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by fl0wenol 9y ago
I haven't seen any reports about it specifically, but anecdotally SQL Server 2008 R2 runs well on Wine 2.0 and later when you install .NET 3.5 into Wine, and Visual Studio 2010 Express works pretty good with the same caveats, so I thin
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by fl0wenol 9y ago
Unless there's a parallel repository of all the images in a form that's easy to search (some kind of sparse, feature-rich form that's quick CV-match friendly), which isn't the hash, you're going to have a hard time
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by fl0wenol 9y ago
I find original tacos and burritos available in the states often on the same menu where they are available in other manners. Maybe it's a regional thing, places where there is a large Hispanic community? When you take the food out of i
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by fl0wenol 9y ago
When I first saw the headline I was thinking did you mean oekaki-style drawing? In which case... ChickenPaint https://github.com/thenickdude/chickenpaint But I take it you meant more like Visio or Powerpoint style stuf
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by fl0wenol 9y ago
I work with a talented and diligent colleague who started college as a CS major but switched to music (and a minor in geology). He participates in hardware hacking CTFs for fun and runs circles around me. I also work with another colleague
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by fl0wenol 9y ago
If you're smart you make sure your shop specializes in collision. This will still be a thing until the vast majority of vehicles are autonomous, no matter the powertrain.
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by fl0wenol 9y ago
This is because defensive scoring opportunities (turnovers) are so valuable in American football that defenders are pushed to do whatever they can to get the carrier to fumble, and this usually means launching themselves "at the ball&q
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by fl0wenol 9y ago
Sorry, I thought it was a vulnerability/technique impacting Google services that dropped at the convention. Now I get the connection was being made to widely reported staff behavior.
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by fl0wenol 9y ago
boo (it's neil)
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What Google thing?
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by fl0wenol 9y ago
More accurately, it's a synonym for "Allows my line-critical COTS to run predictably" If you're not in a tech business, and are therefore using other people's software, then you want to be on the same platform that
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by fl0wenol 9y ago
I got excited for just a split second on the off chance the author meant the Monolith Productions title back in 2005.
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by fl0wenol 9y ago
The thing is I don't trust this explanation for a second especially as it applies to non-paying customers; they could have just as easily trained a generic ML algorithm on a publicly available data set, like I don't know, the publ
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by fl0wenol 9y ago
I'm pretty sure this is somewhat unique to the history of pam_ldap and its stewardship by PADL Software compared to other PAM modules; its dense nature encourages commercial engagement for those who care enough to know how it works or
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by fl0wenol 9y ago
Hit the nail on the head. There's a lot of domain-specific units in use which aren't even imperial originally (fluid barrel, troy ounce/carat, ton of cooling, horsepower, AWG) that will stick around for a long time since they
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by fl0wenol 9y ago
Don't bother. You aren't going to enjoy yourself as much long term by surrounding yourself with high-ego people; there'll be too much needless conflict and it won't be worth the emotional effort after the fact. Instead,
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by fl0wenol 9y ago
Yeah but insofar as the article's author's revelation of how fast you can compile C code, maybe the correct answer is to use gperf? If it's more dynamic than that I mean I guess it's cool to have a hash in a backing stor
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by fl0wenol 9y ago
Is this a troll? The U.S. is on metric; NIST defines and curates standards on the ISU and is a critical, founding participant in the GCWM. Manufacturing and engineering specifications (especially for the military) are usually ISU. It's
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by fl0wenol 9y ago
Because if it's good enough for OpenBSD, then it's good enough for us.
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by fl0wenol 9y ago
I think everyone in this thread should familiarize themselves with the demoscene ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Demoscene ) It's 30 years old now and still going strong, and it'd be right up your alley. There&
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by fl0wenol 9y ago
Use LTSB. Microsoft tries to scare you into not using it because it doesn't support the Windows store or Edge or have telemetry or any of that fun stuff. But they keep coming out with respins of it to otherwise keep feature parity with
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by fl0wenol 10y ago
I don't understand the logic of the original vision at all. You have Netflix for Hollywood and TV, Youtube for more independent stuff, Crunchyroll for anime, Amazon maybe for stragglers, and Twitch for livestreams. And Hulu was there.
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by fl0wenol 10y ago
Repeating that list in your response doesn't underscore your point, it instead emphasizes how little you have to add in rebuttal.
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by fl0wenol 10y ago
I've been through there before and it makes sense. They want the whole exchange signalized for consistency but that one lane's configuration means it's protected. I imagine you can make it red at the control box for an emerge
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by fl0wenol 10y ago
I take it you weren't surfing a lot sites back around the turn of the century (Internet mideval times); that site was one of the more high profile and controversial destinations that started several offshoots and inspired others. It wa
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by fl0wenol 10y ago
Hmmm... * Exterior vehicle wash / detail * Residential linen service that gives you new sheets, duvets, drapes within a catalog of styles for variety and also keeping things clean/dust-free Will update as I think of more
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by fl0wenol 10y ago
There's also the issue of there being no option for non-cellular devices to participate in Allo/Duo which limits their utility compared to traditional Hangouts; they're promising a web client but it's all TBD. I'm a
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by fl0wenol 10y ago
They figured it out. You're not paying for the software on that server. You're paying for a license to use a few non-free packages containing trademarked material (basically the visual skins / logos nicely factored out) but m
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by fl0wenol 10y ago
I think the way you fix a situation like this is to create new, informal institutions. Young people have to feel empowered and have pride in building small communities, and by extension, small businesses. There will always be pressure from
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by fl0wenol 10y ago
When we no longer have elected police, sherrifs, or district attorneys, then the numbers won't matter as much as the severity or sensationality of the crimes investigated. But if the numbers = tough on crime, then there is pressure to

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