kozukumi

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by kozukumi 11y ago
For unique data you want super robust storage options, both local and remote. But for something as generic as ripped CDs? Why bother? Just use an external drive or two if you are super worried about one dying. Even if you lose both drives t
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by kozukumi 11y ago
Wow it has been a rather shit start to 2016 :(
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by kozukumi 11y ago
No. For people on a capped data plan that is just a waste of data. Much better to buy a 32GB Micro SD for under £10. Of course that means you need a phone with a Micro SD slot but if space is an issue for you then I highly doubt you own a p
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by kozukumi 11y ago
Yeah they should separate out links (with a maximum number total links not characters per post) and hash tags (again with a maximum number of total hash tags not characters per post). Something like 5 links and 15 hash tags should be enough
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by kozukumi 11y ago
T420s user here, the TN panels Lenovo used a few years ago are shockingly bad. I am still looking forward to getting a fanless ThinkPad. A laptop with zero moving parts is my dream. I tried an Asus UX305FA last year but the Core-M is a litt
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by kozukumi 11y ago
The trick to writing braces is this - for a { write a 5 than a 2 below and for a } write a 2 then a 5 below. Practice it a little and you will be writing perfect braces in no time. Also it is quite amusing how many people love this trick wh
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by kozukumi 11y ago
openemu is more a front-end to emulators than the actual emulator itself.
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by kozukumi 11y ago
A locked-down machine running Outlook?!
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by kozukumi 11y ago
This annoys the hell out of me as it also never seems to correctly remember I clicked "got it" to the "we use cookies" message that sticks to the top of the page.
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by kozukumi 11y ago
Yup, I wanted to check a few PDF outputs. Shame.
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by kozukumi 11y ago
Yeah I figured it was such. Thanks for all the great work on Firefox, a lot of people love to hate on it these days but it is still my favourite browser. Have a great Christmas :)
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by kozukumi 11y ago
It has been working since Firefox 42 for me. Maybe even before then I am not sure. I guess this is just Netflix making it official now that both 32 and 64-bit versions of Firefox are officially supported on Windows?
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by kozukumi 11y ago
So Whoopi Goldberg might be some master thief and there is nothing that can be done?!
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by kozukumi 11y ago
Indeed. I also didn't much like the comparison to the .kkrieger demo saying it was "only" 24KB more. Sure the raw exe is but it still needs GB of memory and a crazy fast CPU to do all the content generation at runtime . He a
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by kozukumi 11y ago
Which is actually very similar to what Microsoft are doing with Windows 10. The OS and "apps" are all "rolling" in that sense with the list of packages stored on some MS server. Not exactly the same as something like A
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by kozukumi 11y ago
Anecdote but I actually did a backup of a 98% full 250GB SSD (Samsung 850 EVO) over the weekend and it took less than 10 minutes. The read speed is ~540MB/s though. This was done using robocopy on a running Windows 10 machine although
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by kozukumi 11y ago
Thanks. It is a problem for her but thankfully not to the point where she feels she should leave on principle. The games industry is small though and it is all going in a similar direction. Ideally she would change industry but after more t
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by kozukumi 11y ago
Hmm this is a tough one. Firstly I should make it clear that my wife works in the games industry. She works on PC, Console and Mobile titles. She has mentioned several times how there is a lot of pressure put on developers and publishers
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by kozukumi 11y ago
Indeed. Even for a technical person this can be daunting with so many options that if you don't know all that much about encryption you can easily make mistakes. There really should be an easy-setup mode which defaults to the commonly
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by kozukumi 11y ago
Yes. Which is something Firefox doesn't offer.
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by kozukumi 11y ago
I meant in the context that if somebody gets your sync password they get everything .
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by kozukumi 11y ago
A lot of people don't realise but the weakest point in their setup (from a security POV) is things like the password used on their browser sync account. There is a huge amount of responsibility on the sync service providers. Firefox
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by kozukumi 11y ago
I am not so sure. I have met a few famous developers and I used to be surprised just how "boring" their setups were. Rob Pike was the only person who seemed to really configure his environment. A lot of old school devs just cont
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by kozukumi 11y ago
Actually I wasn't being funny (or at least trying to be)! I mean honestly what has she done other than let Yahoo! carry on as business has been for a while? (stagnant). She did some publicity stunts like buying that 17-year olds summer
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by kozukumi 11y ago
> She can't afford to be absent AT ALL. Why? It isn't like anything she has done in the past couple of years have been game changing.
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by kozukumi 11y ago
Pretty much what you expect from such people. Not very customised and quite boring. A long time ago I used to "rice" my dev machine. I customised everything but these days I work with mostly the defaults with a few changes such
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by kozukumi 11y ago
I hope you are trolling. Would more women in tech be good? Of course! However there is some crazy SJW stuff going on at the moment in a lot of projects. People pushing for things like Master/Slave to be renamed to Leader/Follower.
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by kozukumi 11y ago
My money would be on somebody commiting something to an externally facing and not security certified system. You see it quite a lot things that should be in gitignore for example.
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by kozukumi 11y ago
I am hoping you mean 128kbps MP3 :)
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by kozukumi 11y ago
I would have been interested to see a Firefox OS in the same vein as Chrome OS. A clean, functional Linux distro that works out of the box with a simple (yet maybe hidden) switch to open it up to running native apps. With XUL extensions the

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