knd775

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   by knd775 12y ago

   Actually, it's more like ripping out the GPU and the CPU still being able to handle video decently.
2. 362.▲
   by knd775 12y ago

   This doesn't seem to work with Google Apps emails. Were thy not at all apart of the leak?
3. 363.▲
   by knd775 12y ago

   Unfortunately, in a lot of places there is a regression in this area.
4. 364.▲
   by knd775 12y ago

   I guess this is true, as long as the colors do appear differently to them.
5. 365.▲
   by knd775 12y ago

   I always love these. But, why won't it randomly generate the board on each load? As it stands, it is somewhat unlikely that we will be able to get Bingo...
6. 366.▲
   by knd775 12y ago

   Most sites seem to look like a Bootstrap template, even if they don't use Bootstrap.
7. 367.▲
   by knd775 12y ago

   Wow, I missed that the first time. Looking at it now, they pop out immediately.
8. 368.▲
   by knd775 12y ago

   I agree. Also, that's a pretty awesome looking QR code.
9. 369.▲
   by knd775 12y ago

   I'm pretty sure the poster (thijser) is Mathijs Vogelzang based on his username. His HN profile is a few years old and he says where he works on his profile. I'm not saying whether people should trust this or not, but I think you
10. 370.▲
    by knd775 12y ago

    Well, that certainly isn't good. As if companies needed another reason to be obnoxiously paranoid about flash drives.
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    by knd775 12y ago

    You could just try to pitch it as a movie finder. It could be setup like WebMD, where you select a few symptoms and it determines what a possible diagnosis may be. You could select a few actors, the genre and maybe the time period. I actual
12. 372.▲
    by knd775 12y ago

    I understand that. I guess what I meant is that people appear to still be involved in the process. In the video there seemed to be people doing most of the interacting.
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    by knd775 12y ago

    I don't exactly get the point of this experiment. Granted, I haven't done too much research on it, but how is this any different from a person seeing if they could get across the country by hitchhiking?
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    by knd775 12y ago

    I don't have any issues with the colors, but I find the slight blurriness (aliasing?) to be a bit painful to read.That said, I love the design of the site otherwise. On another note, Terraform appears to be great. I cannot wait to try
15. 375.▲
    by knd775 12y ago

    Maybe they should make this a toggle or something in AOSPA. That would be nice because I would rather not have to rebuild it every time there was an update.
16. 376.▲
    by knd775 12y ago

    unless issuing a takedown request necessitates full criminal prosecution It is my understanding, however, that the article has been taken down.
17. 377.▲
    by knd775 12y ago

    My stance on this is that while he did do something "wrong", this should not be something that he gets in signifigant trouble over. He did post someone's work to the Internet, but seriously? Prison would be absolutely ridicul
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    by knd775 12y ago

    Heh, that worked. You got me to Google StackMonkey ;)
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    by knd775 12y ago

    You really can tell when people have websites not meant for any significant traffic. Site is down.
20. 380.▲
    by knd775 12y ago

    I really hope his account gets unsuspended... That is rather ridiculous. No one checked his account age before dropping the ban hammer?
21. 381.▲
    by knd775 12y ago

    This is nothing more than a modern debt-collection agency. That may not be an entirely bad thing, though. I can just see it getting out of hand if this is not done correctly.
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    by knd775 12y ago

    To be fair, that's pretty much where it is now anyway. There are a lot of great and legitimate uses for it (I use it occasionally for a few things), but already that's where the so-called Dark Net or Deep Web mostly lives. Also, y