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smileybarry
8y ago
He points out that a very large percentage of the crashes were graphics driver related, not dependency issues that would be solved by the Steam runtime.
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smileybarry
8y ago
Or maybe they were just comparing the current subject of cappuccino to the other expected kind of household coffee, rather than every single type of coffee out there.
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smileybarry
8y ago
There's a difference between acknowledging the problem and tackling it, versus cynically shaming the person. ("well if you get your cup in 30 seconds, I guess destroying the planet is fine") That just makes it into a personal
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smileybarry
8y ago
No, SIM locks (specifically the pin code kind) program the SIM card to refuse to initialise unless you enter the correct code. It's the actual card that asks for a code, the phone merely forwards the authentication request to the user.
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smileybarry
8y ago
You wouldn't need to since VSCode is written entirely in JavaScript/TypeScript.
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smileybarry
8y ago
It seems like they knew what they were doing, given that the search results have the author's name attached to them. (As a proper name, rather than cutting "nickjanetakis" out of "ssl.nickjanetakis.com")
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smileybarry
8y ago
The screenshot shows the blog author's name attached to all of the search results as a proper, spaced name. (As opposed to a domain substring) It looks like intended impersonation.
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11y ago
Hey, just a heads up: your site's cert is coming up as invalid on my Nexus 5: http://i.imgur.com/kXNSygM.jpg This is on stock Android 5.1.1, unrooted.