shitlord

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by shitlord 13y ago
I can't believe nobody took vag.io. Then again, there's not much you can do with it due to the ridiculous rules on .IO domains.
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by shitlord 13y ago
The only actual difference being that cryptography never killed anyone...
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by shitlord 13y ago
> Going to get some popcorn and watch y'all fight each other over who gets to have the most toys to accidentally kill their friends and family with. Yup, that's what these threads inevitably turn into. For some not-so-odd reason, they a
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by shitlord 13y ago
What's wrong with "256bit AES"? I'm not well-versed in this stuff.
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by shitlord 13y ago
This isn't surprising in the least. Anti-cheat clients are the worst, ever scummier than anti-virus clients. If anyone here has ever played a game that used Inca GameGuard, you know what I'm talking about. If you open a page in your web bro
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by shitlord 14y ago
In reality, that would end up being a disaster. What if a friend or family member turned on your computer to check their email or print their airplane flight pass? They'd give up after seeing the password prompt, and if they don't tell you
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by shitlord 14y ago
It's about time! Swype is about the only thing I missed from my old Samsung phone when I switched to the Nexus 4 (I was too lazy to go find the beta). The AOSP gesture keyboard is okay, but Swype is much faster imo.
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by shitlord 14y ago
This is all relatively minor, presentation-related stuff: - Parts of your website are unreadable when I tile my browser (Firefox) so it takes up 1/3 of the horizontal screen space and 100% of the vertical screen space. The "Open Source Free
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by shitlord 14y ago
Sorry for the late response; I don't usually check threads. According to someone I asked on IRC, House of Cards apparently airs somewhere offshore (I think it was Germany), but that is where the non-webrip episodes are coming from. It also
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by shitlord 14y ago
I can't believe that DRM is even on the table. It's ONLY purpose is to prevent third parties from accessing content, which is pretty much the antithesis of the web and open standards. For me, what it all comes down to is this: HTML5 is supp
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by shitlord 14y ago
Unfortunately, most of the default/large subs are full of jokes/one-liners/"viral marketing" (aka spam).
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by shitlord 14y ago
Yeah, I'd agree. The original, full-color logo gave the site a personalized touch.
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by shitlord 14y ago
I don't know what the original quality is, but for TV, there are usually 2 or 3 release formats (excluding webrips): standard quality (about half the height/width of 720p), 720p, and 1080p. The standard quality and 720p are usually posted a
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by shitlord 14y ago
I don't mean to be disparaging, but HTTP status codes have been well-documented. The only issue is that they are used poorly/incorrectly so often. If you can't use HTTP status codes properly, then you simply aren't in a position to subjecti
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by shitlord 14y ago
The problem of bad peers exists with BitTorrent as well, but it's not very effective unless you have a lot of IPs to spare. I found https://ieeexplore.ieee.org/xpls/abs_all.jsp?arnumber=434346... to be an interesting read.
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by shitlord 14y ago
Yeah, same here. I don't get all of the hate for GMOs (not Monsanto et al). They have done a lot of good for the world and nobody is forcing you to consume them or their byproducts. Literally millions of people would have starved to death w
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by shitlord 14y ago
Yeah but I'm a paying customer now.
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by shitlord 14y ago
Not much has changed: there are still a bunch of hurdles holding back the average user. Those issues are still around today, and especially for newer hardware. The biggest problem IMO is the graphics. On my laptop (a Dell XPS I purchased in
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by shitlord 14y ago
Is there a version of the graph for the colorblind? It would be nice to have one with numbers overlayed on the states.
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by shitlord 14y ago
Seems like it doesn't work if you signed up for a paid Prime subscription through Amazon Student. :(
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by shitlord 14y ago
stamping license plates? he's going to prison...
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by shitlord 14y ago
For context, this guy used to be part of the GNAA. They don't care at all about exposing security holes. His goal probably wasn't to cause some sort of security improvement. Yeah, the punishment was harsh, but this guy isn't exactly a folk
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by shitlord 14y ago
Wow, the amount of homophobia on twitter is staggering...
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by shitlord 14y ago
Gigantic security breach in 3.. 2.. 1
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by shitlord 14y ago
REAL bored cats in your area want so desperately to meet YOU!
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by shitlord 14y ago
I doubt it. Most people go to a university to get a piece of piece of paper that says they made it through. For most people, unis are just modern-day trade schools. Unless MOOCs can offer something that people will take seriously (i.e., a d
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by shitlord 14y ago
If all you care about is bittorrent, why not just use private trackers for whatever you need?
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by shitlord 14y ago
Something similar: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/8479058/how-do-i-find-wal... These sorts of image processing questions are incredibly entertaining imo (and I don't mean it in a bad way).
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by shitlord 14y ago
I have a 400 kb/s upload on my home connection. For streaming a bunch of standard quality TV shows/movies, it's fine, but the problems arise if you want to stream HD content or something poorly compressed. I normally download TV-SD releases
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by shitlord 14y ago
Whenever there's an AMA on reddit from someone interesting, the scum floats to the top. Occasionally, you get something interesting but most of the time the AMAs are vapid. When a politician does an AMA, people upvote questions about weed o

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