ineedtosleep

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by ineedtosleep 15y ago
Indeed. There are also programs that have long been used for such purposes in the Windows world (i.e. Notepad++/Programmer's Notepad, WinRAR/7zip, Windows Powershell and Putty) which are likely to be better than anything MS can ever integra
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by ineedtosleep 15y ago
Out of curiosity, do these messages ever do anything other than potentially fill up a government official's spam filter? Not trying to troll here, just genuinely curious about these letters' impact.
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by ineedtosleep 15y ago
A lot of the ones I went to as a kid closed because of Borders and B&N. Now that one of the big companies are gone, would this mean more independent shops are on the way? I hope so.
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by ineedtosleep 15y ago
I know that you already have HTML5 Boilerplate linked, but it should be noted that there's a separate boilerplate page for mobile ( http://html5boilerplate.com/mobile/ ).
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by ineedtosleep 15y ago
Chrome also has a GPU-accelerated 2D canvas, but you have to enable it in the about:flags page.
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by ineedtosleep 15y ago
This was nearly the same experience for me. Background: I am a rather technical person -- been messing with computers since MS-DOS 4 at the age of 8ish (sorry, not trying to show my epeen, just giving context) -- and was always apprehensive
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by ineedtosleep 15y ago
Not many people will see a problem in this as other people's money usually rank below one's own.
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by ineedtosleep 15y ago
I've actually been slowly getting accustomed to this. Before, I used to just drink my hateorade when it came to things like this, but ever since I've started to visit HN more frequently, my tolerance has expanded.
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by ineedtosleep 15y ago
Looking into diving into Django as well -- what Django book are you referring to, if I may ask?
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by ineedtosleep 15y ago
Microsoft also made something similar to show off IE9's HTML5/CSS3 capabilities. I don't have a link handy, but it should be easy to find.
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by ineedtosleep 15y ago
I get that hidden volumes will stick out, but what about hidden volumes that are relatively small in size -- let's say about 500K - 1MB? Would that still stick out as its footprint is smaller or is that not the right way to look at hidden v
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by ineedtosleep 15y ago
Coming from experience with the last version, it definitely does sneak up behind you around part 30. The pacing and attitude for programming is the reason why this is one of the books I recommend to people starting to learn general programm
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by ineedtosleep 15y ago
Specifically with this attack, I don't think they're doing for lulz anymore.
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by ineedtosleep 15y ago
Truecrypt is significantly slower, especially on the higher strength encryption methods. The program itself has a benchmark in it, so download it and check it out for yourself if you're that curious. (Note that it is relative to your hard d
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by ineedtosleep 15y ago
Chrome user here since launch (who is also very entrenched into Chrome in terms of workflow): Ever since FF4b, I've been nearing a full switch back to Firefox, but the main deterring factor for me was performance. With FF5, the performance
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by ineedtosleep 15y ago
I can somewhat confirm this as well: Ran Firefox, went to the about window and it was already downloading the update. It also does autoinstall, but you will get notified if you still have the default Vista/7 notification settings (i.e. 'Bla
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by ineedtosleep 15y ago
"Secret" recipes should be fine, as you point out, if they it can just be marked as "secret" yet still contain flags (i.e. contains: gluten, nut, dairy, etc.). I don't see this is too much of a problem, especially for higher-end restaurants
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by ineedtosleep 15y ago
Very nice writeup. Curious to see if anyone will take this idea any further.
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by ineedtosleep 15y ago
1. Agreed. I was going to switch to them when the Torch came out (love my physical keyboard), but what a failure that was. 5. So much of this, but I doubt they have enough power to do this anymore. Case in point: BESX (the free enterprise s
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by ineedtosleep 15y ago
You do understand that lulzsec is deliberately publicizing acts that would usually go untraced, right? Security is security: If you don't have any and you house information, you will eventually be burned. Yes it's getting annoying, but they
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by ineedtosleep 15y ago
Short answer: No. D3D was never like that. Long answer: If you were offended by a game where you get pixelated peeing, some strippers with streamer pasties on their boobs and a few cuss words, yes it was offensive. This is hardly comparable
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by ineedtosleep 15y ago
I'd suggest you play the demo before sticking with how you're describing the article. I'm a fan of nearly all types of comedy and don't mind the mindless, 'tasteless' humor types. That said, the demo was tasteless AND unfunny. Considering G
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by ineedtosleep 15y ago
Considering how much people are charging in BTC for goods and services currently and the difficulty of earning BTC, I'd rather spend real currency. Note that I didn't check the Newegg BTC prices. I'm only applying what I've seen so far and
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by ineedtosleep 15y ago
Fundamentals? Mostly yes. As much as web design "degrees" force their students to know? Mostly no. I say the latter because a huge majority of teaching materials that attempt to cover the web are basically just fluffed up materials for prin