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by ryacko 8y ago
Create new window > bookmark all tabs > close window
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by ryacko 8y ago
Google already parses purchasing information from emails. Alphabet Taxes doesn’t sound too bad.
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by ryacko 8y ago
JIT engines operate on a time-memory tradeoff.
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by ryacko 8y ago
I wonder if rss will allow for custom homepages... ever. https://www.reddit.com/wiki/rss
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by ryacko 8y ago
It depends on the complexity of the sensitive variables. This looks like a purely academic exercise.
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by ryacko 8y ago
Modern chips have over a hundred registers per logical core, but either 16 or 32 you can explicitly access.
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by ryacko 8y ago
Someone, with the time to be project maintainer, fork it and license it under the Crockford license. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Douglas_Crockford#%22Good,_n...
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by ryacko 8y ago
Software rendering will only be slow until everyone has manycore processors with SIMD. The die area of threadripper isn’t far from a GPU’s die area.
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by ryacko 8y ago
People are told to do less with more, and machines are purchased to handle future growth. Some things never change.
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by ryacko 8y ago
Shareholder activism. www.guardian.co.uk/commentisfree/cifamerica/2012/mar/01/shareholder-crusade-prison-rape https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1070985/000089968112...
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by ryacko 8y ago
I miss software rendering, games with that as an option are the only old games that still run on modern PCs.
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by ryacko 8y ago
x86 used to support coprocessors and has the lock instruction for it. They should have added the security module as a PCI card.
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by ryacko 8y ago
I have read enough spy novels to become convinced that both sides just send each other lies and siphon off their budgets for personal luxuries.
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by ryacko 8y ago
The L3 cache is large enough to run an 80s operating system, there is no reason why BSODs to be so minimalistic, information about the possible why it failed could be done. Lists of recently switched processes, or the general category of er
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by ryacko 8y ago
What grey area? It was bad enough they decided to send him home.
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by ryacko 8y ago
Vivaldi is BSD with GPL Chromium code.
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by ryacko 8y ago
Recently tried learning how to get WebKit to render pages as mobile. I’d say there is a conspiracy to induce product obscelence, but maybe it is just web developers with the latest computers being told to add as much features on a single pa
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by ryacko 8y ago
Even after the security updates stop, the phone is fairly hardened. I’ll probably keep the phone and disable JavaScript on Safari.
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by ryacko 8y ago
I just wish they would sell an iPod touch with cellular.
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by ryacko 8y ago
A fair amount of waste comes from idling in port. There are still issues with loading and unloading containers if you cover the ship with panels.
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by ryacko 8y ago
I just wish there was a portable all-in-one PC with modular components (since vertical parts don’t need as much testing as horizontal). But surplus laptops are in such quantity that I’d be fine replacing my tablet with a laptop.
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by ryacko 8y ago
These faster release cycles haven’t been around since sandboxing was implemented but it feels strange when browsers are allowing known security holes to be around. It doesn’t seem like they are trying to patch many other bugs.
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by ryacko 8y ago
This actually would be the first step towards criminal libel. As traditionally malicious cartoons would be a civil matter. This is just an animated misrepresentation.
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by ryacko 8y ago
I use Sandboxie with a browser instance without cookies or cache. It automatically deletes files after closure. Only the browser is allowed internet access.
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by ryacko 8y ago
I never understood why NanoBSD didn't take off after the Software Freedom Conservancy lawsuits.
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by ryacko 8y ago
Single aircraft plus development costs.
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by ryacko 8y ago
What are you, a crazy millenarian? Wouldn't God want Christendom to repent?
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by ryacko 8y ago
That makes Li-ion pretty bad for motor vehicle use now, doesn’t it?
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by ryacko 8y ago
But pull down menus were influenced by pre-mouse interfaces. Many pull down menus still allow for keyboard based navigation through arrow keys and keyboard letters.
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by ryacko 8y ago
People learn about new things through two ways: through algorithmic recommendations, and through social media / real life social networks. From what I can tell from recaptcha requests, Google still hasn’t figured out how to teach somet

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