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by gruturo 14y ago
Because the average HN user is perfectly able to middle-click or ctrl-click or long-tap (or whatever combination works in your specific environment) when he wants something to open in a tab? It's not the AOL target audience.
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by gruturo 14y ago
The big thing missing in EVE for me is being able to play without being griefed by other players. Unfortunately I have an _extreme_ dislike for PvP - which creates a love/hate relationship with EVE. I'm into pretty much every other aspect o
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by gruturo 14y ago
A (very attentive) human spotted that, not the kernel. The kernel just computed the checksum and silently discarded the packets as corrupt.
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by gruturo 14y ago
Right now? A SATA cable. I could swear I had 2-3 in a drawer but I'm out. On a more regular basis? Replacement hardware for the data center. I'd gladly buy a new hard disk/DIMM/System Board/You name it and get it in 1 hour. This would allow
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by gruturo 14y ago
The Raspberry Pi foundation has an unofficial product for that - the GertBoard. More connection possibilities than most sane persons need: http://www.raspberrypi.org/archives/tag/gertboard . But yeah I'm also "missing" a $10 breakout box w
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by gruturo 14y ago
(Ron) Rivest, (Adi) Shamir, (Leonard) Adleman
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by gruturo 14y ago
Latest Chromium on FreeBSD x64, no flash, works perfectly.
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by gruturo 14y ago
>What fraction of the parts on a car do you think that a 3d printer can produce? Today? None, or next to none. In 5, 10, 20, 30 years?
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by gruturo 14y ago
3D printers sure look like they could help with this problem in the future. Heck I'd love for mandatory escrow of every component's 3D models with an agency which has the power to release them into public domain upon certain conditions (car
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by gruturo 14y ago
I'm sure that the author of "A plan for spam" (introducing the idea of bayesian filtering to recognize spam) can find a way to classify nasty comments.
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by gruturo 14y ago
He's not insinuating he took a bribe. He's insinuating he's been on some sort of covert assignment since 2010 and he never betrayed his mission. It's an impossibly crazy thought, yet it gets harder to dismiss for every day going by...
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by gruturo 14y ago
As nice as your project is, you could simply have read the temperature from almost any computer, router, switch, etc. Just google cisco (or Juniper, Extreme, etc) temperature MIB to get started. Some devices give you 4 or even more readings
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by gruturo 15y ago
Yes, 3 of them, I was just waiting until today to move them.
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by gruturo 15y ago
Maybe I would have deserved a downvote for forgetting to mention that after opening the second Firefox session you still have to switch it to Private Browsing :-))))
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by gruturo 15y ago
./firefox -P someotherprofile -no-remote (assuming you created someotherprofile via Profile Manager - it's dead easy) (Works on Windows, too)
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by gruturo 15y ago
That stands for Sagittarius A* http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sagittarius_A*
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by gruturo 15y ago
The SAT (SIM Application Toolkit) is... surprise, on the SIM card itself. It won't go away when flashing a new ROM - it will appear in any SAT-aware phone you stick the SIM into - even a 10 year old feature phone. It's mainly a relic of the
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by gruturo 15y ago
Sorry, your future self was faster and already got the job. He also claimed to have a larger accumulated experience :-)