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by shdon 13y ago
The offending tweets have been removed, but my phone still had them: https://www.dropbox.com/s/4gzug5lu7gzgvcf/Hacked%20MSFTNews%...
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by shdon 13y ago
With the given set, /M | [TN]|B/ is suboptimal, but could be / [TMN]|B/ But that (and the article) leaves out the subtitle for Star Trek 1: "The Motion Picture". For that, Randall's original
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by shdon 13y ago
Anchors (208): k$ Ranges (202): ^[a-f]+$ Backrefs (199): (\w{3}).*\1
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by shdon 13y ago
Indent your regexes by two spaces and precede them with a blank line, that will preserve asterisks ;)
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by shdon 13y ago
Excluding doubled consonants that have the same vowel on both sides of the pair: ^((?!([aeiou])([^aeiou])\3\2).)*$ The following also works for the testcases and is shorter: ^((?!(.)(.)\3\2).)*$
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by shdon 13y ago
The actual IE for Mac has died long ago and was barely related to IE for Windows anyway. If you mean current versions, try something like Saucelabs interactive sessions. They offer many different OS/browser combinations in VMs and even
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by shdon 13y ago
Bugs? There are no bugs. Just undocumented features. And solutions for things that I wasn't actually trying to solve.
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by shdon 13y ago
Not just his mother. It was his father who instilled in Bill the need to do something good for the world. Bill Gates Sr. was also in charge of the charitable giving when Bill Gates Jr. (fun little piece of trivia: nicknamed "Trey&quot
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by shdon 13y ago
I'll grant you that, but why would such a robot need to actually look human? Legs can be useful in a few corner cases, but 3 or 4 of them would be more stable, or maybe just a compact set of wheels. Why does a robot need a face, or an
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by shdon 13y ago
Link to the actual company that built it: http://www.crealev.com/hoverboard-2/
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Back to the Future Hoverboard prototype(youtube.com)
1 points by shdon 13y ago|1 comments
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by shdon 13y ago
Almost Human has been on my list of things to watch, I suppose I should move it up a notch. The industrial market will undoubtedly be served first by this (and Google's probably carefully avoiding any hint of what I suggested -- heck,
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by shdon 13y ago
I wonder how long it will be before the sex industry catches on. Surely realistic and anatomically correct androids are preferable to blow-up dolls are what have you... even Star Trek mentioned the issue. It might seem flippant, but I genui
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by shdon 13y ago
Cute. Use normal quotes ;) HTML colour parsing for invalidly specified colours is odd to say the least.
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by shdon 13y ago
It might also have something to do with their focus on hardware acceleration. Switching to D3D using bilinear scaling. Possibly also switching their software fallback implementation to match.
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by shdon 13y ago
The goverment is very, very good at bad PR. I don't think any institution in the world is as good at making people (who didn't previously care) hate them as the US govt is. Self-fulfilling prophecies, in a way. They think everbody
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by shdon 13y ago
In general, I've found that users really are idiots when it comes to typing that in. One of the things my company does is organise events, sometimes free, sometimes paid for. Hundreds of people sign up. In order to be allowed entry, th
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by shdon 13y ago
Your title makes no sense. According to such agencies, there are no "innocent" people. From their perspective, there is only definite threats and potential threats. And yes, the vast majority is doubtless completely useless. They&
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by shdon 13y ago
So... they're actually not writing drivers for the hardware, but for the interface provided by your blob. I'm not sure I agree with the original statement, but I don't think your argument holds entirely.
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by shdon 13y ago
WebGL was already enabled. I doubt the Cg compiler would have thrown an error if it weren't, anyway!
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by shdon 13y ago
Chrome is at the latest version. Even adding the "--ignore-gpu-blacklist" flag doesn't make it work. It does output some debugging info: "(0) : fatal error C9999: marking a sampler that is not a scalar Cg compiler termin
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by shdon 13y ago
Works nicely on Windows and on Firefox 23/Mac OS X. Other browsers (Chrome, Safari and Opera) on OS X show nothing at all for me. OS X 10.6.8 on a 3.06GHz Intel Core 2 Duo iMac.
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by shdon 13y ago
She deserves to have some sense sued into her. It is frightening how such thoroughly ignorant people seem utterly powercrazed, trying to control that which they don't understand, effectively becoming for more evil than the thing they w
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by shdon 13y ago
I wager his cache has been cleared somewhere in the past 5 years.
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by shdon 13y ago
That's also listed in the comments for the bug, as well as some (contrived) examples as to when it wouldn't work. Surprising it hasn't been fixed, considering how simple the true fix is.
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by shdon 13y ago
Yes, pretty much.
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Miep - an SGI Indy emulator(vanheusden.com)
3 points by shdon 13y ago|0 comments
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Windows Aero in CSS3(shdon.com)
2 points by shdon 13y ago|0 comments
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Why your click events don't work on Mobile Safari(shdon.com)
1 points by shdon 13y ago|0 comments
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by shdon 13y ago
The current release versions of Chrome (27) and Firefox (21). Both auto-updated. Since the flicker is the same in different browsers, it may be more of an OS or graphics driver thing.

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