mdadm

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by mdadm 10y ago
>Having a gigabit internet connection means you can download any content from any server in the world at 1Gb/s, right? /s Anecdotal, but bzr(1) has always run fairly slowly for me. I don't know much about it, so perhaps I&
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by mdadm 10y ago
I second this. A quick Google search didn't reveal the SO post, so now I'm more curious.
33.
by mdadm 10y ago
Woah. That's almost terrifying to see.
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by mdadm 10y ago
> I realize that this is common UX jargon, but is it literally "painful" to click "File->Export" rather than "File->Save"? Anecdotally, this would often just outright segfault GIMP for me. I ended up h
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by mdadm 10y ago
From your link: >Applies to: Office 2007 | Office 2010 | Open XML | Visual Studio Tools for Microsoft Office | Word | Word 2007 | Word 2010 I feel as though the gp comment is referring to far older versions, although without clarificatio
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by mdadm 10y ago
That's kind of scary that you can get that information just by (if I read this right) having the user ID of someone you "matched" with. This feels like it could lead to all sorts of weird stalking or something if a first-date
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by mdadm 10y ago
What if you use the blank tiles as well? Don't remember Scrabble well enough to know if it'd still not work.
38.
by mdadm 10y ago
That's freakin' awesome. Now I wish gcc or clang would have something similar :(
39.
by mdadm 10y ago
That's adorable, and also pretty cool. Congrats! :)
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by mdadm 10y ago
Mine is the drill that will pierce the heavens! Now with that out of the way, that's pretty cool. I think it's interesting how the idea of a 10-million-light-year-tall robot was taken seriously in this way; given the comparisons w
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by mdadm 10y ago
Seriously? That's incredible. I'm not sure if I should be impressed that doing so worked, or saddened by the fact that it ACTUALLY WORKED...
42.
by mdadm 10y ago
I have to agree with this. I'm pretty sure that the middle of the Atlantic Ocean isn't quite the same as the U.S. East Coast...
43.
by mdadm 10y ago
That's pretty awesome.
44.
by mdadm 10y ago
This one seems as though it has more sounds available, but that's definitely still not an excuse.
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by mdadm 10y ago
Personally, I replace it with connman[0], as I find connmanctl(1) to be far more usable than nmcli. [0] https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Connman
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by mdadm 10y ago
> So, having never heard of shellcode before, I assumed it was just another way of saying shell script. But I scroll to the bottom and see (*(void(*)()) shellcode)(); > and suddenly this looks way more interesting. Is it real
47.
by mdadm 11y ago
>It will work on the Turbo! :) Since people seem to put the Turbo/Mini/Maxx in the same group, would it work on any of them? :)
48.
by mdadm 11y ago
I'm in the same place. I really wanna try and see if it works, but I'm scared of bricking my phone.
49.
by mdadm 11y ago
Possibly. Searching up some of the content on there revealed this[0], so at least some of it is (most likely) data. [0] http://a858.soulsphere.org/ Edit:[1] shows that this is most likely a false-positive. [1] https:/
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by mdadm 11y ago
This isn't an area that I'm particularly strong in, but I think that the way that imgur compresses images[0] might have a noticeable effect on this. [0] https://help.imgur.com/hc/en-us/articles/20142
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by mdadm 11y ago
On the website[0], there are some examples of completed projects that appear to be overly sexual in nature; I think that's why formulaT was talking about things being NSFW. [0] http://www.stupidhackathon.com/
52.
by mdadm 11y ago
As I remember, elementaryOS originally was a customized GNOME, but they've since made everything their own.
53.
by mdadm 12y ago
I thought that it'd be lowercase "j" that signifies Java, not a capital "J"...