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by pcunite 11y ago
"I still have little use for useless people" The trouble with this is that you could be wrong. They might be "useless" to you but not the rest of the world.
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by pcunite 11y ago
I was thinking the same.
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by pcunite 11y ago
Keep asking questions like this one. :-)
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by pcunite 11y ago
As a child I loved to see Big Bird and Snuffleupagus engaging each other over some very basic point.
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by pcunite 11y ago
"I'm perfectly content to live in a world where people experience an intellectual and social disadvantage for believing in nonsense." I truly believe that you'll get to experience that world someday. However, you needn&#
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by pcunite 11y ago
Are you writing more than 200 TB of data? http://techreport.com/review/25559/the-ssd-endurance-experim...
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by pcunite 11y ago
Here is the link to the relevant section ... https://youtu.be/a-wtYUKoBa0?t=3662
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by pcunite 11y ago
I've been using MikroTik lately because I wanted to identify my traffic and Qos it differently for VoIP installations. It seems to do well with this.
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by pcunite 11y ago
I've worked with COM quite a bit. The .NET runtime does makes working with Windows much nicer. However, COM has not been completely been abstracted. Still waiting for things like Extended MAPI and other parts of the ShellAPI to get &qu
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by pcunite 11y ago
A quote from the article: "You don’t have to be a benighted creationist ..." Can we please keep these type of articles off HN please? I don’t come here to be insulted. I have other sites for that! Sir Isaac Newton was not a simple
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by pcunite 11y ago
Personally, I'm very excited about electric vehicles. There are five in my family, so we have a big vehicle. So, to move something the size of a Suburban is a necessity. The Tesla Model X looks like a possibility.
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by pcunite 12y ago
Comment #3
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by pcunite 12y ago
Delphi (Object Pascal) was my first real ah-ha moment.
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by pcunite 12y ago
Appreciate the feedback. There is no "free" version, just a free to try.
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by pcunite 12y ago
I do appreciate the feedback. I know, it's all about aligning interests. Maybe FileSearchEX is just not needed by the general public.
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by pcunite 12y ago
1. Try searching for PDF files from last January with the contents "Hacker News". 2. Try searching a network share via UNC path. 3. Many others ... :-)
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Ask HN: Do you need a Windows desktop search tool?
4 points by pcunite 12y ago|15 comments
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by pcunite 12y ago
The kids went to Instagram ...
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by pcunite 12y ago
Give her time. She did not start with a lot in my opinion.
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by pcunite 12y ago
What you are partly struggling with is known as Akrasia. Read "The Personal MBA" chapter 7 by Josh Kaufman.
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by pcunite 12y ago
Fabulous article!
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by pcunite 12y ago
This same person has made a simplistic clone of MineCraft in C. http://www.michaelfogleman.com/craft/
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by pcunite 12y ago
Thank you, much better link.
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by pcunite 12y ago
Wordy ... but well written. TL;DR ... I did not read it all. So, what I'm really saying is that it skims well.
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by pcunite 12y ago
You're thinking of VT-x.
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by pcunite 12y ago
I have this one on my wall, very cool. http://www.mystiglo.com/index.php?route=product/product&path...
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by pcunite 12y ago
OpenSSL is how not to do an important project. It is not indicative of C, opensource, underfunding, or any of the other common reasons normally given. It is the result of too many cooks in the kitchen. Some of who in fact are not cooks.
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by pcunite 12y ago
I've been using the filco majestouch tenkeyless for years ... love it.
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by pcunite 12y ago
I want to select who my browser should trust. Kinda like how I choose which NTP server to get my time sync from. Make it a popup the first time a browser starts.
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by pcunite 12y ago
The future of PCs are phones that you lay next to keyboards, mice, and monitors. The best of both worlds.

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