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by foldor 12y ago
Money handling software and beta don't mesh well with me.
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by foldor 12y ago
+1 for Wi-Fi Web Login. It's a great app I used to log into the guest network at my work to bypass filters. It even detects when a portal expires your connection after X time and reconnects again.
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by foldor 12y ago
I'd love to see Clevo/Sager laptops on that grid. Plus screen resolution filters.
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by foldor 12y ago
PayPal allows people who don't have a credit card to make purchases online. Many people in European countries don't have a credit card for example. Accepting PayPal is an easy alternative to supporting all of the different payment
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by foldor 12y ago
I would personally point to a framework like Meteor as my example. Having a framework handle all of the reactive parts of your code with no additional work, and giving the end user a way to simulate database updates on the client side while
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by foldor 12y ago
Hey, just thought I'd give my 2 cents in case you're interested. I was really impressed with the landing page, and the buy it now while it's in development method. I'm learning Meteor now, and I've been using Discov
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by foldor 12y ago
I'm curious how these things would have mated. You'd think with a size that large they would have a difficult time getting into position.
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by foldor 12y ago
If a service like this could be used to renegotiate with my ISP (or any other similar service) for a better rate it could actually end up saving me money in the long run. People like me aren't very good at being aggressive and threaten
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by foldor 12y ago
Bonzai Buddy.
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by foldor 12y ago
I too am interested. The cheapest I was able to find (and one that is almost definitely a terrible phone) is here on DX.com[1] and is still $44.55. [1] http://www.dx.com/p/m-h0rse-9500mini-w-e08-sc7710-android-4-...
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by foldor 12y ago
I'd be surprised if they did. Netflix doesn't have a Linux client, and the only way to get it running on desktop Linux is using Wine with custom patches. Seeing as Wine depends on the CPU being x86, this method won't work.
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by foldor 12y ago
If you read the article it states there were "Millions and millions of dollars of error not in our favor." found after doing an audit.
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by foldor 12y ago
Try reading the article to the end. There is a new game coming out on the 22nd.
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by foldor 12y ago
I like it. One minor bug I noticed. It grabbed the info for my current employer, and placed the end date as the Unix Epoch time of 1970-01-01.
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by foldor 12y ago
Exclusives might be rare on Xbox One or the PS4, but on the Wii U they're the norm. You're of course more than welcome to focus on PC gaming, but I for one love local multiplayer gaming sessions with my friends, and for that the W
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by foldor 12y ago
I'd hardly call this advanced debugging. It's useful for sure, but definitely only for simple debugging purposes.
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by foldor 13y ago
I fully expected this to be a joke. I was instead pleasantly surprised.
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by foldor 13y ago
Now that you mention it, there definitely has been a subtle shift between loving my time with the internet, and just using it. I wonder when that happened?
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by foldor 13y ago
This should be a great replacement for my D510MO [1] Mini-ITX home server. It's slightly weaker in CPU speed, but it should be completely fanless and even smaller. For my needs, it should still be plenty enough. [1] http://w
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by foldor 13y ago
http://www.apple.com/itunes/
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by foldor 13y ago
It seems that way. This looks similar to what byuu did for SNES games. Some SNES games have special dedicated chips, and decapping them allows you to recreate the logic. It's an expensive and very difficult process though, which is why
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by foldor 13y ago
The problem is most people upvote based on the title without reading the article.
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by foldor 13y ago
They were likely making good money off the Windows Live Messenger (It's final name by the time it was killed off) because it had so many users, and was serving advertisements to all desktop users.
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by foldor 13y ago
Mine is liquid at the moment because I will be buying a house this year. I'd rather not lock it in to anything that makes it difficult to retrieve. This includes an RRSP mind you. That's liquid for house buying in Canada.
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by foldor 13y ago
The example [1] looks promising, but it would be nice if they used a more applicable example. Sometimes these benchmarks can be misleading. I'm sure there are certain tasks that this can be used for targeted optimizations, but it shoul
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PHP-CPP – A C++ library for developing PHP extensions(php-cpp.com)
2 points by foldor 13y ago|1 comments
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by foldor 13y ago
While I'm never one to stand in the way of tinkering, I'm curious as to why you chose FF7? There are many open source implementations of PS1 emulators, and the PC version of FF7 is notoriously bad. So from a gameplay perspective,
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by foldor 13y ago
> "NASA plans to send people back to the moon in 2018, and they'll stay much longer than Apollo astronauts did. The next generation will have more time and better tools to tackle the mystery." Oh how I wish that was still
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by foldor 13y ago
Funny, I was just pondering if this would work yesterday. Glad to hear that it's been mitigated to be less accurate.
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by foldor 13y ago
They didn't develop them in parallel. One programmer took it upon himself alone, and without telling Apple, to do the initial port to x86.[1] [1] Insider cuts into Apple, peels off Intel Mac OS X port secrets - http://www.th

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