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nivla
14y ago
Having never used GAE, it would nice if someone could expand M/S and HRD for me. It looks like OP of the bug-report is using a depreciated feature/program which according to the Project Member is causing latency issues at a specific time da
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nivla
14y ago
Just tried after your seeing your comment. It throws out a useless generic error "We are experiencing problems with our site...". I think it has something to do with Cookie/ViewState validation to prevent automated attacks. Fix: Clicked on
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nivla
14y ago
I just took that penguin test on my Chrome Browser and then on IE 10. I was blown away by the result http://i.imgur.com/JfTTw7w.png . I knew IE stepped up their game when it came to graphics, but can someone explain why is there such huge
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nivla
14y ago
Interesting, din't know that it came with a Wacom stylus, but still android is far from a full OS. Maybe if you can throw in Ubuntu it might change people's mind. Also, not sure how Sketchbook Pro compares with its android app, is it a cute
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14y ago
Could have worked but sadly Youtube only streams videos under http. :(
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14y ago
Interesting, I wonder how many of those 6342+ kudos were as a result of people testing what he was talking about. > meaningless number To nitpick, if it was really meaningless, it shouldn't be part of the page, atleast not under the tit
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nivla
14y ago
Expecting a flury of "fix all your problems before anything else" comments ITT. Keeping aside cynicism, it is nice to see a lot of countries aiming towards exploring Mars. We can cover even more grounds this way. Looking forward to a better
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14y ago
This is true of any cross platform language, the job of making the exploit work across different OS gets efficiently transferred to the compiler. One of the main reasons I am worried if webkit becomes monolithic, zero day exploits, there wi
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nivla
14y ago
Not sure if you can call it an app if it is deeply integrated with the system.
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nivla
14y ago
Yes you can and there are other tricks too. However, since its not the default behavior and given that most people don't realize it when setting up forwarding, it can be considered a bug.
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nivla
14y ago
I think it has to do with that post where someone missed out on important legal mails because gmail chose to only forward those mails that passed their spam test.
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nivla
14y ago
Yes it does to a good extend. Under your analogy, the key to internet would be held by VeriSign, since all SSL signing must chain back to their signature. The key better be held by a company that I can hold responsible for in court if somet
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14y ago
Ignoring your vibe for conspiracy theory, I was personally looking forward to a solution like secure boot. Imagine securing your entire system with something like Truecrypt, using multiple layers of encryption, only to be defeated by a 1KB
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nivla
14y ago
Its the same old fanboyisms, brand loyalty, hivemind hatred all mixed into one, ie a weakness of human trait to look at things subjectively. Remember when Nexus 4 got sold out? You din't see comments like "ohh look they intentionally put &#
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14y ago
> Most of the Surface reviews have spoken poorly about the device Ohh so this is what happens when all the pro Microsoft news gets flagged off from the frontpage. That aside, the Surface reviews have been fairly mixed, from biased journ
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14y ago
Its really interesting to see people who believe themselves as intellectually superior acting like 5 year olds when it comes to opinions that doesn't fit their stack. I started avoiding Reddit but I am increasingly going back to find news a
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14y ago
This really rewards Amazon more than anyone else in the ecosystem. Let's see: 1) You have to buy these "Virtual Currencies" and since they can only be used within the ecosystem and cannot be reversed, you will be psychologically attuned to,
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14y ago
I really hate it when some apps require unnecessary permissions. Why would a game require access to my contacts or my personal photos and videos? Flicks me into the paranoid mode, especially since the news about Facebook and other major com
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Chirpify turns replies and comments into cash.
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14y ago
Let's add it up: 128GB (not GiB) = 119GiB of actual space. System requirement to install Microsoft Office = 3.0 GiB of space System requirement to install Windows 8 Pro = 20.0 GiB of space (119GiB - 3.0GiB - 20GiB) = 96GiB of usable space.
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14y ago
I don't think storage is something that is standing in the way for tablets to replace portable computers. If it was, all you need to do is to slap in cloud storage and voila, theoretically unlimited space. Its more to do with productivity a
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14y ago
I received this email a few minutes back. It is sad to see this happening and that too on such short notice. Used to use it along with Adsense, and it was the only good alternative. I am certainly going to miss the feature where they automa
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14y ago
Whether he agrees/disagrees won't change the fact, which is, Steam runs on Windows 8 and it runs fine. There are a lot of reasons not to support an OS besides compatibility. With Steam, it wasn't a compatibility issue, it was more to do wit
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14y ago
"which will be the only authorized way to download and install anything on to windows 8+" No, you can install any windows application on Windows 8. Windows 8 != Windows Store. The desktop is only click away from the Start Screen (which can
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14y ago
and sadly it won't be in the future. New Intel-wifi cards have them blocked[1], their new drivers even go out of the way to modify/intercept Windows from doing it from the software side. Won't be long until other manufacturers follow suit.
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14y ago
It is pretty interesting that most people don't take compatibility seriously. There is the famous saying, "If it ain't broken don't fix it" and another "Move forward", compatibility I feel is the link between the two, moving forward while n
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14y ago
Oh boy, this is going to end badly. Remember when AOL released a huge anonymized dataset of their searches? People were still identified because naturally people searched for their own names, the names of their friends and families, local b
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14y ago
Ohh yes good ol' 302 redirect was invented and only supported by Microsoft. I suggest you re-read the article than throw in the M$ bash at the hint of Microsoft. They have legitimate reasons for proposing the alternate. I rather have all th
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14y ago
Click on the "Zebra Crossing" (that used to be the wrench/spanner :sigh:) icon > Settings > Search > Manage Search Engines Scroll to the bottom and add "DDGooG" as Name, duckduckgo.com as the keyword and https://duckduckgo.com/
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14y ago
Heck, if it was just downloads I could still somehow steer clear of it but I really hate it when companies like Oracle and Adobe bundle this with their security updates and it is checked on by default[1]!! Even worse to realize that reputab
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