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10y ago
A few years ago some friends and I did real-time sonification of a game of StarCraft 2. Granted I didn't do the musical part, it didn't seem to be too hard to make it sound good. I guess the challenging part is to not to be overwh
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10y ago
I'm definitely registered to vote (at the correct address), but this website claims I am not. I voted (by mail) in the Democratic Primary.
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10y ago
I probably have narrow vision on the landscape, but most designers I know (i.e. the people using Photoshop, InDesign, etc.) use (and prefer) Apple computers.
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10y ago
Don't take down-votes on any internet forum seriously. Your comment is on-topic and relevant.
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10y ago
Why not leave the existing code (SR1) as is and rebuild Session Restore 2 (SR2); keep using SR1 until it has nothing to restore and then use SR2 moving forward.
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10y ago
Have you ever gotten a negative response to your "landline or bust" philosophy? It just seems a bit inflexible to me.
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10y ago
Wouldn't phishing be more like "make a site that looks like Facebook and try to get people to input their Facebook passwords?" What this person described is more abusing password recycling no?
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10y ago
I'm sure if you look, you'll find someone that has a differing opinion. This doesn't make one opinion more valid than the other.
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10y ago
> On this day and age many don't want to pay for tools. Strange logic: if everyone followed that train of thought, we'd all settle for whatever quality tools are available so long as the price is $0. I'd much rather pay fo
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10y ago
> "A sophisticated backdoor targeting OS X discovered" Unsure how this clears up the rootkit versus backdoor confusion...
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10y ago
This will be the first year I pass on upgrading on the 2-year cycle. I'm happy with my iPhone 6. I don't do much on it besides photos and texting. Although the camera in the 7 is nice, the 7 Plus seems to have gotten the most love
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10y ago
Must be a regional thing because I've never heard of cities like NYC or SF referred to as towns. I would also say "get out of town" is a saying that means "I need to get out of this specific place." Whether the plac
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10y ago
Tell me more about why the place you live is better than every other place in the world...
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10y ago
> Improved their development tool chains for Android A true moonshot! :) and :( at the same time...
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10y ago
Forgot the margin of error! +/- 2 photons!!! :D :D :D
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10y ago
"Short-sighted" if you're describing a product as what it is today and not what it can be in the future? Having the ability to do something and doing it right now are two different things. As things stand, the statement "
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10y ago
Campeões!! Campeões!! Nós somos campeões!!
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10y ago
But by then the car will be able to engage its flight module, take off, and fly you directly home.
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10y ago
If I'm reading this right, it'll cost at least $2,285.00 to get the minimum setup needed for development. Said that I can't use my existing Nintendo 3DS, 3DS XL, or new 3DS. Thanks, Nintendo! :/
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10y ago
I don't think this could have saved the Wii U from its mediocre fate, but if only this were available from Day 1...
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"There's a lack of gaming studios devoted to the Wii U." There is at least one notable exception to this: Monolith Soft whose Xenoblade series has been a godsend for the JRPG genre.
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Yeah - it's definitely "new age" advertising but why jump to a "terrifying" "moving us around like lemmings" conclusion? If a company wants to spend money to drop lures good for them. People can go there i
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I think "most people" is giving "most people" too much credit!
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10y ago
How many of those 15 million are people who forgot to turn off auto-renew on their free trial?
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10y ago
Don't people always say we're in bubble of some sort? It's the hip thing to do since at least the 1920s!
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10y ago
Fortunately, it's not hard to get around this on desktop (for Mac at least) with an applet like Paste Typer. But when I see this on iOS it infuriates me. I use 1Password to generate strong (long) passwords and having to type them out m
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"I use a secure password algorthym." Maybe my notion of secure is wrong, but I didn't find it particularly secure ("Ensure your system always gives you a password between 8 and 9 characters long") or even convenient
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10y ago
I can imagine a great number of use cases involve encrypting an access key or password making this not a big issue, right?
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It's how you interpret "protection." They didn't say you'd be "protected from all" zero-days.
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I hate this train of thought; you can have tall builds and be safe even in earthquake-prone areas. I spent a month in Tokyo in 2015 and experienced at least three pretty good shakes. Once I was in the apartment on the 9th floor of a tall bu
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