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by dEnigma 10y ago
Thank you, exactly what I was looking for in the comments. I don't want to subscribe for a single article, but I might do it in the future if more articles pop up that sound as interesting as this one.
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by dEnigma 10y ago
This is quite interesting. I actually thought that Trump mocked the disability of the reporter before, but looking at this video it seems like it was unintentional. I don't know why you are being downvoted this much, since it's a
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A report card for Microsoft(tiamat.tsotech.com)
1 points by dEnigma 10y ago|0 comments
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by dEnigma 10y ago
Minor nitpick: There shouldn't be a question mark in the title, because it makes no sense. There is none in the title of the linked article either.
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by dEnigma 10y ago
The "TimeInput_singleton" up and down arrows don't work in Firefox on Windows 10. Actually the down arrow does work if you try to find the right cursor position, but the up arrow seems to be impossible to click on. Also, as e
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by dEnigma 10y ago
I was not aware of the attacks going on until this happened: 1. Tried to download "Unknown Horizons" (game featured recently on Hacker News) binary, github-link doesn't work. 2. Think "Ok, might be an old link", goo
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by dEnigma 10y ago
I too briefly got excited when reading the headline. That would've really made my day. So many people could work full-time on the Linux kernel.
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Solus 1.2.1 Shannon released(solus-project.com)
1 points by dEnigma 10y ago|0 comments
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by dEnigma 10y ago
This doesn't seem like a good idea. People arguing with the bot will become convinced that the other side has no coherent arguments to offer, and everyone reading those discussion threads will see the worst of the side they disagree wi
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by dEnigma 10y ago
I personally have no problem with the John Rogers quote as a response to my comment since I don't think the poster meant to attack me as a person (at least I hope so :) ). After all it's not like I made some broad statement endors
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by dEnigma 10y ago
Which reminds me of this great passage in Atlas Shrugged : “Did you really think we want those laws observed?" said Dr. Ferris. "We want them to be broken. You'd better get it straight that it's not a bunch of boy scou
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Who Makes the IoT Things Under Attack?(krebsonsecurity.com)
28 points by dEnigma 10y ago|1 comments
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by dEnigma 10y ago
To quote Blaaguuu[1]: Basically, you just put a 'stamp' on a piece of digital paper, which shows what city you are in - then you 'fold' the paper into an airplane and make a little 'throwing' motion with your
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by dEnigma 10y ago
When you click on the small info button the second paragraph says "Visit paperplanes.world on your computer to throw planes into your screen". Is this actually a working feature? I did try it and it actually seems like a plane wit
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by dEnigma 10y ago
You can't interact with it on your PC (as far as I know) but it works on my phone. There should be a little button with a plus sign or paper plane on it where you can create a new plane. Might take some time to appear on first start.
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by dEnigma 10y ago
It keeps saying "You've made 0 planes" no matter how many I make. Apart from that it's a nice little project, it's fun looking at all the stamps and thinking about our connected world. edit: Ok, after reloading the
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by dEnigma 10y ago
It didn't have GPS and I think no flashlight, but it did have a camera, could play MP3s (and Video) and even supported geotagging for photos (though not GPS based)
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by dEnigma 10y ago
They might be filming themselves though; even if they don't do anything worth filming they could be just using their phone as a mirror.
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by dEnigma 10y ago
The string for Microsoft seems to have a different effect, one of the comments[0] says: "_optout" only gets you out of Microsoft's WiFi sharing of open networks, which allows other computers to automatically connect to your
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by dEnigma 10y ago
As Louis Pasteur said: "In the fields of observation chance favors only the prepared mind.", more commonly quoted as "Fortune/Luck favors the prepared mind.". Blind luck alone won't do you any good most of the
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Live: DeepMind Health – Patient and Public Engagement Event [video](m.youtube.com)
1 points by dEnigma 10y ago|0 comments
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The Legend of Zelda Arbitrary Code Execution Glitch Explained [video](youtube.com)
7 points by dEnigma 10y ago|0 comments
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Dolphin Progress Report: August 2016(dolphin-emu.org)
142 points by dEnigma 10y ago|33 comments
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Breakthrough Listen observations of HD 164595(setiathome.berkeley.edu)
10 points by dEnigma 10y ago|4 comments
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Dolphin Progress Report: June and July 2016(dolphin-emu.org)
3 points by dEnigma 10y ago|0 comments
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by dEnigma 10y ago
For purchases less than 25€ you only have to hold your card close to the reader and it will work without PIN, for amounts higher than that you also don't have to insert rhe card but again just hold it close to it and enter the PIN. At
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by dEnigma 10y ago
The article seems to have been updated, it now clearly says: "Though the image below has been photoshopped (“Restrooms” was replaced with “Pokémon”)[...]"
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by dEnigma 11y ago
Great service! Just for your information, the "Thanks for signing up!"-message[1] showed up twice when I ordered the book. [1]"Thanks for signing up! Your book is on its way, you should receive it within a few working days.&q
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deepjazz - Using Keras and Theano for deep learning driven jazz generation(jisungk.github.io)
3 points by dEnigma 11y ago|1 comments
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Dolphin Progress Report: March 2016(dolphin-emu.org)
2 points by dEnigma 11y ago|0 comments

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