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by pinebox 5y ago
It's considerably heavier than older Tomato versions, so if you have a 10-year-old router that's already running fine on an older Tomato variant I don't recommend it.
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by pinebox 5y ago
Insane that it even detects and deletes the source code. This needs more exposure.
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by pinebox 6y ago
Pretty sure I remember finding this ctrl.blog page when fighting with this systemd-related Ubuntu bug that changed resolv.conf to use "127.0.0.53": https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1624320 My hate for this who
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by pinebox 7y ago
"Super Maryo World" has been doing this since 2005: http://www.janis.or.jp/users/segabito/JavaScriptMaryo.html
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by pinebox 7y ago
Most of the music on WCD originated from physical media which still exists in the world. I would say mp3.com being wiped was much more significant in terms of truly lost music.
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by pinebox 8y ago
This was my experience as well. I had a deep link to AltaVista's "advanced" search page which loaded plenty fast. Between AV and InfoSeek (which I used the Netscape plugin to get a browser search bar for) I was seeing better
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by pinebox 8y ago
Correct. This was referred to in John Carmack's remembrance: "Steve first talked about application development for iPhone at the same keynote I was demonstrating the new ID Tech 5 rendering engine on Mac, so I was in the front ro
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by pinebox 8y ago
Practical use I've found for some of these tools: Shell script that detects when any app is full screen (ex: Kodi, or Steam in Big Picture mode) and prevents Xscreensaver from activating.
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by pinebox 8y ago
I actually much prefer this SSD failure mode: Unlike failing spinning rust which will happily linger around coughing up bad data (which will then be written to backups, mirrored drives, etc. potentially creating a huge mess) an SSD going o
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by pinebox 8y ago
https://greasyfork.org/en/scripts/40897-old-reddit-please
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by pinebox 8y ago
Obsessive about the spacebar size, but not about the keycap profile?
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by pinebox 8y ago
Useless. All the prog house tracks I would actually want to mix with a tool like this are around 9 minutes, which is "too long".
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by pinebox 8y ago
On more competitive CS:GO servers the built in voice chat is intentionally disabled between living and dead players not to prevent such "ghosting" (which is just part of the game) but so that dead players can chat without disrup
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by pinebox 8y ago
Guess this dog needs to start retraining: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-QxZv_wJ1aA
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by pinebox 8y ago
Shades of the "NEEDED: Generic Father Figure for Backyard BBQ" Craigslist ad.
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by pinebox 8y ago
Needs a volume slider.
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by pinebox 8y ago
Teardown of article on USB Fan teardown reveals lack of teardown
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by pinebox 8y ago
Many years ago I (a USian) was hired by a massive Indian company famous for outsourcing that had begun "insourcing": Hiring US labor for jobs with US companies within the US, but managing these hires through their offices in India
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by pinebox 8y ago
> I ended the interview early which apparently infuriated much of the company. Threats were made, but thankfully I never heard from them again. Wow. Most would be thrilled that an uninterested candidate is moving on quickly rather than
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by pinebox 8y ago
This headline is clickbait. Everyone knows that the first good feature film licensed from a video game was Resident Evil (2002).
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by pinebox 8y ago
We already have laws to address falsehoods and lies (libel/slander). This whole "right to be forgotten" thing just seems like a good way for wealthy people to hide inconvenient facts from public view. If it was really about
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by pinebox 9y ago
> and for some bizarre historical reason, now own the rights to Star Wars IV, A New Hope These were distribution rights, some of which were going to expire in 2020 anyway.[1] So now we may finally get some official unspecialized Star Wa
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by pinebox 9y ago
If pseudonyms don't matter, why does Facebook have such a hard-on for collecting real names (even trying to get people's friends to rat them out)? No, you can still do a lot with compartmentalization. Throwing in the towel just b
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by pinebox 9y ago
Google Image Search also lets you to specify the license you are searching for, which is something anyone designing anything professionally should be well aware of. Commercial stock image sites were invented for situations like this. Not h
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by pinebox 9y ago
This seems incredibly backwards. The actions of healthcare providers should not need to rise to the level of legally provable fraud before insurance companies have the option of reporting them. We should be requiring the insurance compa
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by pinebox 9y ago
This. People forget so quickly...
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by pinebox 10y ago
A thousand times this! People who fear an internet without advertising obviously were not cognizant when the internet did not have advertising. The only down side I remember is that we only had one Mr. T fan page.
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by pinebox 10y ago
I remember this from when it made Cruel Site of the Day. I don't remember believing that it was serious, however.
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by pinebox 10y ago
At one of my local universities (also in the midwest US) ethernet jacks in the dorms were intentionally miswired so that only cables supplied by the university (and more specifically, their favored vendor) would work. Of course you could al
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by pinebox 10y ago
Doesn't seem hypothetical or unlikely at all: http://www.zdnet.com/article/symantec-data-stealing-hackers-... IIRC this tactic was used during the massive Target data breach in 2014.

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