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by stusmall 14y ago
That core is considerably faster but I don't know about its graphics if it has any.
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by stusmall 14y ago
In the field manual they say "Finally, the very practice of simple sabotage by natives in enemy or occupied territory may make these individuals identify themselves actively with the United Nations war effort..." I thought this was publish
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by stusmall 14y ago
In this article it shows a few ways to check. Apparently they did a poor job of covering their tracks and ps will show you a kernel thread of get_http_inj_fr http://blog.crowdstrike.com/2012/11/http-iframe-injecting-li...
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by stusmall 14y ago
Oh very cool! Thank you for pointing that out.
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by stusmall 14y ago
What do they need to do special for retina displays?
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by stusmall 14y ago
I was using click-to-play whitelisting for all plugins for a bit and it didn't work really well for me. There are some services that use hidden flash movies, like how grooveshark plays audio. There is no where to click to allow it so you
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by stusmall 14y ago
Alternately you can run -j without an argument and it won't set a limit on the number of jobs it kicks off.
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by stusmall 14y ago
I've run servers off residential IPs before. I use to maintain a community box for me and a bunch of friends when I lived with my parents. It wasn't fast but it met our needs. The only problems I ever ran into with the ISP was when I tri
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by stusmall 14y ago
I never really got the reason why the switched back to PostgreSQL. It kind of read like "I was told to do this and it ended up being way less painful than I thought it would be". In the end it doesn't sound like they really gained that mu
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by stusmall 14y ago
I just wanted to be another person to chime and say I enjoy gnome3. Sometimes a good product is best when you build it for yourself instead of trying to please others. Thanks!
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by stusmall 14y ago
Not all of them were just in wireshark. Sometimes the root of the issue was in libpcap which is common code between wireshark and tcpdump.
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by stusmall 14y ago
The install base of silverlight is pretty low, but way higher than I expected. Its hard to get hard reliable numbers but I've seen from 50% all the way up to 70% or so. Its much higher than I expected, but not high enough to count on. I
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by stusmall 14y ago
I really love this quote on the idea: "Our aim is not to overthrow the state, but to ignore it. Anyone who wants to continue to support the state and obey its laws is free to do so, so long as they leave us alone. Our goal is to build the k
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by stusmall 14y ago
I remember my AP Biology 2 class in high school. It still stands as one of the hardest classes I've taken which is saying something because in university I went out of my way to take the hardest classes available. Our teacher was proud of
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by stusmall 14y ago
I'm looking at the X1 line up. Why is there a i5 model that is more expensive than the i7 model? Only other difference I see between them is RAM. I'm looking at it here: http://shop.lenovo.com/SEUILibrary/controller/e/web/LenovoPo...
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by stusmall 14y ago
Keep your eye for TI tech days. They have them in most major cities. Its a series of classes layered with tons of TI advertising. I usually walk out of them learning something. The reason I bring them up is they usually give out 95% off
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by stusmall 14y ago
Men only
648.
by stusmall 14y ago
Even just supporting 1 version of Ubuntu, you will have to support a wide range of kernels and configurations. I'd say that using a custom kernel isn't too far out of the norm.
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by stusmall 14y ago
I usually have an internal TFTP server set up and laying around somewhere. A lot of embedded devices provide simple support for updating their firmware over TFTP.
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by stusmall 14y ago
Also, I don't see how those changes in the software level has anything to do with the ISA its targeting. Same thing with the upgradable components. Just because you are using an ARM core doesn't mean you can't support SATA and DDR3 buses.
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by stusmall 14y ago
It wasn't too long ago that Sun SPARC systems were a thing. Still I agree, it isn't that often someone can scale vertically like this. Hopefully they do something interesting with it. I'd love to see them use what they learn in the mobile
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by stusmall 14y ago
How so? Looks like an opportunity to have some common code between the two platforms to me. Write your view layers twice. If you have a large amount of business logic write it once in Java and then part of the build or checkout process fo
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by stusmall 14y ago
I always thought that mushrooms were a good source of vitamin D, ends up it a slightly different form and isn't a suitable source. Thanks for the heads up!
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by stusmall 14y ago
I know there is a separate culinary definition of what a fruit is that I don't really understand. Like under some definitions a tomato is a vegetable. Maybe he is working off that but botanically a pepper is a fruit. His point would proba
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by stusmall 14y ago
Aren't peppers still fruits?
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by stusmall 14y ago
And massive heat dissipation. Imho that's the real killer. Its going to be a while before we start seeing passively cooled SoCs with Crysis level graphics. Some day, yes. Next year? No way. I can't even imagine how ridiculous a phone wit
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by stusmall 14y ago
What I am confused on, and maybe there is something missing from the story, but it sounds like the office stumbled upon those text messages in his normal activities. I don't know much about the law but I assumed what he did was okay. Was h
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by stusmall 14y ago
On AT&T dial *639# to get a text message with your upgrade status.
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by stusmall 14y ago
Which the SoC in the pi isn't perfect on either. IIRC They redacted everything about the graphics from the datasheet.
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by stusmall 14y ago
So think of how conservative it is. Someone older, and more conservative could pull of a double breasted suit jacket where someone younger would look like they are wearing a costume. Where something like a single button jacket would is a

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