platinumrad

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by platinumrad 9y ago
It's entirely possible that there exists something analogous to the HAP bit[1] or that something like me_cleaner could be developed for the PSP but AMD is not the market leader (and is frankly negligible when it comes to laptops) so mu
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by platinumrad 9y ago
Yeah, I'm somewhat worried about this as well as 1.5 million is not a lot considering that they actually have to ship phones in the end and can't just pour it all into R&D. I'm assuming that they'll be using mostly c
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by platinumrad 9y ago
Apple's weird shortcuts are definitely weird but Karabiner (now Karabiner-Elements) can make things almost bearable[1]. However, I recently sold my Macbook Pro for a Thinkpad and went back to Linux so I'm very glad to not have to
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by platinumrad 9y ago
http://qiita.com/takaeda/items/38ecf7d98d1a3ef99ef0 provides some guidance (in Japanese) and the modification that I've been dearly missing ever since Sierra broke Karabiner, which helps me preserve my linux&
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Karabiner-Elements finally supports application-specific key remapping(github.com)
2 points by platinumrad 9y ago|1 comments
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by platinumrad 9y ago
>"selfish utilitarianism" I get it, you're a Kant stan but come on, that phrase is literally oxymoronic.
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by platinumrad 9y ago
It's a very limited form of amending (they can't touch money bills for example) and the House of Commons can always get its way in the end as amendments can eaisly be rejected by the "lower" house.
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by platinumrad 9y ago
You're choosing to focus on superficial similarities (checkpoints!) and completely ignoring the wildly different contexts that Hong Kong and the West Bank, a place that I was standing in literally one week ago, exist in. -Political rel
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by platinumrad 9y ago
The House of Lords is an absolute mess of an institution but at least they can't actually pass or prevent the passage of legislation. Their powers are limited to amending bills, making recommendations, and delaying legislation.
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by platinumrad 9y ago
>What is the difference between Hong Kong/China relationship and the often criticized West Bank/Israel relationship? ????? Hong Kong is wealthy, developed, and cosmopolitan and the West Bank/Gaza are not?? Israel and Pales
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by platinumrad 9y ago
I don't think very many (or any) people are defending Zillow's attempt to take down the site. Most of the critiques expressed in this thread specifically address the content of the site itself not whether it should stay up. One bi
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by platinumrad 9y ago
Aside from, well, bitmap fonts, fonts aren't stored as bitmaps...
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by platinumrad 10y ago
Having trouble figuring out what "dork", "hipster", and "neckbeard" have in common other than the latter two terms both having become completely meaningless due to abuse and overuse.
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by platinumrad 10y ago
Nope. http://www.itbusiness.ca/news/analyst-firm-isnt-exactly-sure...
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by platinumrad 10y ago
Edge isn't nearly the security nightmare that Internet Explorer was and runs sandboxed in a similar manner as Chrome so you shouldn't underestimate the impressiveness of that first escape either.
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by platinumrad 10y ago
Might have something to do with the murmurs about his political ambitions.
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by platinumrad 10y ago
Yes, they added that eventually, but long after the story had gone viral. Here's an earlier cached version: http://web.archive.org/web/20161231011622/https://www.washin...
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Russia Hysteria Infects WashPost: False Story About Hacking U.S. Electric Grid(theintercept.com)
328 points by platinumrad 10y ago|262 comments
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by platinumrad 10y ago
Plain md5 again. Nice.
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by platinumrad 10y ago
Yes, but they also said: >I want a stripped down OS X, there are so many processes on El Capitain that just take up memory, distract me, and clutter my screen. I want zfs, not apfs. I've lost so much time to wrangling with OS X to g
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by platinumrad 10y ago
>He also has a history of lying, such as when he used fake WHOIS details to run his "Google anonymiser" thing. And of course, when he was shut down by the registrar, as you do when someone has given you false details, what did