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by passive 12y ago
Ahh, the 300A. I remember being blown away by the results people were getting with that. I didn't manage to get my hands on one for a few months, but when I did I lapped the heatspreader (the only CPU I ever lapped, thanks HardOCP!), a
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by passive 12y ago
Woah. I'm also 32, and when Anandtech started I was building PCs for myself and others. It was an incredible resource, and it's been incredibly consistent in the years since. What always struck me was his discipline and dedication
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by passive 12y ago
Something I've been thinking about for a while. Probably could have used more polish, but I would rather get it out there for comment (even those lambasting nee.)
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It's yer data – how Google secured its future, and everyone else's(alecmunro.blogspot.com)
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by passive 12y ago
Nice! I'm trying to convince my brother to use similar techniques in his game to allow the environment to respond to music played by the user.
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by passive 12y ago
For those of you in the Python world concerned about such a thing, check out Peep: https://pypi.python.org/pypi/peep It's a pip wrapper that expects you to provide hashes for your dependencies in requirements.txt.
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by passive 12y ago
We use HuBoard, and while it's definitely preferable to managing issues without an overview, it is also fairly inflexible in our experience. We will have some feedback about this coming your way. :)
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by passive 12y ago
Based on a stay two weeks ago, I've been craving just such a service. Their reports match what I experienced, at least on the negative end. Now I just have to convince our travel agent to use this for future bookings. :)