oceanswave

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   by oceanswave 9y ago

   We've always been at war with eastasia
2. 122.▲
   by oceanswave 9y ago

   At it's core, a browser is a fancy telnet client. How a site decides to present itself is up to the site author...
3. 123.▲
   by oceanswave 9y ago

   If your definition of infinite is also includes that the portion of the universe that actually has energy in it is 1/∞ then sure
4. 124.▲
   by oceanswave 9y ago

   Only the nation's capital - good 'ol Washington, D.C. Metro area where busses on 66 regularly pass the metro on dedicated rail including on 128 where the new 'silver line' was recently completed and extensions ongoing No
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   by oceanswave 9y ago

   Unfortunately I feel that this type of example expresses what not to do with type systems -- favoring composition over inheritance goes a long way to not finding yourself in a brittle type hierarchy and especially in a JavaScript environmen
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   by oceanswave 9y ago

   Thanks for the write up -- the description reminded me of the ST:TNG episode where Scotty defeats being trapped on a Dyson sphere by rigging the transporter buffer to cycle in a loop with a reenergization every n cycles While not transparen
7. 127.▲
   by oceanswave 9y ago

   Not sure of you can trust the best sellers list on amazon to indicate true sales, but #2, 6, 12, 15, 17, 20, 21, 22, 23, 30 are chromebooks. That's pretty significant if not marketing dollars
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   by oceanswave 9y ago

   I know I have been using thin and light portable keyboards that magnetically snap to my PC that also aligns the power/data connection since the early 80's
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   by oceanswave 9y ago

   Why would she do that when it serves the same purpose? One could also argue that your method decreases loss and increases discoverability (as you'll probably be less prone to misplacing your phone and if you do, you'll notice it m
10. 130.▲
    by oceanswave 9y ago

    A fourth million dollar computer tells you you're chasing an earthquake but you don't believe it and you come up with this on your own?
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    by oceanswave 9y ago

    Yeah, everyone got so riled up they forgot to see that this article is from 2013
12. 132.▲
    by oceanswave 9y ago

    Isn't it also Musk's vision that self driving community or corporation owned electric cars are the future of public transit?
13. 133.▲
    by oceanswave 9y ago

    ...and still 32bit in a 64 bit world
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    by oceanswave 9y ago

    I agree with you -- in addition, the person to eat the "last piece" has the courage to consume the piece that is both the least fresh and has most possibly been exposed to pathogens from "other piece" eaters. "First
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    by oceanswave 9y ago

    https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windows/apps/mt5929...
16. 136.▲
    by oceanswave 9y ago

    It's not, it's written in C++
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    by oceanswave 9y ago

    There are a lot of issues with this article - Windows S is no more a 'new' OS than an environment running AppLocker is a new OS. The $49 'upgrade' from WinS to a 'full' Windows 10 is simply removing the restric
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    by oceanswave 9y ago

    Please take this elsewhere, as to your point, replies such as this are even further removed from the subject
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    by oceanswave 9y ago

    Seven years. US Broadband providers have seven years to take us over the coals, practice full bore capitalism with our data and generally run oligilistic practices until their time even begins to run out
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    by oceanswave 9y ago

    Aren't we all just complicated water filters given a particular perspective?
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    by oceanswave 9y ago

    Is this the first instance of an in-OS purchase we've seen, or have there been others?
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    by oceanswave 9y ago

    A fabric covered keyboard... wondering how that's going to look in a year of use. 1 USB 3.0 port and a proprietary Surface Connect port... So more surface-only dongles if you want to connect to a VGA/DVI/HDMI display. Is the
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    by oceanswave 9y ago

    If you're using Dotnetcore I've created a protocol generator here https://github.com/baristalabs/chrome-dev-tools With a sample on use here https://github.com/baristalabs/chrome-dev-tools
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    by oceanswave 9y ago

    Citation needed. Windows 10 "Basic" level telemetry: https://technet.microsoft.com/itpro/windows/configure/basic-... macOS Sierra Privacy policy and analytics: https://www.apple.com/
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    by oceanswave 9y ago

    If you're using c#/dotnetcore https://github.com/BaristaLabs/chrome-dev-tools Will generate a project file you can use in your own solution. Generated protocol is customizable via mustache templates too
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    by oceanswave 9y ago

    Create a chrome extension for yourself that automates the process
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    by oceanswave 10y ago

    Glorious!!
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    by oceanswave 10y ago

    Given that Chrome runs on many platforms, and Edge one, it makes this even more sobering
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    by oceanswave 10y ago

    Which is a strange preconception for the article to have given https://www.cvedetails.com/vulnerability-list/vendor_id-1224... vs https://www.cvedetails.com/vulnerability-list/vendor_id-26/p..
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    by oceanswave 10y ago

    Is it language agnostic?