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by mattdotc 10y ago
You didn't need to do a WHOIS to figure that out. The information you 'found' is right there on the page. Just scroll...
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by mattdotc 10y ago
>this is what "sponsored content" should be I disagree. I don't mind sponsored content if it is of high quality and is interesting, but only if it is clearly labeled as being a paid advertisement and I know from the outse
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by mattdotc 10y ago
Also, if you're not police, you shouldn't be taking evidence of a crime for your own homebrew investigation. Call the cops and wait there until you see them dismantle the skimmer if you're so concerned about others.
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by mattdotc 10y ago
>Would you refuse to buy headphones that have an integrated amplifier and dac and a USB connector. If those headphones don't unplug from the amp to allow me to use a 3.5mm stereo jack. Yes. >or would you refuse to buy a dedicate
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by mattdotc 10y ago
>USB-C headphones, which Apple might not be willing to make. And I, as part of a seemingly and disappointingly small subset of users, will refuse to ever buy.
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by mattdotc 10y ago
Excellent, thanks a bunch!
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by mattdotc 10y ago
There are lots of alternative engines for the games as well. I have to re-research them every time I get an urge to play, so I, too, would be interested in anyone with an opinion one way or another to chime in with their preferred approach
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by mattdotc 10y ago
That's a reasonable reaction, but take a look here http://nintendoeverything.com/punch-out-has-a-22-year-old-se... The subject of the interview suggests that there are lots of yet-undiscovered Easter eggs in the game.
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by mattdotc 11y ago
Just check out his twitter account. If he's "just trolling" I suppose he's really dedicated.
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by mattdotc 11y ago
Chances are he didn't. Verified dumps are all over the internet. However, a sufficiently motivated individual can create cartridge dumpers with hardware like Arduino and a broken Game Boy (to harvest the socket for convenience). The
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by mattdotc 11y ago
Data point 2: Works for me. Do you have any content blockers enabled? Perhaps they're interfering.
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Scott Kelly's Year in Space(nytimes.com)
1 points by mattdotc 11y ago|0 comments
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by mattdotc 11y ago
>If it isn't why are people spending over $3/cup when McDonald's and others has $1/cup coffee? I can't speak for every Starbucks customer out there, but I always assumed the reason is that it's a status symb
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by mattdotc 11y ago
Another Nick Farmer associate here from RU; not a fraternity brother, although he did try unsuccessfully to recruit me. He's a very inquisitive guy, wide range of interests, very hard-working. He deserves this success, for sure. I&#x
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by mattdotc 11y ago
Which wasn't really free if I remember correctly. You had to buy or crack it. Also, I don't think the performance really compared on consumer desktop hardware. As annoying as dual-booting was, it was the way all of my hobbyist
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by mattdotc 11y ago
Do you have another computer to try that on or perhaps start your browser without add-ons? I use Firefox as my main browser and read nytimes.com every day. I haven't experienced any of those behaviors, nor am I able to replicate them.
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by mattdotc 11y ago
I actually agree with most of what you're saying, with the exception of the interpreted implication. I am ~30 years old with the collector's gene. I've always had an interest in collecting things: from backyard rocks to bugs
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by mattdotc 11y ago
I feel this is more true now than ever. Now that the vinyl resurgence has hipsters everywhere picking up cheap turntables and their favorite albums at Urban Outfitters, there's tons of companies out there trying to make a quick buck o
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by mattdotc 11y ago
You've been spending too much time on the command line ;) Is there a niche genre you'll be focusing on? I tried to set something up like that for zombie-horror films about 10 years ago, but once I had started college it became to
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by mattdotc 11y ago
In October, I also triggered the machine for having a suspicious back. The cause? I was in Hawaii, wearing a backpack. If you didn't know, their airports are mostly open-air. Of course, Hawaii is pretty warm and it was humid, so I w
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by mattdotc 11y ago
A long time ago I saw someone post that support was able to turn off this feature on the account. No idea if that is true.
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by mattdotc 11y ago
The confusion/misdirecting part for me is that I would expect to hold down a 'Seek' button to seek through the track. However, as a user, I was just trained to recognize the 'Seek' button as 'Next' or &#x2
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by mattdotc 11y ago
You're right, it does seek if you press and hold. Thanks for that info. I don't meant to shoot the messenger and this isn't directed at you, but this behavior makes no sense and is not intuitive to anyone who's ever lis
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by mattdotc 11y ago
Is iTunes responsible for this trend I'm seeing more of where the Seek Forward/Backward (Fast-Forward/Rewind) symbol is being used in place of 'Next Track' and 'Previous Track?' All other complaints aside,
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by mattdotc 11y ago
Another subsonic user here...for a very long time as well. You'd have to have a very good product to get me to switch. I donated years ago to the project and I'm grandfathered into the 'premium' app.
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by mattdotc 11y ago
Good luck with that. My alma mater did exactly this to those who refused to pay up. Perhaps laws are different there.
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by mattdotc 11y ago
They might eventually send your information to a debt collection service. Hope saving a few hundred dollars is worth the potential hit to your credit score.
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by mattdotc 11y ago
> if the host seems dishonest or the place isn't as described/shown, you can still check-in to an hotel. When I am traveling - for business or pleasure - the last thing I want to do is scramble to figure out where I will sleep
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by mattdotc 11y ago
Took me a few attempts. You will know when your success was accepted because you'll see a message stating so.
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by mattdotc 11y ago
>I was impressed how everything rendered without a glitch on Chrome Well, to be fair, this is a modern website composed of artifacts from the Geocities archive. This page would be a beast if it were implemented with techniques of the er

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