luismedel

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by luismedel 7y ago
My main Marble Mouse dates from 2003 and still works like the first day (I clean it with alcohol from time to time) The only issue it's the vanishing Logitech logo :-)
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by luismedel 7y ago
Clever (and unreadable) :-) Here's another raytracer written in Linq (2007) https://blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/lukeh/2007/10/01/taking-lin...
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by luismedel 7y ago
I hope they don't update to Catalina if they want the old software to run /s
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by luismedel 7y ago
I met about Coherent thanks a small article in the spanish edition of ComputerWorld[1]. I was 13 y/o and all my computer knowledge was about Basic, Pacal, DOS and Win3.1. Good times. I still remember the accompanying picture in the art
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by luismedel 7y ago
You made a good point, but I continue to see a -subtle- sales strategy here. [ ] We remove 32-bit support because is better for our users. [ ] We remove 32-bit support to push a sentiment of obsolescence on our users. Choose yours.
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by luismedel 7y ago
I have a very open attitude. I, like most of us, use a lot of devices for a myriad of things. Some professionally, some as a hobby. It's that experience and knowledge that makes me question some tactics. I think it's not bad to qu
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by luismedel 7y ago
I read a lot of people debating about how "difficult" is maintaining 32-bit support, or if it adds more vector attacks to the system. Don't fool yourself. Maintaining 32-bit support is "easy" (with all the technical
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by luismedel 7y ago
You're right. Adults debating about an imaginary problem, while it's a mere education issue. I find more than normal not taking the last piece of cake or choosing another flavor of tea (or drinking water) if my favourite flavor is
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by luismedel 7y ago
I'm not a db-engine expert, but if I'd have to write this functionality myself, I'd perform the computation only when any of the involved columns change, not on every read. EDIT: sorry, I read your comment on the opposite way
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by luismedel 7y ago
I think it's only a matter of sales strategy instead of a technical one. They (be Google, Apple or whoever makes OS and/or phones) have the know-how and the tech to support older devices for a longer time. Even if they limit that
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by luismedel 7y ago
Maybe he's trying to avoid writing "Spain"?
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by luismedel 7y ago
Thank you. My main concern is about protecting closed source software. Great app, by the way.
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by luismedel 7y ago
Awesome. Please, tell me how can I help at "luis at my-username-here dot com". Thank you!
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by luismedel 7y ago
Please, correct me if I'm wrong, as I don't know GitKraken enough. It appears to be a free client for a paid service. Not the type of commercial software I was thinking of.
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by luismedel 7y ago
Thank you. How do you cope with the code being visible inside the application drectory? About PhotoSctructure: - Great application idea, sincerely. My photo library is a big mess and this sounds super handy. - May I recommend another icon?
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by luismedel 7y ago
I don't think it's very complex. Only look at the target users! :-) Jokes aside, lack of basic code protection (aside of script minimization and/or obfuscation) it's that prevents me from using Electron/Atom/wh
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by luismedel 7y ago
I think it's not. If the scoring system detects some suspicious activity, it's the current operation which should be halted (in this context, the video should have been retired), but not the user account. If after a human review,
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by luismedel 7y ago
I have some sort of love/hate relationship with this project, regarding the Dis VM. IMHO, having read the spec, I think the VM had a great design for the nineties but was not future-proof enough. It's like it was designed with s
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by luismedel 7y ago
This reminds me of my last months as a Windows Phone user. Text interface, limited apps and browsing...and a lot of jokes from my work colleagues.
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by luismedel 7y ago
Sure? I thought it was after "constrictor" [1] [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boa_constrictor