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by mahouse 11y ago
How weird, an israeli company doing this.
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by mahouse 11y ago
Sweden is the best example of what happens when you have a completely liberal society. And, of course, it's bleeding to lots of places. And if you call them out, you are called racist.
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by mahouse 11y ago
I don't like this idea at all. It looks a lot like Activities in KDE. I think it's very complex for the average user to understand. It should be done as an extension instead.
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by mahouse 11y ago
It's normal, since their CA certificates aren't added to Firefox yet :-)
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by mahouse 11y ago
It's metaphorical... PS, get well
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by mahouse 11y ago
He looks like he's doing very well. I'm happy for him.
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by mahouse 11y ago
My guess is that nothing unless you let the user input REs. (Or use REs that can be modified by user input)
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by mahouse 11y ago
With the amount of app piracy, this would make no sense, in my opinion. Developers would be actually robbed.
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by mahouse 11y ago
Who do you charge for the API calls?
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by mahouse 11y ago
That depends on whether you carry your friends there with you or not, I guess. I don't see why it should be different to Facebook in that regard. (I have probably sent thousands of DMs over the years.)
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by mahouse 11y ago
$0, taking into account what was of app.net
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by mahouse 11y ago
I'm pretty sure they are earning some money off this, and taking into account the website was going to die anyway, I don't think this is negative thing for them to do. https://www.google.com/trends/explore#q=%
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by mahouse 11y ago
It's completely unrelated. It's like if there was an article talking about a flaw in Yosemite and you went here and pasted a link to microsoft.com, talking of how reliable Windows is.
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by mahouse 11y ago
Any info on that script? Can't find anything on Google
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by mahouse 11y ago
This is completely unrelated to the article.
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by mahouse 11y ago
You can also use FakeSMC, which is a kext that emulates a real SMC and therefore allows you to bypass that limitation. It's a mandatory requirement for Hackintosh installations.
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by mahouse 11y ago
I know of some images that are available at The Pirate Bay, but they are only for VMware and also require some kind of patch to the virtualisation software for a reason I do not know.
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by mahouse 11y ago
http://www.nytimes.com/2015/04/03/opinion/south-koreas-invas... http://www.cbc.ca/news/technology/apps-that-monitor-kids-sma... etc
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by mahouse 11y ago
South Korea is much better. Not.
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by mahouse 11y ago
>implying PowerShell is new
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by mahouse 11y ago
Everybody likes scandals.
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by mahouse 11y ago
Ah right. I thought she was boiled in water
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by mahouse 11y ago
Why is that I always confuse Rand Paul with Ron Paul?
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by mahouse 11y ago
It does not resolve here.
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by mahouse 11y ago
http://blogs.msdn.com/b/oldnewthing/archive/2009/01/14/93177...
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CEO of Mandriva says employee lawsuits put the company out of business(businessinsider.com)
60 points by mahouse 11y ago|55 comments
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by mahouse 11y ago
It is about the salt only, or is there something else? I'm curious because ramen sounds like something that should be healthy.
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by mahouse 11y ago
The permission dialog is also blurry and dithered. It's just barely noticeable because it's mostly white, but it's there also.
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by mahouse 11y ago
The image is blurry and the colours are dithered. This really looks good to you? https://i.imgur.com/r3HZWyG.png
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by mahouse 11y ago
https://4.bp.blogspot.com/-LCRPmN9Lx_E/VWc6aVDdMkI/AAAAAAAAB... That image... Seriously, when will Google stop doing things like these? Will they ever learn to be attentive?

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