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   by i336_ 9y ago

   Ah. Good catch!
2. 212.▲
   by i336_ 9y ago

   I see. Okay, well, here's how I'd respond to what you've said. The fact that you're already in the console puts you in a pretty good position: now you just need to stay there whenever you perform complex tasks. I have ve
3. 213.▲
   by i336_ 9y ago

   Not necessarily looking to go in the direction you mention, but I'm curious what you mean nonetheless - AFAIK, Skype's consumer/personal offering is free, and then you need to subscribe for business accounts because that all
4. 214.▲
   by i336_ 10y ago

   I wasn't totally sure when I checked this last night; confirmed while browsing other threads this morning. Mods: thanks for making the links in the post clickable. :) It's the little things.
5. 215.▲
   by i336_ 10y ago

   For reference: the link points to relevant "Next generation MITnet" announcement; this thread is not a duplicate.
6. 216.▲
   by i336_ 10y ago

   I'm very curious what the market ballpark for 18.145.0.0/16 was likely to be.
7. 217.▲
   by i336_ 10y ago

   Ah, good to hear. Sorry it happened. Since https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14144814 got locked (which, to provide context for anyone else reading, is why this reply is here in this thread) maybe you could repost it now
8. 218.▲
   by i336_ 10y ago

   Out of curiosity, what do you currently dislike about the shell, if anything? I'm not setting up a "you hate the shell" statement here - hashing out gripes and dislikes can sometimes be a great way to jump straight into the m
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   by i336_ 10y ago

   I see why you linked that. My brain nearly double faulted from learning new things too fast. Great thread.
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    by i336_ 10y ago

    UNLESS THERE IS A COMMENT BELOW SAYING OTHERWISE, DO NOT CLICK THE LINK - it's vulnerable to JS injection and a shock site redirect was posted. (Sorry for the all caps.) This is the second broken app I've found this week without a
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    by i336_ 10y ago

    So YouTube is the new TV, they're trying to compete with Netflix, and all the big names on YT just pulled out of advertising... and Google is culturally an ad company. Yay. YT is too big to fail or be disrupted, but this will be a fun
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    by i336_ 10y ago

    Big local hard disks, and caching web proxies? :(
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    by i336_ 10y ago

    > Looks like zooming in switches to 3/4 perspective view. (...) When you click through to Google Maps, it will use the WebGL true 3D version which is, understandably, a completely different tileset. Unless your computer doesn'
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    by i336_ 10y ago

    Very fair point. I guess the article was trying to drum up hype about the possibility of being able to do what you describe. IOW, this news article is saying "this should exist soon" in a "come on, get with the program&quot
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    by i336_ 10y ago

    I agree. - Stackoverflow horizontally scrolls at 1024x768. Reaction: Growl at VCs, zoom site to 90%. - "?" button on Q/A editing toolbar pops down a little explanation bar that is misaligned off-by-one to the right (when site
16. 226.▲
    by i336_ 10y ago

    GPUs are capable of highly-realistic rendering now, so this is finally a viable proposition. And the VR hype will definitely go a long way to making this a reality.
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    by i336_ 10y ago

    I'm genuinely not sure what you mean. The hero image and the 3rd placement image are both CGI renders of the final building, FWIW.
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    by i336_ 10y ago

    Have some unrelated Google Maps trivia I just discovered. 1. Scroll down to the map and the end, and zoom all the way in. For me the tileset goes back in time to before the building was finished. I initially thought "wow, Google merged
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    by i336_ 10y ago

    Thanks so much for the first link, this is really interesting. A couple days ago I was even wondering what would happen if there was a site that aggregated data from here but had independent voting. That wouldn't be ideal though for ma
20. 230.▲
    by i336_ 10y ago

    Negatively-anticipatory subjective analysis of the effort and difficulty of a task that needs to be done and which the brain has not "task-switched" into actually doing yet. (What's this canonically described as?) Something
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    by i336_ 10y ago

    Continuing in the vein of the other reply comment here, do you have any suggestions for workarounds, loopholes or things that would be a good idea for us to do to fight this, if things are as suggested?
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    by i336_ 10y ago

    I have an old, slightly blurry CRT here that seems to have a broken vertical sync line on it. Last time I turned it on it exhibited the same effect (gigantic intense horizontal line in the middle). I knew that many electrons was going to we
23. 233.▲
    by i336_ 10y ago

    That is a very interesting website. How is it generated? Bruteforce access attempts?
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    by i336_ 10y ago

    That's a genuine bug. How long as this been going on for?!
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    by i336_ 10y ago

    Oh, wow. I see.
26. 236.▲
    by i336_ 10y ago

    I don't think the black bar is in poor taste and should be removed. I think that it's a nice touch - you might even say important - to pay respect to the memory of academics that are sadly now no longer with us. Again, to be clear
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    by i336_ 10y ago

    I've never seen this happen, but my response time is only somewhere around 4-8 minutes. Do you have any idea of the approximate threshold?
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    by i336_ 10y ago

    Now that is a genuinely good idea. And it could show a tooltip of the post title it redirects to!
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    by i336_ 10y ago

    That was awesome too. The comments are great as well.
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    by i336_ 10y ago

    > redgarl: (...) [I]s there a new focus for AMD in the upcoming future? > DON WOLIGROSKI: (...) [O]ur finger is definitely on the pulse of storage tech. Of course I can't comment on unannounced products, so if we did have some