programmer_dude

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   by programmer_dude 12y ago

   Do the bongs come with some grass?
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   by programmer_dude 12y ago

   >Just that the idea you couldn't get wireless power into the body is wrong. Agreed! But like you said this might make this thing a little less unwieldy.
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   by programmer_dude 12y ago

   >Sorry for the ramble. No ramble at all I found it useful, thanks for sharing it!
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   by programmer_dude 12y ago

   Summary:- Far-field electromagnetic waves are reflected/absorbed by the body therefore are not useful for energy transfer. Near-field waves do not reach far enough to be useful (1/r^3 law). The discovery: Mid-field waves, waves wh
5. 455.▲
   by programmer_dude 12y ago

   I think the tech is already here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robotic_surgery . Though I am not sure if it going to be cost effective.
6. 456.▲
   by programmer_dude 12y ago

   Yay for science! Though I am not quite sure why the virus only attacks cancerous cells. Has it been modified to identify cancer cells?
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   by programmer_dude 12y ago

   Its out of stock already!
8. 458.▲
   by programmer_dude 12y ago

   Like what?
9. 459.▲
   by programmer_dude 12y ago

   >Unix is a text and file based OS; you can script any server configuration with tools like awk. Windows apps doesn't have such a concept. Why is this a problem? Why would I want to use awk when I can use the powershell object pipeli
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    by programmer_dude 13y ago

    Please see my response to tdsamardzhiev. I have replied to some of your points there. I agree this borders on bad behaviour since the author knows the kernel does not have rate limiting in place. Ideally he should have put in a feature requ
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    by programmer_dude 13y ago

    I think it is. It is the kernel's job to protect itself from user-space mischief. It always has been. For example why are processes isolated from each other? Why does it guard against invalid memory/resource accesses etc? The kern
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    by programmer_dude 13y ago

    I think as always the kernel should be made robust enough (in this case through rate limiting) to handle such abuse. In a way this Sievers guy is right but he could have been more polite in asking the kernel devs for this feature. And he ne
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    by programmer_dude 13y ago

    I welcome your comments on the tool as well as the python code. It will help me improve both the tool as well as my programming skills in python. Please note I have tested this only on xfce4 on ubuntu. However I think it will work on other
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    [Linux] Tile windows conveniently without using a tiling window manager(github.com)

    1 points by programmer_dude 13y ago|1 comments