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12y ago
Idiots say idiotic things. Mostly idiots who have low self esteem. So bear that in mind when you interact with them. Sure there's a subset of society that rejects those that are 'geeky' or 'nerdy', but that's f
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12y ago
Pay walled/Needs Login.
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opless
12y ago
Aaaand it's down.
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opless
12y ago
Good good, I'm flagging too :)
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12y ago
Fabulous, I've been waiting for the video since I saw the photos on facebook :)
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opless
12y ago
flag it instead.
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12y ago
I can't get youtube (at work) Is this the event in Oxford, with a bunch of speccy 48s hooked up with one of these? http://spectrum.alioth.net/doc/index.php/Spectranet (I think there would have been a Raspberr
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opless
12y ago
You could always call the Italian embassy and ask them!
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opless
12y ago
A link in your description would help :P http://www.tapblet.com I guess?
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12y ago
Occasionally someone posts a version of VLC "officially" then it eventually gets removed because of GPL requests. The original one doesn't really work any more and there was one released recently that vanished before I could
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12y ago
I'd start by seeing how phonegap does it.
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12y ago
Interesting post. Probably worthwhile writing something similar as a covering letter with a CV. It might, however come across as a little pretentious. I'm not sure how to fix that. I work contract/freelance/run my own busines
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12y ago
"Stephen Hawking"
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opless
12y ago
Hardly news is it? This rule has been around since the cold war era when crypto was classified as munitions.
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opless
12y ago
Thanks
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opless
12y ago
What the heck did I just read? It just looked like some really bad article writing program which mushed content from Wikipedia and other search terms.
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opless
12y ago
So what exactly is the difference between 2048 and 2048 vs "the devil" ?
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12y ago
Also on VM here. 'dig @8.8.8.8 +short A google.com' gives addresses in the 213.104.143.84-123 range. (actually appears in the 67-123 range) This isn't indicative of VM fiddling with DNS, just that there's some Google ser
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opless
12y ago
It was vandalised, new page here: http://berzniz.com/blackfriday2014
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opless
12y ago
seems to have been vandalised. Here's my contribution. Glockenspiel Plus https://itunes.apple.com/app/glockenspiel-plus/id888224861?l... FT6W49EFL7Y3 644MYM9NHNPL HMYXR3RRAAJJ 4XNMJMPX6YKJ TEEF4JA9YF3M YXEX7Y
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12y ago
Awesome work! Have you thought about looking into creating a GPU-based HSM product?
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12y ago
I can't remember the last time I even bought a CD. It must be approaching ten years now. Spotify sates my music needs. The CD reading capable devices I own I can probably enumerate on one hand.
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opless
12y ago
And lose the additional license of an instance of windows server? ;) Imagine also the support costs of supporting all those distros of Linux!
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12y ago
Oh! Yes! I see at least one cyclist every morning fiddling with their phone. And tonight I saw two (in Norwich) tapping away on their phones two handed , dark hoodies, and without lights on a road approaching a hairpin S bend. That said the
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12y ago
In fact a cyclist came out in front of me from the pedestrian exit of the local railway station car park. Completely out of control and realised he was being a plonker. Stopped in the middle of the road ( a nice blind 90 degree one) looked
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12y ago
Yep especially men in white vans on the phone :)
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12y ago
I live in Cambridge. I see cyclists every day. In fact most drivers are much more cyclist aware than, say, London. Just because you object to my anecdote, don't reject it as anti-cyclist rhetoric
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12y ago
How often do you see cyclists even raising an arm. Also most cyclists I see love wearing dark clothing, especially in winter, at night, without any form of adequate lighting!
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12y ago
That's a massive stretch of logic to go from .net is being open-sourced, to visual studio being released for linux and mac to SQL Server being released on Linux. Wishful thinking perhaps? I mean, I know SQL Server was once Sybase, and
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12y ago
Just because something is popular does not mean that it's "good". However it is "good enough" for many things. Much in the same way as BASIC was rubbish in the 8 but days. But the usage of BASIC was near universal b
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