mnd999

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781.
by mnd999 5y ago
I got curious and tried it on wine last night. Seems like it’s not compatible sadly.
782.
by mnd999 5y ago
And they no longer need a desk in an expensive office building, or free food. Triple win.
783.
by mnd999 5y ago
Lotus Improv was available for Windows (3.x) as well if that’s your main interest. Might be easier to get running, if you can find it.
784.
by mnd999 5y ago
Buying up anyone who threatens to compete with you will certainly draw the attention of regulators.
785.
by mnd999 5y ago
Or even a hash collision with a banned image. Actually, if that could be generated this thing could fall apart pretty quickly if such collisions could be widely distributed.
786.
by mnd999 5y ago
Depends on the system. My A1200 (6mb Ram, HD) is same spec as it was back in the day will run Wordsworth, Protext and DPaint IV just fine but doesn’t really do web browsing. I added a basic PCMCIA WiFi card though and it copes with ftp okay
787.
by mnd999 5y ago
I suspect it’s your use of ‘GPU’ that’s causing the confusion. I would expect a GPU to have some form of 3D acceleration or compute capability and I don’t think that’s really applicable to the EGA / VGA video chips of the 386 era. I c
788.
by mnd999 5y ago
Brexit taught us people will vote for a much smaller pie if they think it will make others slices smaller and closer to theirs.
789.
by mnd999 5y ago
I disagree, I think they’ll be mostly empty places, or converted into poor quality housing. The takeaways will also disappear, why do you need a shopfront when everything is delivered on a moped via an app.
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by mnd999 5y ago
The natural conclusion of this is no retail at all, no malls and high streets reduced to cafes, hair salons and betting shops (where that’s legal). All retail goes through 2 or 3 big online suppliers with cavernous warehouses that deliver d
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by mnd999 5y ago
It’s Dasani, aka Peckham Spring ( http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/business/3809539.stm ).
792.
by mnd999 5y ago
Tears for Fears surely.
793.
by mnd999 5y ago
Yeah, it’s not a constructive approach. I would not want to work with anyone who pulls stunts like this, no matter how “clever” they are.
794.
by mnd999 5y ago
Not this one again, at this point it’s an “I don’t like it, it’s different!” whine.
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by mnd999 5y ago
Yes, the US residential market would definitely benefit from more competition. The model we have here is to separate the infrastructure from the service such that infrastructure providers lay fibre to homes and businesses and then sell whol
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by mnd999 5y ago
This would be super useful if it could me made to work on the secondary eSIM for iDevices.
797.
by mnd999 5y ago
Do you not risk being banned for being a fake account if the Facebook AI doesn’t think you’re social mediaing enough?
798.
by mnd999 5y ago
This is just AOL or Compuserve again. Zuck wants you to use Facebook for everything without the need for any other site.
799.
by mnd999 5y ago
I wish more people would run FreeBSD because it would make both Linux and FreeBSD stronger. Single platforms stagnate, we’ve seen it before with IE6 and we’re starting to see it again.
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by mnd999 5y ago
As a native English speaker, I take “one-woman show” to mean it’s just her.
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by mnd999 5y ago
Perhaps it’ll give them a chance to reflect on what they’ve done well and what is a bad implementation of a terrible idea.
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by mnd999 5y ago
That would make the drivers Amazon employees so they'd no longer be able to use the "it's not us, it's the delivery firms" defense.
803.
by mnd999 5y ago
Namecheap. Surprise. They seem to be the preferred DNS provider for this sort of thing.
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by mnd999 5y ago
When I was there Goldmans was very tech focused. They’ve built a lot of interesting stuff internally, including SecDb which has been mentioned elsewhere on this thread. They rarely talk about it externally though, and it’s all built to faci
805.
by mnd999 5y ago
Still doesn't work for my use case. I commute on public transport, live in an apartment with only on-street parking, there is limited on-street charging but it's massively oversubscribed. Mostly I drive longer distances for hiking
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by mnd999 5y ago
Stating the obvious, but their software is (mostly) made in house; the hardware is outsourced to 3rd parties. I suspect the 3rd parties are the problem.
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by mnd999 5y ago
Share purchases in the UK attract stamp duty, so a CFD is a useful way to get exposure to an equity without paying the tax.
808.
by mnd999 5y ago
The TPM combined with secure boot will only unlock the disk if nothings been tampered with, meaning your OS security is intact. If you switch off secure boot or mess with the kernel or boot loader it’ll just refuse to unlock. I would guess
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by mnd999 5y ago
Please don’t skip the prove hypothesis part when drawing conclusions. It’s at best disingenuous.
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by mnd999 5y ago
Squeezebox touch still going strong here. Maybe I'm an outlier, but things shouldn't be disposable after a couple of years.

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