mortenlarsen

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   by mortenlarsen 13y ago

   Angry noscript user here. Visit URL... almost blank page... with non-working download button. Enable Javascript... Get .pdf named .pptx.
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   by mortenlarsen 13y ago

   I humbly tip my hat to the author. And hope to create a hack, half as inspired in my lifetime.
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   by mortenlarsen 13y ago

   Try: https://www.google.com/ncr#q=google+in+1998&safe=off The ncr part is "no client redirect", this should keep you on google.com instead of redirecting you to a localized version.
4. 154.▲
   by mortenlarsen 13y ago

   Yes you can. I just tested with unrar.
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   by mortenlarsen 13y ago

   Ubuntu downloads from it's own mirrors (hundreds of them), with very few exceptions for proprietary stuff that can't be distributed like Adobe Flash and ttf-mscorefonts-installer (not default). Also it would not download a .exe to install V
6. 156.▲
   by mortenlarsen 14y ago

   For some reason, I only read the first few sentences.
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   by mortenlarsen 14y ago

   Your position is 160 out of 389 queued migrations in this Linode's datacenter. I got mine to migrate ahead of the queue by accident. I just resized my disk, and it started migrating after the resize.
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   by mortenlarsen 14y ago

   Thank you very much. I have a cheap non-contact thermometer, but I never thought of using it in the kitchen. I will try it out.
9. 159.▲
   by mortenlarsen 14y ago

   A Leibniz curve, but no Newton curve... what an outrage!
10. 160.▲
    by mortenlarsen 14y ago

    > I usually use a Fluke IR temp meter when cooking... Please elaborate.
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    by mortenlarsen 14y ago

    I have been thinking about cookie sandboxing for a while: The idea is to have a separate cookie store for each 2nd level domain I am visiting. So the Facebook cookie on some site I am visiting that has a Facebook "Like" button on it is diff
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    by mortenlarsen 14y ago

    A Memex is also featured several times in The Laundry Files by Charles Stross. I can highly recommend reading this series. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Charles_Stross#The_Laundry_Files
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    by mortenlarsen 14y ago

    I just killed the shell that it was running in. By then it was consuming one CPU core, and about 2 GB of RAM. Then i tried again, in a subshell, and let it run... [user@machine] ~ % zsh [user@machine] ~ % yes `yes no` zsh: fatal err
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    by mortenlarsen 14y ago

    View source... download video.
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    by mortenlarsen 14y ago

    2Gb = 2 GigaBit = 256MB RAM. It is common to measure individual RAM chips in bits, not bytes.
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    by mortenlarsen 14y ago

    You are correct about that. But that is still not the same as using a third temporary (visible) register for the swap that may, or may not be available. > But then you might as well use this register directly for the swap. "Saving" a th
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    by mortenlarsen 14y ago

    > will require the presence of a register into which to place a^b right before writing it back to a. But then you might as well use this register directly for the swap. "Saving" a third variable is in every way a false economy. I think
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    by mortenlarsen 14y ago

    On Linux there seems to be little difference between 32 and 64 bit. It seems that the calling convention is different, and that no shadow space is allocated. I am not sure if this is how you are supposed to use the function. I only tried th
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    by mortenlarsen 14y ago

    I was wondering how efficient the encoding of that video/auto would be. Thinking, it's just a loop, it can't be that bad. Turns out I was wrong. YouTube has these two versions: 240x400 FLV: 1.38G 144x176 MP4: 367.06M sobs
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    by mortenlarsen 15y ago

    I used it back in school to move the start button off the screen. Just a stupid prank.