da_chicken

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by da_chicken 11y ago
I've got bad news for you. We've been at this stage for years already. UA strings are already broken beyond repair. http://www.useragentstring.com/pages/Browserlist/
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by da_chicken 11y ago
Well, there will be an autopsy to discover the cause of his death. Unattended deaths generally require them. It appears to be Florida law, at least ( http://www.leg.state.fl.us/statutes/index.cfm?App_mode=Displ... ).
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by da_chicken 11y ago
Die size isn't really about packing more cores into a CPU. it's about packing more CPUs on a wafer. The material cost is the largely the same. Smaller die sizes are about your quality control with masks and deposits. Given a 30
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by da_chicken 11y ago
As recently as last year I've seen browser apps that require Java 1.3. As in they won't work with Java 1.4+. Until browsers kick Java out, Java applets aren't going anywhere.
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by da_chicken 11y ago
While I certainly agree that self-driving farm equipment is revolutionary, I'd argue that Google's technological advances are in the field of being able to understand how to drive on a road which marked for humans to drive on, and
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by da_chicken 11y ago
Well done, Haskell. You're not even wrong.
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by da_chicken 11y ago
Two hours from both Detroit and Chicago isn't far. A city of 180,000 isn't low; it's the largest city in the state behind Detroit.
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by da_chicken 11y ago
Agreed. It ran for 30 years and hasn't had problems (other than the radio interference issue). Anything that has lasted for 30 years has had nearly every bug worked out or worked around. The only things that survive for 30 years are
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by da_chicken 11y ago
The same reason you don't put a space heater and window AC in every room. Because it's inefficient, ineffective, and archaic.