kozukumi

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by kozukumi 11y ago
My personal opinion of Ballmer is that he was/is brilliant but he failed to prioritise in the right areas during the mid 2000s. He did well with investing in Azure and cloud tech but he was an idiot for letting Sinofsky run Windows int
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by kozukumi 11y ago
This is what I suspect for a normal, average cracker like myself. I don't do it every 5 minutes like some but maybe 5 or 6 times a day. I am 31 now and have been doing it for at least 20 years now and don't notice any issues with
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by kozukumi 11y ago
Yeah I know that story. One guy isn't enough to convince my parents though. Has there been any study into it?
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by kozukumi 11y ago
I love to crack my knuckles so what I want to know is if my parents/grandparents are correct in that it will give me trouble later in life? So far everything I have look into has shown me there is no real evidence of knuckle cracking a
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Could hackers break my heart via my pacemaker?(bbc.com)
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by kozukumi 11y ago
Anyone got any info on running a Zero with WiFi and a camera running off solar? I would love to build a ~£15-20 IP camera if possible.
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by kozukumi 11y ago
Problem running the new Intel drivers on Windows 10. What a nightmare.
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by kozukumi 11y ago
Yeah I certainly see the contradiction(?) in things. That is the world we live in though. I think the biggest issue is with the tools we use to manage things. Looking at things as "a computer" with storage/network/cpu se
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by kozukumi 11y ago
Am I the only one getting a bit fatigued by all of this now? I think when we hit containers I just got a bit tired of going even further down the rabbit hole. Yes I might get a little more performance or stability or whatever from a contain
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by kozukumi 11y ago
Slackware was my first experience with Linux. So long ago now, I am 31 now but was 12 when I was first shown Linux and I was hooked from there. Like most I have been around the block with many different Linux distros over the years, even a
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by kozukumi 11y ago
Fabrice is a wizard no doubt!
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by kozukumi 11y ago
I cannot wait until I don't need to waste my time driving when it is not for pleasure. Don't get me wrong I love a good drive but the morning commute can do one, I would much rather let the car do it so I can do some work or wat
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by kozukumi 11y ago
Damn you make me feel old saying "meh" to ~1MB/s internet access while flying at 500+mph at 30,500+ feet over the earth . Something about my lawn...
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by kozukumi 11y ago
$1/600MB is a better deal that a lot of home-based internet access in Australia!
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by kozukumi 11y ago
Business idea - Free WiFi on all flights as part of your ticket price! Mains power supply provided for $30/hour ;) New TSA policy: Li-ion/Li-poly/etc batteries cannot be more than 20% charged for safety.
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by kozukumi 11y ago
I am from the UK. When I first went to the US in the 90s I was shocked to see adverts on TV for prescription meds. Sure I was used to an ad for some "premium" paracetamol in the UK but drugs to treat depression? nerve pain? Etc.
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by kozukumi 11y ago
Couldn't agree with you more! I am amazed at the precision of modern controllers considering how complex they are. The fact I can pick up any Dual Shock or Xbox 360 controller and it feel just like every other one is pretty mind blowin
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by kozukumi 11y ago
Love the idea but way too expensive. Why? I would get this for £30 maybe £40.
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by kozukumi 11y ago
Everything can be used for bad. Does someone who makes a knife feel bad about if it is used for murder or torture? Probably yes, I know I would, but do I feel guilty? Hell no. I cannot control what a bad person will do with my good thing. E
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by kozukumi 11y ago
A guy I worked with at Xerox about 10 years ago worked on a government project similar to yours back in the mid-80s to mid-90s. He never said it directly but it is clear it was for the CIA. Apparently even back in the 90s they had shockingl
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by kozukumi 11y ago
I am from the UK and have been prescribed a few benzos over the years for different things. They are prescribed although not as often as in America by the sounds of things. I think Valium is the most prescribed but only for short term use i
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by kozukumi 11y ago
Indeed, and the range is rather large as well for what they cover. Most people have taken a Valium (diazepam) at some point in their life for example.
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by kozukumi 11y ago
You can make that argument about every type of work.
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by kozukumi 11y ago
Even then I don't really see the point. If you want to teach kids problem solving skills, logic, breaking down a problem, etc. then that makes much more sense as it is applicable in many areas of life but spending an hour a week for se
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by kozukumi 11y ago
Same. Installed 23 yesterday but my god the fonts are horrible and I couldn't find a quick fix (and didn't have time to try and hack things in). Shame as Ubuntu Gnome looks great out of the box. Also as someone very new to Fedora
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by kozukumi 11y ago
Looks interesting. For any kind of script writing I find it hard to move away from Scrivener though. It is just fantastic.
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by kozukumi 11y ago
Yeah of course OEMs will still have to pay. That may or may not change, it is very hard to tell. MS will resist that as much as possible. However I believe that Microsoft will reposition Windows on consumer devices to a 'if you got W
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by kozukumi 11y ago
The last time I did any Android work it was painful. That was back with Eclipse though, I have heard Android Studio improves things and now with things like Intel HAXM apparently the emulator isn't painfully slow. The best experience,
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by kozukumi 11y ago
Well the "digital entitlement" won't auto activate that is true (and has been since XP) but a simple and quick call to the MS activation phoneline and the automated process just "resets" your license. Then you can a
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by kozukumi 11y ago
I am very excited to see the return of an IDE-less release, just the compiler, libraries, etc. Very cool! Visual C++ Build Tools 2015 (Pre-release). If you want to build your C++ projects targeting Windows desktop without having Visual Stu

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