely comes with the compilers you need.
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by ccrush 11y ago
You misread OPs point. He is saying Windows can do both. And vsync across cards. That is quite a feat. If using separate outputs, this is probably achievable on Linux with a bit of work. Also vsync with a compositor shouldn't be impo
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by ccrush 11y ago
I'm 30, bald since I turned 21, married, divorced, one child, Software engineer like you. Best advice I can give you is to keep dating. Dont look for commitment. You're too young. DO ask for second dates. Women expect you to ask.
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by ccrush 12y ago
https://blogs.oracle.com/bonwick/entry/zfs_dedup
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by ccrush 12y ago
Unless you stripped the DRM from the files, yes, they are encrypted. At least according to the Wikipedia page on FairPlay [ http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/FairPlay ], all the iTunes files are encrypted. Also, wouldn't
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by ccrush 12y ago
ZFS supports byte-level deduplication where it can compute anchor points so that it works on unaligned data. However, quite a few a few assumptions about the entropy of the data set could have been inferred from the "iTunes TV Show&quo
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by ccrush 12y ago
Yes, ZFS deduplication is not very useful when trying to deduplicate encrypted and compressed video files. Encryption is supposed to make the contents of the file look random. Compression is itself a form of in-file deduplication. Where ZFS
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by ccrush 12y ago
Take your motorcycle to a local monument or park or look-out spot. Park next to all the other motorcycles. Find someone standing next to their bike and say something like "that's a nice bike. What is that?" Let them tell you
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by ccrush 12y ago
Learn to ride a motorcycle. They are great for your area, awesome on gas, never worry about traffic, and park anywhere. But most importantly, anyone with a motorcycle will treat you like a best friend or even a brother just because you&#x27
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by ccrush 12y ago
If it were such a simple decision, to put your trust in institutions versus individuals, we wouldn't have an issue. Unfortunately, the interests of any institution are driven by the clique that controls it, effected by those that encom
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by ccrush 12y ago
I respectfully disagree with your comment on the Bill of Rights. The Bill of Rights is the collection of the first 10 amendments to the Constitution, and made so under the power conveyed by Article 5 of the Constitution. Article 5 clearly a
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by ccrush 12y ago
Doesn't it make sense that the court tell the government to not only shut down the service to retrieve the data, but also keep it offline until they have made modifications to allow the court to inspect it? It would only be reasonable
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by ccrush 12y ago
You, sir, are a gentleman and a scholar. I only hope one day get the joy of understanding the roots of UNIX, the intention of Plan 9/Inferno, and the places it can be used outside of the PC world. I believe their major achievement is h
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by ccrush 13y ago
I've been reading this site for a long time, and I signed up today just to tell you to go to college. I've been programming professionally for 10 years, since I was 19 years old; your age. I dropped out of college to work, and I&#