saltminer

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   by saltminer 7y ago

   > They are not 70s products but they look like 70s products I'm not sure how you could have a TUI that didn't look old. For serious applications, you have to build TUIs assuming the worst - that the user has no colors or specia
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   by saltminer 7y ago

   "Blockchain" is also a really vague term. Depending on your definition, git may well be using blockchain technology, and submitting patches for it could count as working on blockchain stuff. >Notice how this list omits "Bu
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   by saltminer 7y ago

   Apple IDs cannot guarantee a real or unique user - users can have multiple accounts (some users will create a second account by mistake, others have a separate work account, etc), users can share accounts (especially ones tied to generic em
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   by saltminer 7y ago

   >We don't need these devices, and even non engineers aren't exactly clamoring for them. Even "smart" thermostats can be really crap. My mother got one and it couldn't connect to her wifi network because it doesn&
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   by saltminer 7y ago

   I'm referring to virtual 8086 mode enhancements. They're broken on Ryzen 1- and 2-series chips, AMD responded to my bug report saying they had no intention of fixing them in microcode updates. You wouldn't notice this unless
6. 336.▲
   by saltminer 7y ago

   There's a mixed-content warning because the original site doesn't have a valid HTTPS cert but yours forces HTTPS, you might want to fix that.
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   by saltminer 7y ago

   The worst I've seen is where the main content is served (if you curl the website, you can see the text content is there), but it's hidden by a full-page loading animation which is removed by JS.
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   by saltminer 7y ago

   Did AMD talk about VME instructions? I'd love to be able to run a Win 9x VM again.
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   by saltminer 7y ago

   > Even games don't benefit from higher core count as much as you would expect. And some games (like some Source-engine titles) crash if you have a high core count. I certainly benefit from the higher core count because I usually hav
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    by saltminer 7y ago

    I'd agree if they were forced to use vi, but it seems like vi is just an option. >I open gedit for them to use, with the offer that they can use any other Unix editor they like. I wonder if he required using vi when that Windows pro
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    by saltminer 7y ago

    That's assuming the police actually intend to arrest you. When questioned by police, you cannot talk yourself out of an arrest. If they already have evidence, they just want a confession to give the prosecutor a slam dunk case, but if
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    by saltminer 7y ago

    > PHP is only still relevant because of WordPress There's also Drupal, which is very common in higher ed.
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    by saltminer 7y ago

    Is the keyboard attachable or is it permanently separated from the device?
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    by saltminer 7y ago

    > the opportunity to tap water/sewer lines Does this involve breaking pipes? How exactly is it beneficial?
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    by saltminer 7y ago

    I find it interesting how if I Google my name, the results are Facebook (search results for <my name>), Facebook (profile of someone else with my name), my LinkedIn, my website, and then a bunch of shady background check and voter inf
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    by saltminer 7y ago

    > As a global company, not every market has strong renter's protections and it makes me wonder how they'll protect their assets when people realize that they could get more from them. I was under the impression that residential
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    by saltminer 8y ago

    Gitlab CI also updates the favicon