ineedtosleep

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by ineedtosleep 13y ago
Which "good parts", exactly, are you talking about? There's a lot of talk of elementary copying OSX, but much of the video is default functionality of GNOME/Compiz -- no one is specifying _exactly_ what is being copied.
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by ineedtosleep 13y ago
Would it be possible to just have some sort of dynamic compression scheme and not gzip when you'll potentially be transmitting sensitive information?
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by ineedtosleep 13y ago
Glad someone still knows about those things, and they are indeed useful. My parents have a few of these in their house, although there's are bigger and made for desktops. The OP's is basically a paper version of what my parents ha
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by ineedtosleep 13y ago
Same for me on the homepage, messages.unread setter: Firefox Aurora 24.0a2 (2013-07-19) and 2013-07-20 TypeError: templateBlock.innerText is undefined @ http://www.ractivejs.org/:217
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by ineedtosleep 13y ago
If one wants #2, I don't see #3 being viable in conjunction. How would an undo send work (other than placing it in some sort of delayed queue/spool)?
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by ineedtosleep 13y ago
FWIW, the Google Hangout(Talk) has an option to "Turn history off". Whether or not you trust that is a different story.
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by ineedtosleep 13y ago
Examples of "tearing apart"? At its worst, the feedback is terse. If all one wants are warm and fuzzies, one wouldn't submit here.
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by ineedtosleep 13y ago
The top area is supposed to show/open 1 (or two) movie file(s) through Flash.
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by ineedtosleep 13y ago
Honestly, those examples are great reasons why I would support some kind of form of publicly shaming those drivers (via some kind of www.thisiswhycyclistsdie.net blog): Get cyclists to be diligent and record their rides and post the obvious
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by ineedtosleep 13y ago
I'm more surprised that Mint is being suggested at all in this. Considering how ridiculous this list is in the first place, the 'curator' should have noted that Mint, by default, installs search engines that are partnered wit
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by ineedtosleep 13y ago
Don't get me wrong, the contributors to those subreddits are amazing, but what makes those subreddits work the way they do is the strict moderation. Unsupported posts, memes, etc. are immediately k.o.s. and I believe that's what k
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by ineedtosleep 13y ago
Every now and then I still call the Command key the 'open apple key' which also then shows how much I know about modern Apple computers (as in I don't own or use one normally).
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by ineedtosleep 13y ago
Wow. Definitely not a fan. I don't know if it's because it's "new", but the readability on documentation pages got worse. It's like I'm better off using (e)links to handle php.net searches.
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by ineedtosleep 13y ago
Honestly, those specs, especially the resolution, are useless if the screen is glossy and has no matte option.
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by ineedtosleep 13y ago
Speaking as someone who doesn't design much anymore, I think the key here is: There was one key difference between me and many of the other designers that gave me an edge: I knew how to work with developers. Being able
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by ineedtosleep 13y ago
From my quick stint with django-userena, it felt very constrained. At that time, my application's login requirements were simple, but needed a few minor tweaks. It's been a while, but I recall that doing so didn't seem like a
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by ineedtosleep 13y ago
With changes like these I always wonder if the users actually see the difference in performance. Was there positive feedback after these changes were rolled out onto production, or rather; was there a _decrease_ in people complaining about
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by ineedtosleep 13y ago
Can you elaborate on the blacklisting part? I've had my mailserver for a little over a year now and never had any issues with my mail going to spam, but my uses for that mailserver only revolve around 2-3 email accounts.
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by ineedtosleep 13y ago
I agree that email is scary and downright complicated, but it is definitely not an unreasonable task. I've set up a few mailservers mostly through manual changes to the configurations and if you just need something simple and secured with S
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by ineedtosleep 13y ago
To clarify and to add onto what masnick wrote, the article _was_ right. The free tier was an option previously, but FastMail has recently dropped that tier in favor of a free trial and, I'm assuming, a lower tier that has a lower cost. Any
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by ineedtosleep 13y ago
From the T&C: "[...] and by doing so, agree to learn more about New Relic." How is that even enforceable and what does that even mean?
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by ineedtosleep 13y ago
What boggles my mind is that articles where people code X that does Y where Y is completely "useless" to 90%+ of the population get all the touchy feelies from HN, but when it comes to something laptop/netbook/desktop/cheap workstation rela
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by ineedtosleep 13y ago
What would be the immediate benefits of this? Would it be mostly related to multithreading? And on a side note: As a NoScript user, I'm surprised that I've had to give Javascript permissions to Twitter just so I can visit that idsoftware.co
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by ineedtosleep 13y ago
As someone who's had thier undergraduate studies in Linguistics with an emphasis on Applied Linguistics, this site's a sight for sore eyes (no pun intended). The one thing that's always stayed with me, for whatever reason, is my fascination
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by ineedtosleep 13y ago
Is there a real confirmation on this or is this all based on that tweet and the 7 responses below it? "People were telling me about it," isn't a good enough source for me.
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by ineedtosleep 13y ago
Ran this on a laptop on Firefox 20 (stable) with Bumblebee and it's surprisingly impressive and smooth. I have a gaming desktop at home that runs all new games at 50+ FPS, but for some reason looking at graphics that a late-era PS2/early PS
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by ineedtosleep 13y ago
On that note, what are the best laptops/netbooks out there for *BSD in terms of hardware support? I was thinking of doing what the grandparent comment was suggesting, but had trouble finding a list of (near) 100% supported machines.
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by ineedtosleep 13y ago
I usually rely on OWASP for general guidelines, but if that page isn't enough for you, what is? (not a rhetorical question) What should one look into in order to fill in OWASP's gaps?
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by ineedtosleep 13y ago
Just realized I edited out (before I posted) my qualifcation for my statement, but it should've been prefaced as "from what I've noticed with no hard numbers." The reason I assume that it has the feeling of being slow, from the applications
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by ineedtosleep 13y ago
Yes it's slow in that it's a blocking call. Since it takes more than a fraction of a second put a message in the mail queue, it'll _feel_ slow.

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