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by sdfjkl 10y ago
Amazon referrals. I made £40 or so.
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by sdfjkl 10y ago
Stellarator is a beautiful word. I think it's my word of the year. stellarator |ˈstɛləreɪtə| noun - Physics a toroidal apparatus for producing controlled fusion reactions in hot plasma, where all the controlling magnetic fi
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by sdfjkl 10y ago
Sounds (no pun intended) like APD: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Auditory_processing_disorder
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by sdfjkl 10y ago
Those daylight backlight upgrade kits are nice. We boat nerds always lust after stuff like that, because we like to take computers out in the sun (and rain and airborne saltwater) and this is one of the key parts for doing that.
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by sdfjkl 10y ago
What makes you think Germany is a better exit point for your traffic? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gesetz_zur_Beschr%C3%A4nkung_d... Much more comprehensive German version: https://de.wikipedia.org/wik
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by sdfjkl 10y ago
Does the power requirement change between USB 2.0 and USB 3? If not, I don't see why more power would change anything. I also don't think a power problem on an attached USB device should give my computer a kernel panic.
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by sdfjkl 10y ago
I have some short USB 2.0 extension cables that I use to plug between the Macbook and USB 3 devices - to reduce them to USB 2.0. Because if I for example try to copy more than a few MB to a USB 3 external HD, the Mac freezes. Every single t
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by sdfjkl 10y ago
I always wonder about that when people talk about these things. I think the reason is that Keychain Access isn't well advertised and a bit obscure, so most people are simply not aware that there is already a thing that does that on eve
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by sdfjkl 10y ago
Yes please. In fact, let it be a preference if I even wish to buffer that stuff, rather than just not autoplay it. Because, being mostly on low-bandwidth, metered or very crappy connections, I almost certainly do not want several dozen MB o
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by sdfjkl 10y ago
I used this a lot while consulting (as System Architect). I usually instantly knew if something was a good or bad idea of going about things (or a technology to use), but would then often have to go off and do some intense research to provi
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by sdfjkl 10y ago
I certainly didn't want this, but it seems we've had it for some time now. And I see no reason to celebrate winning back a small, limited exception from an unjust law that should never have existed.
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by sdfjkl 10y ago
ObQuote: "If a law is unjust, a man is not only right to disobey it, he is obligated to do so." -- Thomas Jefferson
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by sdfjkl 10y ago
Huh. He's not joking: https://www.cnet.com/news/pornhub-offers-to-buy-vine-6-secon...
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by sdfjkl 10y ago
Sometimes the amount of time and effort we waste on enforcing outdated morals on other people astonishes me. Still, we get abstract genitals as a side effect.
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by sdfjkl 10y ago
Sounded good, so I typed in an email address on their registration form. Then: > Create an Account Password (You will use this to log in to the browser to activate it) Uhm, no.
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Template:Notabot(en.wikipedia.org)
2 points by sdfjkl 10y ago|0 comments
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by sdfjkl 10y ago
Meh. A bunch of silly gimmicks. Meanwhile, drag & drop still randomly breaks in Finder, using certain USB 3.0 devices on my mid 2012 MBP causes reproducible kernel panics and Mail.app occasionally crashes while downloading emails. Maybe
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by sdfjkl 10y ago
I think it's a bit too late for that.
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by sdfjkl 10y ago
Telling "non tech saavy guys" to pipe URLs into their shell (or hosts file in this instance) is a pretty bad idea. You're training them to engage in risky behaviour and be even more gullible.
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by sdfjkl 10y ago
This is because the Firefox preference is useless - it only disables the clipboard events, but not the clipboard access from any other event. So the demo simply hooks the keydown event instead. Have a look at the source, it's really
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by sdfjkl 10y ago
This door: http://lslwiki.net/lslwiki/wakka.php?wakka=LibraryDoor (apparently I first published it there in 2004). No, not a BBS door, but an actual door, written in Second Life's LSL (Linden Scripting Language).
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by sdfjkl 10y ago
Firefox' Reader mode seems to bypass this nonsense in one click.
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by sdfjkl 10y ago
Sadly no.
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by sdfjkl 10y ago
I amuse myself with the thought of this contraption being fitted inside the Predators face mask. I'm easily amused.
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by sdfjkl 10y ago
Ð/đ may also be Croatian, where it sounds like a "dj". Technically it could also be Serbian (which is pretty much the same spoken language, called Serbo-Croatian), but Serbian is usually written using the Cyryllic alphabet wh
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by sdfjkl 10y ago
Microsoft Automator?
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by sdfjkl 11y ago
Now here's something your selfie stick can't do: > The view does not include the rover's arm. Wrist motions and turret rotations on the arm allowed MAHLI to acquire the mosaic's component images. The arm was positione
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by sdfjkl 11y ago
Same as for the last decade or so: Complete, there are some clients/plugins, nobody uses it.
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Automatic lamp changer(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by sdfjkl 11y ago|0 comments
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by sdfjkl 12y ago
This README is a bit short on telling what it actually does. Anyone?

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