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by pinum 9y ago
But instead they're written in Node with HTML and CSS as a UI. And honestly, for a text editor, that's a bit perverse. I want my editors fast and lightweight.
92.
by pinum 9y ago
A heuristic. No common magic header and poor compressibility? Likely encrypted.
93.
by pinum 9y ago
I noticed you added your instruction by replacing one of the "unused" entries. Would things have been more complicated if there weren't any of those left? Or is there a strict limit to the number of instructions, with existin
94.
by pinum 9y ago
I don't know about that, but I did notice the author's photo looks like a passport pic (strict, formal). An unusual thing to include on a personal site, maybe.
95.
by pinum 9y ago
I understand it's difficult to test against the actual Touch ID, since it has aggressive hardware-enforced cooldowns and other defensive tech.
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by pinum 9y ago
A sibling comment pointed out that they did their own fundraising, but this is still a good point. The limit could be set to the highest defined stretch goal + n% to compensate for non-payers.
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by pinum 9y ago
Nice! But if you're keeping the original PC controls, why swap alt/space? It's severely messing with my muscle memory. Edit: Also a wolf followed me underwater and ran around normally. And I seem to have unlimited underwater
98.
by pinum 9y ago
If we imagine for a moment that it were 24 or 30fps continuous- could that output be used for video as an alternative to the designated video modes? What would make the results different?
99.
by pinum 10y ago
SceneKit apparently works if you enable the Intel iGPU. The issue is related to driver signing; it happens on real Mac hardware too and Nvidia has acknowledged the issue.
100.
by pinum 10y ago
I only use my amex for online purchases, for exactly this reason. Every in-person transaction goes on a visa.
101.
by pinum 10y ago
This. I knew about the Centurion, but I considered their normal cards to be on the same standing as any other. I have their free Everyday card, because they're pretty much the only issues in the UK who still offer cashback.
102.
by pinum 10y ago
I don't mean to be insensitive to reenw/others, but this thread has thoroughly validated my decision to stick with glasses.
103.
by pinum 10y ago
18 months later, though, it is completely plausible that he really has forgot. I don't think I would remember a complex password that I haven't used for 18 months. Hell, I sometimes have to reset simple passwords that I created la
104.
by pinum 10y ago
This makes some sense, but it occurs to me that a blind person has no way to distinguish between an image that has no alt tag because it would be meaningless, and an important image that the author simply didn't think to write an alt t
105.
by pinum 10y ago
Why the aversion to first person? I feel that something like Deus Ex would be a lot less immersive in third person.
106.
by pinum 10y ago
That doesn't sound like conscription, then. If they didn't have enough people saying yes, do they start drawing from the "no" pile?
107.
by pinum 10y ago
This is interesting. How long does GCC take? Have you tried TCC?
108.
by pinum 10y ago
>I wonder if I can trust this site to deliver a safe .exe Your first point is only applicable if you are downloading unknown, untrustworthy software from tophotfreeawesomedownloadsnow.com. >and which of the four 'download' b
109.
by pinum 10y ago
Do you trust everyone who contributes to, reviews, and maintains the package management infrastructure you use? Do you ever find the feeling of control challenged when you want to upgrade an application you use without upgrading the entire
110.
by pinum 10y ago
I would be fine with not getting new OS features. The problem is that the repo system ties application software versions to OS versions. I want to install SomeApp. My options are: * `apt-get install someapp` and get v0.6.0.1abzrhotfix2 from
111.
by pinum 10y ago
I will say that it looks a bit awkward if your country would normally be prefaced with "The". >Try unique sweets even if you are in United Kingdom I also don't like the golden text-shadow, but that's just personal tas
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by pinum 10y ago
First, I agree with your assessment of the risks and I do intend to consider surgery if my myopia worsens enough to justify it. However, I don't think it works to compare the odds here. People accept the dangers of traveling by road ve
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by pinum 10y ago
The MPs themselves are exempted from the IP bill. (Although it's safe to assume GCHQ is still collecting everything on them.)
114.
by pinum 10y ago
The flower example is much less interesting than an image with a human face, i.e Lenna. It's a minor matter, but it's a shame you felt the need to remove the image when it's so useful and relevant.
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by pinum 10y ago
OSX has plenty of weirdness, but in my experience it's still more usable by far than Windows and a million miles away from any desktop Linux distro. I use it because it's the best available, not because it's perfect in every
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by pinum 10y ago
FakeSMC, the only driver you truly need, is short and easy to build yourself after a look over. If you're determined to avoid other third party drivers, you can be sure to use only natively supported networking and sound devices. That
117.
by pinum 10y ago
Having an integrated monitor raised your productivity more than a regular monitor of the same size would have?
118.
by pinum 10y ago
I'd personally just keep using Moment. The pain of working with JS Date objects isn't worth saving a few tens of KiB/a few ms of parsing time.
119.
by pinum 10y ago
It asked for my password but not my 2FA. Strange. (I also had no results, though, because I've turned everything off.)
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by pinum 10y ago
>call its only function brexit() (and don´t think about the consequences too much) Ahaha.

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