eumoria

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by eumoria 10y ago
O.o I'm in New York City which for America has pretty decent fiber service and 100mbit costs ~61 pounds ($75). Very jealous!
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by eumoria 10y ago
Long time windows user: you can disable windows update in the services menu. Open run --> services.msc
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by eumoria 10y ago
A good general one to rip out the bloatware is: Get-AppxPackage ** | Remove-AppxPackage Safe but sometimes you have to execute it restart and execute it again for seemingly no reason but it works and won't damage anything. Run p
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by eumoria 10y ago
I know at least in my city the removal of public bathrooms is due to homeless and drug problem. If you have 24 hour public toilets they just become homeless houses. It is frustrating though to be on the train through a less-than-great neigh
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by eumoria 10y ago
I'm with you, friend, no disrespect to the man but I just never got what people get out of his music.
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by eumoria 10y ago
the dozen or so people who use it will be disappointed
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by eumoria 10y ago
wasn't actually Nintendo that made the SuperFX chip it was Argonaut Games https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Argonaut_Games who developed it They originally codenamed it the Mathematical Argonaut Rotation I/O, or
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by eumoria 10y ago
Adam Curtis created a documentary that features interviews with Thomas Schelling and others quite a bit; talking about MAD and the nuclear strategy of the US during the cold war. The whole series is incredible IMO but part 2 is probably the
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by eumoria 10y ago
whatever happened to IPX
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by eumoria 10y ago
Also Venezuela has the curse of easy natural resources it's generally awful for a functioning democracy. That really skewed things in my opinion and isn't very helpful in comparison to a nation like the U.S.
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by eumoria 10y ago
yea just make sure you use distilled water so there's few particles for the ice to form. tap water will just freeze right up
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by eumoria 10y ago
also CTRL+V pastes by default now, but yea you're no longer locked into half the screen by default. I wonder why that's been like that for so long? Must be some reason...
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by eumoria 10y ago
BOO
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by eumoria 10y ago
Off topic but I've used every touch interface that exists in the consumer market and I'd give my soul for a real keyboard. I'd pay 1200 for a real keyboard with a modern mobile OS. Touch keyboards suck... we've all gotte
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by eumoria 10y ago
Pooping hacks you say?
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by eumoria 10y ago
Define chugging along. I was under the impression it was broken down at the side of the road and moment away from being abandoned.
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by eumoria 10y ago
Yea with this being the case it's a little confusing. If they were going to extradite, though, wouldn't that start with officially taking custody? Aka sort of an arrest meaning taking personal devices/access away? I'm su
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by eumoria 10y ago
Little wording issue there if this is the case it probably drew too much current causing a massive voltage drop overheating and causing a runaway condition.
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by eumoria 10y ago
The Sonic 2000 calorie single shake is pretty nuts. I can imagine someone pairing it with a 2000+ calorie meal and not thinking they're slamming nearly 5k calories into their bodies. Although I suppose someone who drinking half a gallo
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by eumoria 10y ago
This is a direct avenue for advertisers to control what content is actually available on YouTube. If you want to make money on YouTube you need to make content that advertisers like first and foremost or you get to make no money at all. It&
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by eumoria 10y ago
I've been doing this for years. It was especially a problem back in the CRT days you were basically staring at a light bulb all day. With the never ending trend of websites and applications being white background black text aside from
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by eumoria 10y ago
"serverless" now seems to mean just no server at YOUR site. it does not mean what I always read it as in peers/clients only
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by eumoria 10y ago
> usually on projects so trivial (like public transport ticketing systems) that it's hard to not attribute it to malice Also something to consider in a circumstance like public transport stuff is that the multiple approval levels an
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by eumoria 10y ago
His example of "Shell Shock" to "Battle Fatigue" to "Operational Exhaustion" to "Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder" is a wonderful analysis of language. Shell shock almost sounds like the bombs themselve
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by eumoria 10y ago
I've had mixed experiences with different GPUs very hard to tell. Laptop Quadro Series? Yes 750ti desktop? No 970 desktop? Sorta. It's unfortunate but it really seems to depend not only on platform but specific version of platform
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by eumoria 10y ago
"Kicks Pasta Steer" is pretty funny and I would remember it. But there's far more mundane and hard to remember ones. I can remember the number just as well.
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by eumoria 10y ago
The situation is highly artificial but I guess you can't predict the long term benefits of new technology. Ultimately it's just a faster responding switch :/ Bet that company is going to make quite a bit for themselves at 20k
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by eumoria 10y ago
Can I drive my car through the side? What would be the digital version of that?
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by eumoria 10y ago
I don't really see that. An open port is a door on your house. I'm free to walk down the street and look at your door as I please. I may also knock on it as long as I'm not banging on it for 10 minutes or something. However i
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by eumoria 10y ago
Many reasons but one is money for equipment. Things like running and boxing have very low barrier of entry. While a healthy human can run anywhere for free (I guess preferably with some decent shoes) you need a modern very expensive bicycle

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