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by kofejnik 10y ago
Exactly, it has been a fact for a very long time that fats are quite bad for you and you should mostly eat carbs. A fact published in reputable sources and irrefutable to most people.
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by kofejnik 10y ago
Yes, spent some time with Perfmon, as expected, it was due to various system components constantly finding some reason to update/install something I have no use for. Moving Chrome profile to a RAM disk helped somewhat, as did turning o
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by kofejnik 10y ago
Some time ago, I had a desktop PC with a mechanical HDD (capacity reasons), and I made a mistake of installing W10 on it. Very quickly I noticed that even on a fresh install, HDD was literally never idle, and that's after all updates.
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by kofejnik 10y ago
yep, just checked, minimal useful Delphi license is ~$1500, which is a non-starter for most people outside of corporate environment consequently, you can never just pick it up and grow into it, you only learn it on the job which already use
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by kofejnik 10y ago
all factual evidence leads to inevitable conclusion that Communist and Socialist theory is a steaming pile of horseshit source: born in USSR
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by kofejnik 10y ago
Everything is connected, and you cannot hold yourself responsible for every perceived injustice in the world. You'd need to go full Amish to do that even semi-seriously. Filipinos who work these jobs are better off with them, not witho
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by kofejnik 10y ago
do you claim to know the exact intent of other people, and are prepared to judge some other people based on sharing your view and adhering to it exactly?
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by kofejnik 10y ago
it's a logical fallacy to assume that people who downloaded your work would have discovered it and actually paid for it if there was no free option a lot of artists would PAY to get millions of downloads/views
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by kofejnik 10y ago
Welcome to our glorious city and I'm very glad to see my home on the front page! Also, feel free to reach me (dy at deepmagic dot io) if you need Kiev-related help (or maybe programming help, as well)
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by kofejnik 10y ago
why do you want firmware updates? they will only bring more tracking
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by kofejnik 10y ago
or maybe intellectual consistency inevitably leads to maximising value for oneself
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by kofejnik 10y ago
Why should refugee community's desire for a cheap interpreter trump the needs of an engineer who could make 250k at Facebook?
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by kofejnik 10y ago
I've been color-coding my PS1 for years, but this is seriously brilliant, thanks!
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by kofejnik 10y ago
you are not paying for search service; ergo, your searches are the product and your search results are but a byproduct of that product
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by kofejnik 10y ago
solution to your visa problems: just pretend to be a refugee
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by kofejnik 10y ago
>> Few people in Russia use Google for Russian language searches This is not true, Google has >20% share in Russia iirc
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by kofejnik 10y ago
I run a small dev shop (python backends and mobile apps), not sure if this counts as an online business though Got started by a post on linkedin
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by kofejnik 10y ago
When I made a similar argument in similar discussion on Reddit, I was instantly labeled the worst and the most vile person ever for not appreciating daily struggles of poor waiters
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by kofejnik 10y ago
this is fugly even by Soviet standards, esp. constrasted to e.g. this one in Moscow: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Seven_Sisters_(Moscow)#/media/...
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by kofejnik 10y ago
tbh, it looks like ruby with minor changes
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by kofejnik 10y ago
As someone born in USSR, I have to really disagree. What happened to Japanese-Americans absolutely sucked, but in no way can be compared to how people were treated in USSR, where millions died in camps and on their way to camps. Millions of
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by kofejnik 10y ago
Millions of Ukrainians died in the camp and due to artificial famine. How you can compare this to 'hot water is not always available', I can't comprehend.
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by kofejnik 10y ago
This was appalling and obviously sucked a lot for people who underwent such treatment; however as someone born in USSR I'd say that it was surprisingly humane (hot water not always available) compared to how people were treated in the
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by kofejnik 10y ago
Yes, this is due to Intel participation. From their post on Steam forum: ====================== Vertigo Games [developer] 17 hours ago Single Player Horde Mode & Apocalyptic Mode These are two game modes that we have not focused on pr
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by kofejnik 10y ago
put chrome cache on a ram disk, helped me a lot last time I had a spinning hdd
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by kofejnik 10y ago
Original is in Russian, but Google Translate does a good enough job. Natalia Kaspersky, ex-CEO of Kaspersky Lab and one of, if not THE most influential person in Russian IT space, has suggested that all user tracking data, such as browsing
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Kaspersky: personal data should belong to the state(translate.google.com)
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by kofejnik 10y ago
I wish someone would port 3&NV onto that old 2 engine, I liked it a lot better
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by kofejnik 10y ago
Exactly, you really need ACID only for important stuff, other data you can cache on workers where you run most of the logic
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by kofejnik 10y ago
pgrebase seems very nice, thanks!

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