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by kibibu 13y ago
No, the discussion is around web design clients , the majority of whom in my experience run IE6 on Windows XP at 800x600 with the brightness turned up to 11.
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by kibibu 13y ago
Personally I'm not a fan of the & character in that image sample - at first I thought it was a 6.
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by kibibu 13y ago
http://www.snopes.com/business/market/atari.asp
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by kibibu 13y ago
Just FYI the PS4 low-level library is called GNM, and their higher-level wrapper is GNMX. (source: http://www.eurogamer.net/articles/digitalfoundry-how-the-cre... )
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by kibibu 13y ago
> Your Ex has sent you an invitation to LinkedIn. Would you like to endorse their skills?
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by kibibu 13y ago
Apologies if you just used a neologism, but I believe the phrase is "full bore".
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by kibibu 13y ago
I haven't played since 1.02 (?), in which I was mopping the floor with standard mobs in Inferno Act 1, but couldn't kill any special mobs at all (in my memory they all seemed to have molten, arcane, fire-chains and vortex modifi
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by kibibu 13y ago
Australia has Instant-Runoff Voting for the House of Representatives, and a somewhat more crazy scheme in the senate. So yes, we have historically had "3rd" parties quite often, from the Australian Democrats in the 90's throu
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by kibibu 13y ago
I find this curious, as you should in theory be able to map your 30 speakers to SH coeffs if you are using high-enough order SH (although 4th degree SH needs 25 coefficients so I guess there's not enough savings)
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by kibibu 13y ago
Interesting that a "virtual speaker set" won over higher-order Ambisonics (representing incoming audio as spherical harmonics). I wonder if it just boils down to easier engineering.
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by kibibu 13y ago
From the linked discussion ([3] above): > 1. We use a 256 bit key derived using a salt and PBKDF2. > 2. AES is used in CBC mode with a different IV for each account. > 3. The key is store on the cellphone only and is never transmit
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by kibibu 13y ago
I may be totally wrong, but isn't PBKDF2 useful exactly as a way to generate an encryption key from a password?
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by kibibu 13y ago
You add your Google (and potentially other) accounts in the app - then you need to open the app to log in to your account. The app is "forgetting" and no longer displaying the accounts you add, such that you open Authenticator and
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by kibibu 13y ago
I'm not convinced it's been declared 1,340,000,000,000 times, but I get your point
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by kibibu 13y ago
Don't underestimate the strength of the response to such a trigger.
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by kibibu 13y ago
The idea that different people learn in different ways isn't one I just came up with. See the brief survey on Wikipedia here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Learning_styles I find the idea that my preference for lis
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by kibibu 13y ago
I can easily imagine that some fonts may be licensed for distribution through one provider only, and may not be redistributed under any other means. Typekit terms of use explicitly prohibit using this method (emphasis mine): --- (a) You may
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by kibibu 13y ago
For those in the SIL Open Font License (there are a number on Google Webfonts), this is explicitly allowed: --- "Can I use the fonts in any publication, even embedded in the file Yes. You may use them like most other fonts, but unlike
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by kibibu 13y ago
> What else is left? Many people (including me) learn much better from listening to a person talk than from reading textbooks, even with no avenue to communicate back to that person.
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by kibibu 13y ago
The end game for the Origin bundle seems to have been "get a bunch of people to install Origin", which I suspect they were very successful at. EA didn't get any money directly from the bundle sales.
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by kibibu 13y ago
> and the type checker can't tell a sine from a logarthim Oddly enough, in Go it can. type sine_val float64 type log_val float64 These are now incompatible types, and you couldn't pass a sine_val to a function exp
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by kibibu 13y ago
Or a "hat"
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by kibibu 13y ago
Font Awesome works just fine with Foundation.
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by kibibu 13y ago
> 90% of Chrome users don't even install an ad blocker You say that like it's crazy. I don't install an ad blocker because I don't mind sites earning money for their content.
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by kibibu 13y ago
This annoys me so much about PostgreSQL. Why not have useful defaults?!
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by kibibu 13y ago
I wonder if your response would be different if the language around the coupon code was different. Instead of just a "Coupon code:" label, something that deterred you from entering one. "Slum it! Enter your poverty code here:
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by kibibu 13y ago
The worst I've had was the following: - Go to buy a product, get all the way up to the checkout and abandon for an unrelated reason - Go back and purchase the product at full price - Get an email with a discount code for abandoning my
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by kibibu 13y ago
Anti-filter method: .fword:before { content: "fu"; } .fword:after { content: "ck"; } <span class="fword"></span>
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by kibibu 13y ago
Not an answer, but this might tell you whether FOIA requests are much good: http://abcnews.go.com/blogs/politics/2013/05/justice-departm...
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by kibibu 13y ago
Randomizing Gzip levels (and random padding) only increases the number of samples you need to take.

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