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by foldor 11y ago
On the bright side, they're typically getting far more power efficient, and cooling them becomes easier.
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by foldor 11y ago
You're not crazy, and I kind of wish there was an option to not include the GPU as well. But the fact of the matter is, it's very difficult to have several very distinct manufacturing methods for this kind of silicon. Intel has ha
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by foldor 11y ago
While we're looking at amazing gaming accomplishments my solo programmers, there's also Axiom Verge ( http://www.axiomverge.com/ ) which was released on PS4/PC this year.
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by foldor 11y ago
I filter mine just to remove some of the taste the pipes add. I'm not sure if you're looking for something fancy, but I use a basic Brita water filter. The best thing to make water taste better thought is to chill it in the fridge
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by foldor 11y ago
I was surprised to see the Leviathan was one of only 5 roller coasters in this category. I'll admit that seeing it in person is incredibly intimidating though. So much so that it was the only one I haven't been on yet.
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by foldor 11y ago
I'd like to see the reasoning for declining the currency today. Presumably it's more than just a simple "because we don't want to". Right now the article only focuses on one side of the story.
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by foldor 11y ago
Keep in mind that the free Windows 7 upgrade period lasts for one year only. So if you upgrade your PC after that period and invalidate your license, you won't be able to reinstall Windows 7 and upgrade to Windows 10 again. You may be
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by foldor 11y ago
This happens to me as well. I've found the workaround is to always make hit "home" after finishing with the app before turning off the screen again. I've tested it, and if I leave hangouts as the on screen app when I tur
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by foldor 11y ago
As far as I'm aware in Canada you get 60% of your pay for a full year while on maternity leave. Many companies contribute the other 40% for at least 6 months of that time.
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by foldor 11y ago
Funny enough, in Canada 1 year maternity leave is the standard for mothers. Paternity leave is less common, but it can usually be split from the mothers amount, or used in total if she doesn't work.
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by foldor 11y ago
PCSX2, the PS2 emulator has recently started doing this. mGBA has also been creating some excellent writeups.[1] https://endrift.com/mgba/2015/06/27/cycle-counting-prefetch/
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by foldor 11y ago
Try googling by it's name of "1 vs 100". The game played out where one person was randomly chosen as the main contestant who answered trivia questions. If they failed a question they were booted. The kicker to the game was, 1
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by foldor 11y ago
(*)This number does not show the total amount of uniquely tested exit nodes, just how many fingerprints that was tested. But every node was tested around 95 times(there's around ~1400 exit nodes).
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by foldor 11y ago
This could actually pretty damn cool as a method of using ES6 features and supporting browsers that don't yet offer it. Of course at a serious performance penalty I'm sure.
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by foldor 11y ago
Well I'm definitely interested in this thing. The website should probably have more information about the robot though, and the problem it's intended to solve. Like, is this robot intended to replace humans planting trees? Is the
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by foldor 11y ago
Am I the only one who assumed that due to the nature of this site, and the article title, that this was something about McDonald's talking about their PHP stack running on Facebook's HHVM? This site doesn't belong here.
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by foldor 11y ago
Really? What games have you found that the trackpad has worked well on? I haven't played too many PS4 games, but every game that's implemented that trackpad hasn't done it in a way that I feel like it's been to my benefi
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by foldor 11y ago
I'm getting the same thing on Firefox 38.
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by foldor 11y ago
The issue isn't that it's old news, the issue is about how smug the author sounds saying he discovered this himself, when he even documented himself proof that others had already discovered this before.
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by foldor 11y ago
I dunno, blaming Google for phones not being updated (Other than their branded phones or course), is a bit like blaming Linus Torvalds when routers still use a 2.6.x kernel version. When something is open and able for anyone to do with as t
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by foldor 11y ago
I think he was focusing solely on cases that actually went to court, which is a good idea because it leaves judgment out of the equation and sticks to the facts about what kinds of concepts are copyrightable and what isn't.
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by foldor 11y ago
How come there was no mention of the upcoming OSVR partnership as one of the final straws to push forward with this change?
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by foldor 11y ago
Cat5e does do gigabit speeds. You might be thinking of it's predecessor Cat5.
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Meteor 1.1 Released – Now Supporting Microsoft Windows and MongoDB 3.0(meteor.com)
321 points by foldor 12y ago|128 comments
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by foldor 12y ago
Engineers are not liable for not preventing sabotage (like a a bomb for example) however.
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by foldor 12y ago
WinSCP has always been my go to FTP client for windows.
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by foldor 12y ago
While I do agree that private keys and transparency is important, I feel they almost need to store the private keys as well. But they should be password protected by something only the user knows, and the password shouldn't need to be
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by foldor 12y ago
That survey seems entirely misleading. It doesn't even have an option for never running out of space. I don't own an iPhone, but i have an android device with 16GB of space and can manage my own space myself so I never run out.
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by foldor 12y ago
Did anyone else misunderstand the title and assume they were specifically targeting an older version of iOS (2 in this case)?
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by foldor 12y ago
Actually the "mostly white males" comment struck me as an interesting side note. Sony is a Japanese company, so for it to be run by "mostly white males" is something that seems noteworthy in itself. Though I doubt that&#

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