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by naner 14y ago
Does anybody know how well the Mali drivers work on vanilla Linux (non-Android, non-Chrome Linux)? As a longtime Linux guy, these ARM machines (and the similar tablets) are enticing. I'm finding conflicting reports on the drivers, though. I
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by naner 14y ago
He runs Linux on his MBA, but the thing has specialized hardware that isn't fully supported with drivers and cannot be swapped out.
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by naner 14y ago
So basically this is a Modern C for Linux book.
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by naner 14y ago
Isn't there some famous quote about the best way to reveal the unjustices of a bad law is to enforce it vigorously? -- I've had this perverse fantasy that some asshole would create a patent troll company that goes around specifically target
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by naner 14y ago
Perhaps the answers are: 1. 1st-party OS installations in which the OS creators sell you the hardware with only the OS installed (Apple). Or possibly 3rd parties can license your OS only if they don't install any additional software (sort
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by naner 14y ago
However, the lack of generics seems like a pretty bad oversight. The lack of generics was not an oversight but an explicit design decision.
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by naner 14y ago
Google, of course, is a huge innovator, but they do tend to be more like Apple in terms of their focus (i.e. More short term than MS). What about things like self-driving cars and Google Glass? Also I hardly ever notice the fruits of Micr
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by naner 14y ago
First of all, I think it might be good if the FTC sue Motorola to explicitly nail down how FRAND patents can be used. Secondly, I'm happy to see Motorola (Google) going after Apple and Microsoft with these patents. They are the two greatest
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by naner 14y ago
This seems like it should be a simple straightforward issue, but I still have problems with ocassionally getting clipped audio (or some kind of distortion, I'm no audio expert) on Windows 7 with Realtek's "HD Audio" chipset/driver. As far a
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by naner 14y ago
Did you know of Discount[1]? Reddit switched to that from markdown.py a couple years ago. It is written in C and BSD licensed. 1: http://www.pell.portland.or.us/~orc/Code/discount/
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by naner 14y ago
The average consumer is going to have a hard time figuring out the difference between two Windows computers, one RT and one the full Windows 8, that look exactly the same yet only one can run Word and browse Flash-capable websites. And the
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by naner 14y ago
I've worked a lot from Live Linux USB sticks and the speed is not problematic. Typically in a Live environment everything is stored sequentially and on a compressed filesystem, which also helps. I've also run Linux completely from ram quite
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by naner 14y ago
We (men) always seem to assume the women in these scenarios are physically desirable. Sometimes flirting is unwanted or off-putting, but we never imagine it going that way. I wonder if the same scenario was given to women would they make th
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by naner 14y ago
The dot doesn't matter to gmail . It matters to other services. Way back when I first learned about this feature, I registered for some website using first.last@gmail.com. Unfortunately, when I later had to verify my account through email
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by naner 14y ago
9-25 characters based on 3-5 letters per word It would still take a very long time but remember we're not iterating by character anymore. Each word is a 'character' and our alphabet is the english dictionary. So for the example above, we
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by naner 14y ago
If we know the "algorithm" for your password choice (all lowercase, english words, space delimited, at least two words) that greatly reduces the time needed to guess the password. I wonder how much time that would take to crack on modern ha
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by naner 14y ago
The demographic of Reddit that enjoyed what he did (or at least thought is was funny or exercising "free speech") has been consistenly getting smaller and less influential as Reddit has gained more mainstream popularity. Reddit's employees
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by naner 14y ago
It seems like he is only remorseful because he got caught. And as Cooper pointed out: he only mentions the negative impact on himself and his family (what about the girls whose photos he posted?) and tries to shift most of the responsibilit
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by naner 14y ago
Pretty bold. In the short-term they are going to lose a lot of subscribers.
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by naner 14y ago
You couldn't search for content on the old Megaupload. Third-party crawlers always took care of that. In one of the articles discussing his arrest it was mentioned that they had an internal tool that could search for content, maybe that i
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by naner 14y ago
The problem seems to be that Reddit sees itself as a platform to host numerous small communities while everyone else sees it as a single community. Generally it seems like a bad idea for a platform to be too restrictive about what can be di
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by naner 14y ago
my class wasn't filled with Math majors but CS majors, Chem majors, Stats majors I don't know much about chemistry, but for CS and stats people linear algebra is an applicable and important course. Some of these "introductary" courses are
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by naner 14y ago
She deleted all her old comments.
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by naner 14y ago
There aren't really any good players here (Adrian Chen is also a horse's-ass). Anyways, these subreddit moderators are trying to protect their community, regardless of who is being targeted. For people looking for more background on the dra
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by naner 14y ago
Sadly, I think Google's problem with Reader (and Bookmarks, etc) is that they don't require a g+ account and aren't "social" enough.
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by naner 14y ago
All Netflix needs to do is incorporate the ubiquitous social sharing buttons No! More social buttons is never the answer.
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by naner 14y ago
Reminded me of this: http://www.webpronews.com/why-does-this-mistyped-url-redirec... They also were using GoDaddy. Perhaps someone is snatching up expirations and misspellings.
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by naner 14y ago
He's not talking about playing poker online.
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by naner 14y ago
However, what this does actually do is beg the question of why they opted for Microsoft. 1) It differentiates them from the sea of Android phones. 2) Nokia's CEO, Stephen Elop, was a former head of Microsoft's business division. So there
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by naner 14y ago
I found it odd that there is no direction here. What are you working towards? Also Tynan seems to be making the mistake of giving advice on how to be Tynan. This isn't really anything to do with "hustling" or an MBA (Is Tyan running a suc

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