esaym

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by esaym 9y ago
Indeed. I almost don't see the point other than to show off amazon turk :/
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by esaym 9y ago
Added to my cart as well!
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by esaym 9y ago
Well, in this case it looks like they have decent built in webpack support.
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by esaym 9y ago
6mbs as the max? That sounds awful... I was expecting more with dedicated microwave towers.
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by esaym 9y ago
And taking these email addresses and googling them only yields search results from some kind of random correlated "free public info" type sites. So I am assuming these accounts were put together by using info on these sites and th
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by esaym 9y ago
Even better if you watch that API call (and it actually succeeds) you will see lots of personal info (emails, etc) that are not rendered in the HTML results.
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Bitcoin tops $9000(bitcoinwisdom.com)
4 points by esaym 9y ago|2 comments
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by esaym 9y ago
I still hope this will somehow increase competition. If AT&T, Spectrum, etc start charging more to view youtube, then perhaps this will get the Google fiber train rolling again. Perhaps...
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by esaym 9y ago
Perl is awesome. I bring in 90k+ a year making a living on perl while only working remotely ( and living in a small city where the avg household income is <$50k year). Honestly, the only reason python "won" was because google p
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by esaym 9y ago
Nope, serious.
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by esaym 9y ago
Sounds like you were really trying to optimize for the top 0.1% :) I think you have hinted that you can't simply "turn on" O_DIRECT and have magic happen and if O_DIRECT is not used with a proper tune, you will be in more tro
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by esaym 9y ago
>The return on investment is definitely worth it from a performance perspective. Do you have hard evidence for that? I know in "theory" it sounds good and Oracle and DB2 docs continually act like it is a requirement. My persona
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by esaym 9y ago
Databases that implement their own buffer pools do as they need to avoid "double buffering". But not all databases do this. Postgresql does not, and it actually is built to rely on the OS's normal IO buffering.
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by esaym 9y ago
I never could leave FF because only it supported the auto scrolling feature with the middle mouse click.
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by esaym 9y ago
Amazing what happens when you step out of the "group think" environment and into the real world. They should have expected the unexpected.
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Mozilla Firefox 57.0 Final(archive.mozilla.org)
19 points by esaym 9y ago|6 comments
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by esaym 9y ago
I will love to see how these "smart" vehicles handle kids on top of overpasses dropping rocks and nails on them (which already happens way too frequently around here)
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by esaym 9y ago
I was going to post a single comment of "Good!" But knew I'd just get down voted for it... so here I just did.. But I share the same sentiments
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by esaym 9y ago
Looks interesting, wish I could "preview" before buying. Thankfully before venturing out on my own in the web development world, I was a member on a small business analytics team were we would all regularly write 3+ page SQL queri
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by esaym 9y ago
Looks like still no native pulse audio support.. dang.
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by esaym 9y ago
What was the name of the documentary? Need to give it to my wife...
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by esaym 9y ago
There is a certain level of just being a decent human being though. If I am an unpaid pastor of a church, should I give crappy sermons?
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by esaym 9y ago
Well that is weird. I built a desktop back in 2008 and fitted it with a Nvidia 9800GT. Installed Debian, then installed the nvidia-driver[0] package. That comes with the DKMS package[1] which builds the source and auto installs the module (
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by esaym 9y ago
I don't think they'd be selling controlled substances but who knows...
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by esaym 9y ago
Hard to answer. But the things I use the most and are really old: * 2000 Ford Mustang * 2011 Lenovo T520 * 2008 Citizen 8651 watch * Perl
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by esaym 9y ago
Looks like mikrotik already fixed theirs a couple of weeks ago as well: https://forum.mikrotik.com/viewtopic.php?f=21&t=126695
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by esaym 9y ago
If people rant and rave about how hard pulse audio is to configure, then I can only imagine how much kick back there will be about having to configuring apparmor etc. Just saying. Personally, I'll be keeping it disabled. I used to use
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by esaym 9y ago
Well that stinks, I'm on Intel HD 3000
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by esaym 9y ago
Is there any requirements for a minimum version of opengl for WebRender that you know of?
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by esaym 9y ago
Will there finally be a unified use of the GPU on all platforms (win, mac, linux, etc) or will WebRender just be a Windows only feature for quite some time?

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