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by psgbg 11y ago
Again? https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=81093 (7 years ago) https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=949228 (5 years ago) https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2639569 (4 years ago) https:&
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by psgbg 12y ago
That's not actually true. A browser is not as secure as it's engine. The thing is really more complex than that. There are configurations concern, certificates, security layer, apps/plugins/add-ons, bugs within the ui la
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by psgbg 12y ago
Can someone explain how this works? As far I understand the glasses contain a filter for each lens. So if a completely colour blind (who can't tell any colour just brightness) will see the filtered image, but that image should be like
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by psgbg 12y ago
The resolution is not a problem for me (but yeah I get it). But the primusrun does seems like a big issue. I have a notebook.A haswell i3-4005u with a intel HD 4400. For most of my requirements is more than enough. But I have a wireless Xbo
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by psgbg 12y ago
Well I own a copy since 4th March, this is not the most recent news to me. It's a very good game, and works pretty well. I have Arch Linux. My biggest complain it's no controller support.
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by psgbg 12y ago
Or perhaps could be read as... The programmers are also an urban tribe. Dress like them.
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by psgbg 12y ago
Sorry Red Hat killed Red Hat for end users (in favor of maintaining Red Hat for enterprise users)... And only in recent years admitted it was an error. So you did chose bad your example. Cent OS was an answer to that, providing a Red Hat bi
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by psgbg 12y ago
After reading what said tree_of_item, I think tree_of_item is right. >I'm toying with the idea right now of registering geteos.com and linking to images of Elementary without an option to pay just as a "Fuck You" to these
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by psgbg 12y ago
Sorry I don't follow you for the first part. >So when Lubuntu, Kubuntu, Xubuntu, Linux Mint, and Ubuntu all exist entirely for free, and this similar product (but more hipster) comes along, why were the "cheaters", expecte
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by psgbg 12y ago
>So they wrote all this code themselves right?No, of course they didn't. The large majority of what they are selling was written by others (kernel, Debian, etc). That's is misleading at most. It's true that they use other
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by psgbg 12y ago
I think that was a poorly transmitted message and an overblown story. Probably it should be read as "taking advantage of the system". Look run an Open Source project is costly, as much as making any other kind of software. Or you
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by psgbg 12y ago
It's up http://sourceforge.net/projects/elementaryos/files/unstable/
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by psgbg 12y ago
Yeah you are right. I was assuming that the chips would block visible light but I forgot about UV.
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by psgbg 12y ago
What about glass, then that should work, right?
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by psgbg 12y ago
Relevant. Red vs Blue "EMP" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SMCsRkH-9AA
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Youtuber reveals why sodium explodes in water(youtube.com)
4 points by psgbg 12y ago|0 comments
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by psgbg 12y ago
Found dead, or found dead by gunshot. Killed by whom? By CFK? You are stating that was her. We don't know yet.
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by psgbg 12y ago
You should watch all his talks in TED http://www.ted.com/talks?q=hans+rosling&sort=newest
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by psgbg 12y ago
I though in that. I love that distribution it's excellent but it has it problems. I wouldn't recommend to "install" it in a hard drive as probably wants OP.
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by psgbg 12y ago
You can download a netiso (net install / minimal iso). That kind of ISOs are between 80-250 MB (or even less) and contains a base system only but you can download the "rest" of the system from internet. https://hel
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by psgbg 12y ago
It's interesting. But unfortunately I don't have experience for that kind of stuff. But I think that some things would be interesting. A version control for PCBs, designs, and that kid of stuff in sync with code. Also list of comp
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by psgbg 12y ago
Probably something like this https://xkcd.com/705/
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by psgbg 12y ago
It's Ok, I'm just bringing that up. Since they themselves developed an DS emulator and never filed a patent claim that's a precedent. Ok the DS and the GameBoy are different but if you add that Emulation is not something new,
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by psgbg 12y ago
There's an interesting argument behind that. Back in the days of the DS, an emulator of the DS was leaked. I don't know much about US legislation, but apparently if you develop an patentable artifact and it's publicly known,
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by psgbg 12y ago
Because Lawyers. They think Nintendo could Bleem all the emulators, so they are preparing the move to fortify their position. Next develop/release a proper emulator then Use the Google and Apple stores to enforce their copyright and pr
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by psgbg 12y ago
Relevant: The Oracle: We can never see past the choices we don't understand.
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by psgbg 12y ago
Well that was interesting. Thanks for sharing. But seriously...
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by psgbg 12y ago
1)I didn't discus with many girls/women why/why not choose a scientific or IT career. In fact I didn't discuss that with many men/boys. I'm studying Computing Engineering and as far I know there are between 2 w
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by psgbg 12y ago
Yeah. I believe in the free speech argument and all, but considering that: 1) in the technology in general but also in astronomy the women are a minority. 2) in almost every field the women are paid less for the same job. 3) He was represen
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by psgbg 12y ago
There will be a video? I would love to see that.

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