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by cocotino 10y ago
I did that. The screen turned black, and there was no way to bring the game back, other than killing the app. Ridiculous.
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by cocotino 10y ago
Bit of OT Played Pokémon GO yesterday (iOS 1.0 version) and it was very buggy. Many bugs looked like they were server side (requests freezing), but there were strange rendering errors (like seeing only waves on the ground where Pokémon are,
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by cocotino 10y ago
Everybody knows he's right. The question is not whether he's right, but whether it matters.
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by cocotino 10y ago
I think people are just tired of criticising him. I personally am against him, but it bores me to discuss the same stuff all over again, especially when it's "meta" as you say and can be deemed off topic. (Not from the US)
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by cocotino 10y ago
Keep hitting F5, and you'll eventually be able to register.
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by cocotino 10y ago
No need to hack anything, just install your own cert
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by cocotino 10y ago
Using paypal and not wallet where?
98.
by cocotino 10y ago
Three strikes of what? Copyright of YouTube? I thought they only closed your YouTube account in that case. Or is it something else?
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by cocotino 10y ago
Makes no sense to me, having bouncers (which have existed since forever) that let you connect using any client, not just Quassel.
100.
by cocotino 10y ago
Because somebody sent the link now.
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Remote Code Execution in Xiaomi MIUI Analytics(securityintelligence.com)
2 points by cocotino 10y ago|0 comments
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by cocotino 10y ago
That's true, for some reason the shortcut does not always work for me either on Windows and on OS X.
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by cocotino 10y ago
You can use Shift+Escape for that
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by cocotino 10y ago
Goodbye to using Fiddler easily to check out the private HTTP API of any app that does not implement cert pinning
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by cocotino 10y ago
This is bogus. If you execute "security dump-keychain -d login.keychain": 1. If the keychain is unlocked (the keychain is unlocked by default after logging in, and you can check that by opening the Keychain Access app) a Security
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by cocotino 10y ago
tell process "SecurityAgent" click button "Allow" of group 1 of window 1 I'm pretty certain this is not possible in any recent version of OS X.
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by cocotino 10y ago
Completely off-topic here
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by cocotino 10y ago
Most Mozilla projects are senseless, and they are burning cash as if there were no tomorrow, but the SJW mention makes little sense to me.
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by cocotino 10y ago
Certain websites have had unintentional incidents regarding malware served by 3rd party networks. Using that as an excuse is perverse.
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by cocotino 10y ago
This letter makes me cringe. Is this how this stuff works, or they were stupidly naïve? https://www.documentcloud.org/documents/2941005-Silent-Circl...
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by cocotino 10y ago
I copied it here for you http://pastebin.com/2W00arZC
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by cocotino 10y ago
As someone who owns no stock, I don't care about that. I thought we were talking about advancing the mankind and that kind of thing...
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by cocotino 10y ago
>TESLA really needs to tread carefully here to avoid giving the whole Self-Driving Tech a bad name. What does it matter if it cannot be proven to be better than regular driving?
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by cocotino 10y ago
I think the idea is bad overall. Old versions of Android, still widespread, can't enter emoji either. Best referral code I've seen is a phone number: that way you know it's not going to spread beyond the inner circle of famil
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by cocotino 10y ago
There's no obvious way to type emojis on Windows 10. Also, most emojis are almost unintelligible at small sizes because of the black and white font and faulty ClearType rendering. Most emojis aren't even visible on Windows 7.
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by cocotino 10y ago
Your name from WoW?
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by cocotino 10y ago
VLC is just a shadow of what it used to be. On Windows I recommend you to try something else like MPC-HC
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by cocotino 10y ago
Hence the question mark
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by cocotino 10y ago
To show that Android stock browser/Chrome versions are hell
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by cocotino 10y ago
>It's hard to believe that the same company putting out such awesome stuff as the fully open-source .NET Core is also displaying nagware popups with "OK" buttons that can easily be accidentally clicked. Talk about dark pat

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