justsomehnguy

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by justsomehnguy 3mo ago
> What's this NASA-ish one from? Uchū Kyōdai
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by justsomehnguy 3mo ago
What happens if Explorer itself crashes? What happens if your NotificationAreaAPIv2 is not widely adopted? What happens with the apps what were never adopted to your v2 API? (You still have the problem anyway). EDIT: And what happens with
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by justsomehnguy 3mo ago
A bad actor takes your camera with all your crypto identity and shoots some illegal pictures or pictures of pictures . Straight to jail.
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by justsomehnguy 3mo ago
Yes, let's invent some system for Explorer to query and maintain the notification area icons and for the apps to report their list of the notification icons. Some KPI pusher would be vewy-vewy glad. By the way, if the app wouldn't
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by justsomehnguy 3mo ago
https://devblogs.microsoft.com/oldnewthing/20030910-00/?p=42... https://stackoverflow.com/a/2311984
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by justsomehnguy 3mo ago
Remap Shift to CapsLock or whatever. I also have full mouse controls on the right side which is a gimmick but comes handy once in a while.
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by justsomehnguy 3mo ago
You need to provide the reason in the first sentence. Sure, once in a while a do read some cold emails but most of the time if the one-line snippet in the list of all other messages doesn't provide a reason - it goes to the trash.
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by justsomehnguy 3mo ago
I find it quite amusing what the so called security researches did spend the time to obscure the serial number 'CZ2D3J01XT' of their 'HPE ProLiant DL380 Gen11' server.
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by justsomehnguy 3mo ago
Nah, while Conroe did it part it wasn't till Wolfdale with Bearlake/Eaglelake when it fully got both the speed and the cost. AMD CPUs were still a good price/performance choice well into 2010.
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by justsomehnguy 3mo ago
[–]iceph03nix 655 points 2 years ago SPF: These are the servers I will send from. If it says it's from me, but comes from somewhere else, it's likely fake DKIM: This is my signature, if it's not on the email, it probably didn
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by justsomehnguy 3mo ago
> would love to have their devices nerfed I provided an article on how they would love it . I don't know if you have seen the EDIT in my previous comment. > what the reason would be for Apple to ever do that There is one glaring
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by justsomehnguy 3mo ago
https://archive.org/details/halflife1998ownersmanual/page/n3... Minimum: 133 Recommended: 166+
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by justsomehnguy 3mo ago
You missed the most important part: what Apple fanbois would not just tolerate it but would invent a way to rationalize it and sell it to themselves under 'it's actually good for us'. Just like they did during with Batterygat
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by justsomehnguy 3mo ago
Did you forgot Batterygate already?
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by justsomehnguy 3mo ago
Nice one, thanks.
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by justsomehnguy 3mo ago
Yes? They would love to have a cause to involve anything NATO. And for the first principles you are surely didn't miss: https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cr7xzg3dmj8o
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by justsomehnguy 3mo ago
It's always amusing when one side claims what the presence of NATO personnel in UA is "just Russian lies" only to post the confirmation of it themselves. It's even more amusing when you see pictures like this https:&#x2
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by justsomehnguy 3mo ago
Exactly.
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by justsomehnguy 3mo ago
Drive Write Per Day (typo in my previous comment) From the horse mouth: https://www.kingston.com/en/blog/servers-and-data-centers/un... 0.3 DWPD is for the cheapest ones but even for them you would never exha
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by justsomehnguy 3mo ago
> Autonomous F-16's already can win against all human pilots. In a dogfight?
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by justsomehnguy 3mo ago
I find it quite sombre to see this comment from a peson with that handle.
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by justsomehnguy 3mo ago
If you are not using bottom of a barrel and you are not writing 4K HD 3H mkv every day then you wouldn't have a problem even with a 0.3 DPWD drive of a sufficient capacity .
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by justsomehnguy 3mo ago
I have a feeling you missed a giant "/s". Or maybe not, can't be sure nowadays.
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by justsomehnguy 3mo ago
Yes? Just open a .BMP or .TXT of your desired size, copy it contents to the clipboard, close the app and paste to anywhere else. Sure, sometimes it's a ref, eg: files, but sometimes it's just plain data.
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by justsomehnguy 3mo ago
Even if it was 2GB of some data? Even if you run low on memory? TFA and comments are clearly a solution is search of the problem.
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by justsomehnguy 3mo ago
Post about a digital photography. Uses 474 x 316 pictures.
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by justsomehnguy 3mo ago
The same reason your utility trucks isn't rated for 200KM/H speeds.
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by justsomehnguy 3mo ago
It's just a lazy export of their wiki/Confluence in a .md format. Ctrl+F in it for 'command provides information about RF' and the same on https://help.mikrotik.com/docs/spaces/ROS/pages&#x
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by justsomehnguy 3mo ago
It's always amusing how this is always attributed to the corruption. It's even more funny on Reddit when you can see the person who is blaming cronies in his Romania but has posts of him doing some blue-collar work in the Midwes
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by justsomehnguy 3mo ago
Any country big enough was moving digital first/digital only for years. And with a paper records there is always a question if this one is the last one and contains a valid data or it's from years ago and since then everything was

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