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stryk
9y ago
Umm, yea, yea they did. All the time. It was extremely common during those days for an adult at a public gathering or social function to excuse themselves while saying "I've got to go call and check on the kids" -- it was exp
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> For years, Painter was responsible for America's cyber policy. He resigned last August. 'We'd never expected that the Russians would do this, attacking our vital infrastructure and undermining our democracy.' Horse.
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9y ago
Not to mention that right now, and for the relatively foreseeable future, the $700 MSRP space is actually the $1400 space. Barring some major development shift in crypto currencies or them seriously ramping up manufacturing in a hurry, I do
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That's not really fair. There are a lot of folks who are bound to the MS Office suite not by choice, but because that's what the corporate system of their employer uses.
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I'd take that bet in a hot second (not that we could ever get verifiable numbers to prove it). There's just no way sorry
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Ah. You have a point. I guess it would depend on intent, and at what point they saw the writing on the wall.
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> There are quite a few people actively building new mud engines in modern languages in 2018. Sometimes the Internet is a wonderful place! Not always, but there's still a lot of good stuff around.
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So they (Be, inc) passed the buck onto the general public, and let them shoulder the immense financial burden of their failures? That's pretty evil, extremely devious, a whole lot cowardly, and an astonishingly good move business-wise.
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It sure does! Does anyone remember MUDs? Some of those boggled the mind with how creative some folks can be with text and symbols. Good times, great memories from back before being a nerd was en vogue.
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Sorry for the delay in replying. I bought mine from the Official SJCAM Store on aliexpress. It was a little cheaper on ebay at the time, but I just didn't want to risk it because shipping from China can take a while some times.
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FWIW, I can heartily recommend SJCAM -- their build quality is great for a Chinese knock-off and the resulting image/video quality is really really good for the price of the hardware. However, be careful when on eBay/aliExpress I&
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9y ago
Thanks for the link. I'm curious how it compares to https://www.binisoft.org/wfc.php although this looks to be free I don't think it's open source. Not having much luck finding license info for it.
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9y ago
I'm not personally a mac user, but I'm still very glad to see projects like this being developed as open source. Very cool I hope this goes on to be a really solid piece of software. Does anybody have any recommendations for good
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The whole cat and mouse game thing... for some strange reason that sounds fun to me. Probably because I don't know the details and the workload involved in actually doing it (and it's not my money or inventory at stake). It seems
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which gpus are easier to work with in this scenario, amd or nvidia?
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I still don't see why all the scientific paper publishing stuff is allowed to work in the way that it does. I mean, don't a large % of the people doing that research use funding from government grants? If public money was used to
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That nixie tube driver board is incredibly sexy. I wonder what those black ... block(?)-type chips are? The caption mentions they're 6-pin, but I can't make out any markings on them.
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I wasn't implying ADHD wasn't real. It very much is real, but unfortunately it seems to have become a sort of "catch-all" diagnosis. It's now more of a common label than it is a medical diagnosis. Isn't it equa
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Adderall is amphetamine salts. It's f*king SPEED. Laboratory-grade SPEED. (yea, yea methamphetmine is delivered in higher concentrations when being abused, but I don't care Adderall is still goddamn SPEED -- and people give this s
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Absolutely great point.
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I too grew up during the dawn of the Internet and "information age" in general. It was a wonderful time to be living, and an even better time to be a teenager -- we had such a leg up on the previous generation because we KNEW the
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And they weren't necessarily wrong IMHO, with the exception of maybe the original landline telephone (I would give this an asterisk though, and confine it to the first ~20 years of landline telephony; ie, farmers running homebrew line
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MediaMonkey has a similar function for audio playlists. I have no idea how well this translates to mobile (or even if you CAN transfer it to mobile) -- but I know it works on PC for my MP3 library (which is stupidly huge)
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At times I feel a lot like Prince Valium when reading about all the crypto-currency hubbub.
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I have no idea if 'Turk Trust' is even a real CA or if you made up the name in jest. I'm honestly scared to Google it and find out, in slight fear of finding out that is an actual CA. (Not to get too political here, but giv
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9y ago
Now I'm no crypto-currency expert, but from the outside looking in it seems like: In theory Bitcoin is worth $10k each or whatever it is now, but in actuality it's only worth whatever arbitrary limits the various 'exchang
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9y ago
I can't speak on Breitbart, but as far as Infowars goes -- he makes a killing on those supplements he schleps out, and apparently there are a _lot_ of people who buy them[0]. Sure he acts like a wackjob conspiracy theory nut -- but my
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9y ago
It's worth mentioning that a reviewer on YouTube recently posted a scathing review of their product[1]. It's a long video so TL;DR: product is junk and they knew it plus they tried to pay him off with a paltry $500. No idea how mu
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9y ago
There's rsync.net which very explicitly supports rsync/zfs over SSH
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Oh, wow! I used this website as a reference fairly heavily when getting started with RPis, and still use it quite often (the WiringPi diagram in particular came in handy many, many times as there a whole lot of pins to it)
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