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by jacob019 12y ago
thank you. So you would need to be running DOS under windows, it wouldn't work on bare metal.
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by jacob019 12y ago
Right. Most projects offer a little info in the readme. Looks like it's just a few hundred lines of go, with zero documentation.
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by jacob019 12y ago
"Use BIOS ram hacks to make a SSH server out of any INT 10 13h app (MS-DOS is one of those)" would like to know how this is achieved.
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by jacob019 12y ago
Would this allow one to recompile X86 binaries to another architecture?
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by jacob019 12y ago
"Transaction issuers must pay for all rewards up-front" Will there be a way to make ongoing payments for data retention? With a proper API this could be used for secure distributed backup, that would be a killer use and something
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by jacob019 12y ago
Users pay to Put data into the network. Are there any ongoing payments for storage? I don't see any way to delete data either. If the network promises permanent free storage after a one time fee, it's sure to fail eventually.
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by jacob019 12y ago
those eye pics are beautiful
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by jacob019 12y ago
Was hoping to find a JS interpreter written in JS (like pypy) with browser on top.
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by jacob019 12y ago
That's rediculous. You're recommending that people stick with old versions that are riddled with known vulnerabilities. There are some great lightweight modern OS's, like CrunchBang and Lubuntu that work well on old hardwar
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by jacob019 12y ago
You are certainly entitled to your opinion. At my company we use Mint Mate on all desktops. It's clean, simple, works great, and doesn't require training for employees who have never used Linux.
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by jacob019 12y ago
I've used iodine dns tunneling when travelling, it's slooooooow, like 28.8 dial up slow.
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by jacob019 12y ago
Definitely the right direction for performance. My company ended up going with python-gevent and zeromq to implement an asynchronous API server with persistent TCP connections. Our application servers are able make remote calls over a per
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by jacob019 13y ago
Firefox is a great company. This political crap has nothing to do with building great software.
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by jacob019 13y ago
0.125 Nice!
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by jacob019 13y ago
Keep going, I got the 0.5 tile once, but having trouble repoducing. Who can get the 0.25? Edit: Also fun to play this reverse 2048 backwards :-) Got a 32768 tile.
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by jacob019 13y ago
same here, got to 4096 after wasting an hour of my life. Am I really only 1/4 done. This is a 4 hour game!
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by jacob019 13y ago
That's rediculous and ugly. How about a website where we can submit our BSSID to a blacklist.
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by jacob019 13y ago
Why doesn't it work on windows? Couldn't you run it on your local linux server and access it from windows clients?
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by jacob019 13y ago
Sounds like you should stick with Bernankes.
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by jacob019 13y ago
Normally I wouldn't touch PHP due to the long history of security issues. Would this do anything to improve it? Love the idea of an embeddable interpreter.
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by jacob019 13y ago
kind of seems like he purposefully gave you just enough to cover your deposits
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by jacob019 13y ago
So you actually have 0.01938 more than you started with, 0.01938 of someone elses coins who didn't get them back and you feel that he skimmed you?
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by jacob019 13y ago
by that logic the loto is immoral theft also, seems more like consenting individuals engaging in gambling.
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by jacob019 13y ago
such a great attitude for losing USD $700
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by jacob019 13y ago
actually I just put in 0.01 BTC, got back 0.015, put that back in again, and now I have 0.0225. I dare not try again, quite pleased with my USD$7 profit. There is definately something much scammier about it. The # of transactions doesn&#
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by jacob019 13y ago
Indianapolis, IN - JacobsParts Inc https://www.jacobsparts.com We're a small and growing e-commerce company. Since 2006 we've been developing all of our own software. We're an all linux shop and we develop in Py
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by jacob019 13y ago
I'm in this business. It's really tough to market based on quality without having a big name, but it's always easy to market based on price. So a few companies offer quality parts at high prices while hundreds of smaller co
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by jacob019 13y ago
is this backdoor only served up on the wlan or is it also exposed to the internet?
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by jacob019 13y ago
just what I need to plan my next heist :-D
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by jacob019 13y ago
Who needs portability when you run fast and have achieved critical mass? Firefox OS, Chrome OS, and Ubuntu are all linux with tiny market share. I don't see many benefits for Apple.

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