dan_hawkins

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by dan_hawkins 8y ago
It's quasar - OP is probably not a native speaker.
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by dan_hawkins 8y ago
But not in Europe, where the privacy protection laws forbids doing this without client's consent.
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by dan_hawkins 8y ago
> What does that $99/year even used for that can't be run on the device itself? For the public gateway service in case your ISP bans (mail) servers on their network.
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by dan_hawkins 8y ago
Try to use metadata sections and hope they won't be dropped during the re-save?
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by dan_hawkins 8y ago
Quoting the statement on the page: "In the mid 1980s, [...]. Boasting the best sound, the best graphics, and the best games of any home-console to date, it pushed the envelope for what home-gaming could be." I challenge it as a bi
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by dan_hawkins 8y ago
The basic idea was that FP instruction generated interrupt and set external bus to a specific state. If there was no HW FPU interrupt handler could emulate FPU in software. If there was FPU it would use CPU's dedicated signal to get ac
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by dan_hawkins 8y ago
I heard that a guy with funny mustache used this trick successfully a while ago...
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by dan_hawkins 8y ago
I host my own mail server and spam is non-existent issue. Especially when you can integrate it with various free antispam info providers.
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by dan_hawkins 8y ago
TomTom app for iPhone works wonderfully when you'd like to navigate just by voice commands. I've navigated through Paris during rush hours without single mistaken turn just by listening to the phone :D
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by dan_hawkins 8y ago
Another angle: BK's 2016 lay offs were done in such a bad style that experienced engineers began leaving company in large numbers. I guess that drained the company with a lot of talent.