feelix

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by feelix 8y ago
didn't the very first paragraph fta make things sufficiently clear? "Since the beginning, screenplays have been written in Courier. Its uniformity allows filmmakers to make handy comparisons and estimates, such as 1 page = 1 minut
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by feelix 8y ago
Sorry to spin off topic, but perhaps having the chance to speak to someone that's worked on SSD firmware for the first time... is there any feasible way to recover data after a TRIM command has been issued that you can think of? Is t
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by feelix 8y ago
calling an opinion "100% correct" seems 100% indefensible
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Millions of frogs are factory farmed in shocking conditions(inews.co.uk)
15 points by feelix 8y ago|2 comments
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Blockchain: Often abused, but killer use cases are there(medium.com)
3 points by feelix 8y ago|0 comments
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by feelix 8y ago
Also a "Solo dev for an app with hundreds of thousands of users" I just test everything myself. On one OS (Mac). The worst part is having to run VMWare with older OS versions sometimes, but not usually. I find that bugs are almost
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The trend from public to private blockchains(medium.com)
1 points by feelix 8y ago|0 comments
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by feelix 8y ago
Point taken when you say it's only used as a mirror... but he doesn't hate it. He both dislikes it and likes it. This is FTA: "The hosting of github is excellent," he said. "They've done a good job on that. I t
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by feelix 8y ago
Does it strike anyone else as ironic that Linus, the creator of linux, wrote git, which then went on to be used for github... and that it was good enough that Linus decided to use it to host linux on github, and then Microsoft bought it? So
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by feelix 8y ago
Thanks so much, I really appreciate the help. I'm going to delete my comment in a few minutes to preserve a little bit of anonymity, but I've taken your advice to heart and will work on it.
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by feelix 8y ago
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Blockchain: Often abused, but killer use cases exist(medium.com)
5 points by feelix 8y ago|0 comments
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Inside the Jordan refugee camp that runs on blockchain(technologyreview.com)
3 points by feelix 8y ago|0 comments
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Fact-checking the Tor Project's government ties(surveillancevalley.com)
2 points by feelix 9y ago|0 comments
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by feelix 9y ago
Your resentment may or may not be valid. Can you explain any reasoning behind it?
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by feelix 9y ago
This is an extremely well written piece of (false) propaganda. Going into why would take a long time, and each person who cares and isn't sure will need to do his or her own research. I will note however that people are paid by Roger V
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by feelix 9y ago
>works for Google because they're such an attractive employer that they're dealing with essentially zero risk that they accidentally filter out all their qualified applicants with stuff like this You know the founder of homebre
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by feelix 9y ago
This advice sounds good on the surface, but the staggering incompetence I continuously see in "medical professionals" has left me with the belief that someone who is smart and has enough time is probably better off researching thi
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by feelix 9y ago
What you think you know about the experience of having a disease like HIV from passive conjecturing is nowhere what it is like actually having it, including "biomedical" symptoms. I'm not here to try to educate you on all of
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by feelix 9y ago
You can't fairly compare a deadly chronic disease to "not wanting to eat his vegetables'. By calling it "his emotional state" you are, again, disregarding the disease and the effects of it on many aspects of his lif
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by feelix 9y ago
Unless you have a horrible incurable disease, you have absolutely no right to comment like this. You have no idea what it is like to live like that. People with such diseases are often on the verge of suicide anyway - you are unlikely to be
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by feelix 9y ago
>The knockout punch for unencrypted sites will come when browsers make the decision to not load plain HTTP sites by default Or encryption will just get backported to http eventually. I never understood why they didn't just do that i
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The Tories have voted that animals can't feel pain as part of the EU bill(independent.co.uk)
14 points by feelix 9y ago|3 comments
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by feelix 9y ago
My Install Disk Creator is nicer than that by any measure, in my completely biased opinion. https://macdaddy.io/install-disk-creator/
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by feelix 9y ago
That was due to a separate bug related to code signing. The poster above you who got downvoted was correct.
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by feelix 9y ago
Does anyone have any theories as to how this may work, assuming that it's not a case of correlation does not equal causation?
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by feelix 9y ago
It'd be particularly useful to have a chess bot that can play badly in the same way a human does. The problem with the current chess bots is that they play badly, badly. They choose a terrible random mistake to make every few moves, wh
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by feelix 9y ago
Bitcoin seems to be following Metcalfe's law[1] down to a tee. So, based on that, it seems it's not too late. https://steemit.com/bitcoin/@eric-blair/does-metcalfe-s-law-...
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by feelix 9y ago
When installing a major OS update it's often worthwhile to do a clean install. As a shameless plug of some free software I made, Install Disk Creator will make you a bootable USB installer out of any USB disk you have laying around mad
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by feelix 9y ago
I honestly have no idea what you are talking about. Shirt Pocket would not "access/modify/create low level block devices". They would also be working at the file layer. If you mean that you think that they are implementi

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