solox3

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by solox3 14y ago
If this is a satirical remark about the US, I acknowledge your wit.
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by solox3 14y ago
This one seems more authoritative: http://i.imgur.com/xDLKS.gif
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by solox3 14y ago
Is default support for dynamic graphics switching (~bumblebee) meant to be implemented as part of the kernel or the graphics driver?
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by solox3 14y ago
It felt a bit like Prism ( https://mozillalabs.com/en-US/prism ). Unlike them, who are just slapping a browser inside a chromeless window, you are actually building it from the ground up?
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by solox3 14y ago
Some parts of this story are contradictory. The story suggests that the algae emits photons, while the video narrator said the lamp is lighted - the algae simply grows using "a lighted aquarium" along with outside CO2, letting a fraction of
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by solox3 14y ago
And because they are competing standards, they also reduce in numbers over time.
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by solox3 14y ago
I know what you mean, and I understand your concern, but as an API, the API provider is meant to handle these [D]DOS attacks / miscounting (e.g. Google Analytics hardly ever miscounts). Alternatively, if you understand the consequences of u
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by solox3 14y ago
If the purpose of texting "where are you?" is null: This is an excellent way to find out the location of your friend(s) without them giving much effort. If the purpose of texting "where are you?" is to meet up: Sure, bearing in mind that yo
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by solox3 14y ago
While it might be the case that they have a vulnerability somewhere, in that [the email address of every user is easily mined from the site], there are few reasons to [write code that will allow anyone to harvest the email addresses]. Yes,
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by solox3 15y ago
If one were truly amazed by science, nothing would be in ones way to becoming a scientist; the knowledge is all there, the tools are all there (reactants, catalysts and conditions for illegal materials notwithstanding), and if you are indee
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by solox3 15y ago
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