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by jzzskijj 13y ago
"How many of you clicked on the 'PRESS START' and then started to wonder if it's actually a key and realized you have no idea what you are doing like life itself." I clicked, but just because I wanted to make sure I
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by jzzskijj 13y ago
I have to admit I haven't been following the development as I used to. Could someone in here say to which FS the article is referring to: "The increasing size of the Linux kernel is due to the incorporation of significant new feat
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by jzzskijj 13y ago
I, for one, have been very happy, that when I start paying my shoppings in whateveritisthistime.com, that I am redirected to paypal.com with a green lock on address bar etc. But "Trust this store" would be a great idea for paying
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by jzzskijj 13y ago
> those numbers are only for DNA. Because of that, I’m assuming that operator sales of smartphones are a biased sample Correct! As far as I know DNA is a tiny player compared to the biggest operators TeliaSonera and Elisa. So these numbe
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by jzzskijj 13y ago
I realize the competition wasn't the main point of the article, but: "In distant last place came the ground coffee I had brought, a very good quality, single-estate bean, but not roasted for espresso and ground four days earlier,
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by jzzskijj 13y ago
Easy for me: App Store didn't approve the app because it was (apparently) against their set of rules. In Google Play it has been for months and the user base is constantly growing.
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by jzzskijj 13y ago
"or spend £500,000 building a backdoor into the system" A nice round number... They had good motive to protect their customers and close the service. Why start talking about this kind of ridiculous development costs, that sound li
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by jzzskijj 13y ago
When I joined I had completed a few courses in open university. It was a start, but would have been much easier, if my level was higher.
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by jzzskijj 13y ago
Japan accepted me with 10 years of working experience and no degree (studies 98% done, no intention to finish). The company that was hiring me applied for my engineer's working visa. I got immediately the three year working visa. I did
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by jzzskijj 13y ago
I was very saddened because of this and called my mom immediately with my Android. Jolla - For people who don't answer to their mothers. That's a strategy. Not necessarily the best, but strategy at least. I was a little bit lost b
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by jzzskijj 13y ago
I was constantly listening to modules (first with DMP and later with Cubic Player) and DOS shelling from the player to do something else. That something else being editing ascii/ansi art or programming in Turbo Pascal. Because the modu
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by jzzskijj 13y ago
Many of the people I knew in the beginning of 1990's ended up running either DESQview or OS/2. And that was because they were running either one node bulletin board system on their only desktop computer or they had a multi node BB
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by jzzskijj 13y ago
I fail to see how is this trend of "doing something the horrible way" interesting. If people in the history of computing had stayed conventional and avoided doing something the horrible way, demoscene probably wouldn't been
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by jzzskijj 13y ago
You're not following: "If you have saved your login data on any plain-HTTP site that the attacker knows of, he can use his JS shell in the news site to load the site with the login form in an iframe, then inject another JS
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by jzzskijj 13y ago
I see. I think I missed your target and point somewhere in "for what he felt was an unreasonable position" and "It may shock people on Hacker News to learn this" . Sorry.
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by jzzskijj 13y ago
No one has the unquestioned right to enter any country except one where they hold citizenship. This post documents one person who was turned away for what he felt was an unreasonable position but that's still up to the United States t
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by jzzskijj 13y ago
Your Google+ profile will be deleted along with other services and data that depend on your Google+ profile. I wonder what would happen to my old Blogspot blog that has hundreds of entries. And photos in that blog, that were uploaded to P
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by jzzskijj 13y ago
Just realized my Windows laptop is still at Gimp 2.6 and while at www.gimp.org let's take this as an opportunity to update to 2.8 series: Not Found The requested URL /pub/gimp/v2.8/windows/gimp-2.8.8-setup.exe
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by jzzskijj 13y ago
The druglord would wipe out the mom-and-pop cultivator and happily live ever after with their higher costs.
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by jzzskijj 13y ago
I wish they would have tried to bump the price up to save the service. The bump would have to been at least something like tenfold to solve anything. According to the article they were -$2,294,818.17 south at the end and their subscriptio
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by jzzskijj 13y ago
Excellent news that H.265 has competition, but at the same time I am feeling a bit pessimistic. Consider Theora for example: Even if there is open source VHDL available for Theora, it was only implemented in Nios II and LEON processors and
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by jzzskijj 13y ago
Apple ran PowerPC apps on Intel processors. The real answer is that they don't want them to. Rosetta is neither included nor supported in Mac OS X v10.7 "Lion" or later. Therefore, with Lion and later releases, the current M
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This may be another reason people are eager to start their own company in lieu of working for someone else. If it is so, then it is a good thing. Right?
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by jzzskijj 13y ago
Don't forget GungHo & Supercell collaboration in Puzzle & Dragons, which is very big in Japan. That must have helped also Softbank's decision. "An extremely popular and super addictive freemium game with over 19 mill
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by jzzskijj 13y ago
F1 drivers surely have fast reactions, but could they really improve driver's reactions so much with a new kind of sound/light/tactile feedback, that a driver could replace TCS? Or be at least remarkably faster than drivers n
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by jzzskijj 13y ago
it's extremely rare I've had mailing lists deliver value According to my memory and browsing history in this week I've been able to find solutions to issues in Emacs, Doxygen and Cygwin by Googling and ending up to their re
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by jzzskijj 13y ago
I read, when the project was introduced, but forgotten it a long time ago. Goddamn Idiotic Truckload of Sh*t Hub, Inc. would make a memorable name for an incorporation.
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by jzzskijj 13y ago
Yes. Yes. Basically this doesn't differ at all from buying an audio workstation software (Reaper from Cockos) and a VST plugin (The Oddity from GForce). Coming from Linux and OSS just easily gives the first impression of "how dare
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by jzzskijj 13y ago
You're right. Comparison to game prices was out of context.
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I am bit bummed that you have to pay for Git interface. Yeah, it is just 10€ / user, but still. You even get full games for 99 cents these days. And shouldn't this be a default feature in the first place. Anyway, no-one is forcing

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