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penagwin
8y ago
That depends on what the user did, in video games a 100ms delay would be terrible, however in that situation the user is inputing highly timed inputs and is focused on the output. But in general for web browsing, 100ms would be unnoticeable
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penagwin
8y ago
I highly doubt non-techie people will want to (or be able to) find the source, install the deps, compile and install it though.
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penagwin
8y ago
I'm so sorry, but that's seriously the ultimate tease. Every phone call is a "MAYBE ITS MY NEW KIDNEY?!" and instead you're greated with "Your cars EXTENDED WARRANTY is about to expire, please press 1 now to sp
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penagwin
8y ago
Yeah but you're not an investor. Twitters been struggling to make money for a long time, do you think the investors would be happy to see a decline in active users because of "security" - a concept they barely understand?
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penagwin
8y ago
Considering the "red bull gives you wings" lawsuit went through, it seems like this would be a rather open/shut case. Except it depends on the judge, $$$ lawyers, etc. so...
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penagwin
8y ago
Checking for vulnerabilities IMO shouldn't be considered a crime - it's not a clear malicious intent. Sure if somebody is trying to open car doors in the parking lot that may warrant investigation - but for all we know they were j
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penagwin
8y ago
Radio stations at least around the midwest here in the US only seem to play ~20 different songs, and it gets really repetitive, really fast, just ask anybody working retail. Plus the genre's are rather limited, it's usually one or
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penagwin
8y ago
Disclaimer: I have limited experience with anything finance, my profession is programming. My understanding is that 10 years ago was a stock market crash(2008), and since then we've been in a historic bull run. My understanding is that
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penagwin
8y ago
It depends on the game, many games (especially previous ones) would say POWERED BY NVIDIA or whatnot. Usually specific series get special treatment, Hitman goes AMD but the Witcher goes Nvidia or whatnot. To my knowledge that generally mean
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penagwin
8y ago
So is this still a vulnerability? Time to do some more digging boys!
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penagwin
8y ago
5x reduction? Heck, you'd struggle to find common libraries that fit under those existing limits! jQuery is 88kb (Yes everyone can hate on jquery all you want, but it's still commonly used), which is already over the 50kb limit! A
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penagwin
8y ago
I think there's an option in your account settings, you don't just click the "return to old site" banner, you have to toggle a setting. Whenever I'm logged in it's always the old version. RES helps too!
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penagwin
8y ago
But there's 5 (Soon 4) studios, that doesn't sound like a monopoly. Oligopoly and immoral sure, but I don't think most laws will help here.
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penagwin
8y ago
They're two different things, although they are closely related they are distinctly different. See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Political_compass EDIT: Essentially "socialism" is an economic status, whi
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penagwin
8y ago
As a hobbyist that built my own printer I assure you he could've printed it at a better quality then that. Prints can vary wildly in quality, and the price of the machine is largely irreverent (1000$ printers can easily match a 10,000
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penagwin
8y ago
JWT tokens, and any session tokens are used for authentication, like a password. The issue is that people don't want to entire a password every single time they want to send a request that requires authentication. Imagine google/f
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penagwin
8y ago
It's based on Evercookie https://github.com/samyk/evercookie which is a little less... friendly.
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penagwin
8y ago
You should be just fine with a cheap lm1117 and no heatsink, that's what most people use with esp's. Also that's peak current from the radio, which for IOT things is generally very short. EDIT: Wait I meant from 5v, nevermind
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penagwin
8y ago
What is Facebook's market? Social media or advertising? If the main "clients/users" are the typical average Joe, and the service is free, does it count as a monopoly (At least in terms of anti-trust laws)?
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penagwin
8y ago
I've lived in MI since I was 7, I remember developing "strategies" for how I reach my hand in, the orientation of the grab, etc. to minimize "splash". Those with "real pop addictions" won't have any i
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penagwin
8y ago
I work in phone repair, and I have to say the lightning connector is superior to usb c in durability. 9/10 times a phone comes in "because it's not charging" there's dirt in the port, some tweezers and they're
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penagwin
8y ago
Be careful as there are reports of the same issue at Bestbuy(And will be with any store). With the 8TB easystore (and now the 10tb as well) being so cheap, there've been several reports of shucking the drives only to find a lower tier
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penagwin
8y ago
Interesting, is CodeWeavers employed/contracted/collaborating with Valve?
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penagwin
8y ago
The audio stream. This will likely never ever be supported by Spotify/Apple because of DRM reasons.
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penagwin
8y ago
Aw this is perfect! I've been using notion and have always wished they had an api for this exact purpose! Thanks for sharing this!
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penagwin
8y ago
One is a massive advertising company that makes the vast majority of it's money on advertising and has a history of invasive privacy issues. The other one AFAIK doesn't sell user data, has publicly denied to help the FBI (Have oth
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penagwin
8y ago
I have pretty bad depression and mindfulness (metacognition/awareness of your emotions) have a lot to do with memories. I'm often not "aware" that I'm happy/sad/angry, etc. and my memories reflect that. Ju
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penagwin
8y ago
I think it's perfectly fair to say Machine Learning is a subset of mathmatics. Everything can be broken down into independent equations, not to mention computers are deterministic. I do get your point, The outcome of these equations is
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penagwin
8y ago
This comment spreads misinformation IMO. My first laptop was a chromebook and it treated me well for years, albiet with chrubuntu. Standard ChromeOS shows 0 additional ads compared to standard Chrome on Windows 10 or even Firefox on Windows
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penagwin
8y ago
While it could be a driver/hardware solution, I know that windows supports it, (I'm sure linux too), so it could be an OS solution, and my guess is that it wouldn't be too much work (tm) to add it. However, as other have said
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