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by poizan42 8y ago
There are many simple microcontroller architectures with only one register, usually called A (accumulator) or W (work register). You just need to constantly load memory to and from the register, nothing weird in that. Sometimes they will ca
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by poizan42 8y ago
There is no way this is not a derivative work of the engine of Diablo, assets or not it is blatant copyright infringement. That said I don't think Blizzard is going to make any attempts at enforcing it considering similar projects for
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by poizan42 8y ago
"The only personal data we have been able to identify related to you is the ID you just sent us. Have a good day."
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The dangerous MailSend – antivirus heuristics fail(poizan.dk)
2 points by poizan42 8y ago|0 comments
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by poizan42 8y ago
What is there to fix? The colon has a special meaning to the Windows NTFS driver - if you use that in a filename then that file is inaccessible with that driver. If you put a null or forward slash in a filename on an ext2 filesystem then th
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by poizan42 8y ago
Sugru seems to be mostly silicone caulk and talcum powder, so probably not that different. A lot more R&D has probably been put into the optimal mixture ratio and choice of solvents.
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by poizan42 8y ago
Tanenbaum has never taught at the University of Helsinki, so it would have been difficult for Torvalds to have been his student there...
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by poizan42 8y ago
Last time I bought Sugru was back in august last year, some of it is starting to get hard in the package now. Definitely more than a few months. Also if you put it in the refrigerator it lasts much longer.
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by poizan42 8y ago
This begs the question of why the kernel doesn't allocate an alias for backwards compatibility when adding IP adresses through the netlink API.
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RPCS3 – Progress Report: April 2018(rpcs3.net)
1 points by poizan42 8y ago|0 comments
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by poizan42 8y ago
Well, the controls in question here are WPF and WinForms hosts for UWP controls, so if you can host WPF then you can use the UWP host control to host UWP content. Yeah, its a bit roundabouts, but I think it is the only supported way right n
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by poizan42 8y ago
I'm not seeing any interpretation being done here, but judge for yourself. Here is what the GDPR actually says (Art. 37 Designation of the data protection officer): > (1) The controller and the processor shall designate a data prote
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by poizan42 8y ago
There's this: Walkthrough: Hosting WPF Content in Win32[0] That does use C++/CLI though, but I'm sure you can play around with the embedded api if you really want a pure C++ solution. [0] https://docs.microsoft.com
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by poizan42 8y ago
Here you go: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/uwp/xaml-platform/x...
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by poizan42 8y ago
What would the problem be in just showing a button that says "Confirm unsubscribe" that sends a POST request? A lot of sites does something like that for their newsletter unsubscription.
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by poizan42 8y ago
So what you are saying is that symmetric ex post facto is more important than people's freedom?
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by poizan42 8y ago
There's company paid lunch where the leftovers are put into the fridge for people to take it later before throwing it out. A coworker puts their own food into the fridge without putting their name on it. You take your coworkers food th
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by poizan42 8y ago
I was also confused for a moment. The title is an example of a garden path sentence[0]. You get several word into the sentence parsing it one way before you get to a word that doesn't match your initial parsing, so you have to go back
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by poizan42 9y ago
Do not fall into the trap of anthropomorphizing Larry Ellison: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-zRN7XLCRhc#t=38m28s (quote at 38m28s)
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by poizan42 9y ago
Is it Article 13.1.a we are talking about here? It says > the identity and the contact details of the controller and, where applicable, of the controller’s representative; See, the main question here is which identity it is that must be
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by poizan42 9y ago
That would probably cost too much. At least I hope so.
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by poizan42 9y ago
That's because the melody and the lyrics are recognized independently, each of them are still subject to the limits.
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by poizan42 9y ago
> a mythical operator that doesn't actually make much sense. Hmm I'm pretty sure practically every programming languages have it. It usually looks like "!=" or "<>". The even more obscure logical XNOR
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by poizan42 9y ago
Like gcc[0] or Visual C++[1]? [0]: https://virtuallyfun.com/2016/12/09/gcc-windows-nt-dec-alpha... [1]: https://winworldpc.com/product/visual-c/6x
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by poizan42 9y ago
The article yes, not the technical specification chart that is probably what most people see before buying it.
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by poizan42 9y ago
Well if it dropped the frames and it kept getting hammered then multiple repeats would still not have any real chance of getting through (like 5 repeats over 5 seconds would be completely swamped by the literally million of frames it could
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by poizan42 9y ago
Thanks, I suspected something like that existed. Edit: The Wikipedia article says: "By 1999, several vendors supported receiving pause frames, but fewer implemented sending them.[4][5] Pause frames have several disadvantages.". An
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by poizan42 9y ago
Yes clearly, but they should set it as metered in Windows, like here: https://i.imgur.com/Y71LI5F.png
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by poizan42 9y ago
Why don't you set your connection to metered then?
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by poizan42 9y ago
I also noticed that. It's only ~280 megabits so seems a bit dishonest to call it gigabit. I guess what they mean is "gigabit ethernet standard" i.e. 1000BASE-T. Also how does it act once its internal receive buffer is full? I

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