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by sundvor 4y ago
@Dang, really strange to see the dead comments (sibling to this, and elsewhere) as they are 100% relevant and straight from the source. If I missed something then apologies.
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by sundvor 4y ago
It feels a bit surreal, small world and all that - so cheers! Many thanks again for your efforts, and pioneering work. Even my (younger) brother remembered Starglider well; he's also gone on to do well for himself with a leading role i
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by sundvor 4y ago
This is awesome on so many levels. The bottom part of the read me says Jez San of Argonaut agreed to MIT the BRender part of it. Argonaut rang a bell, and sure enough - Jez developed Starglider, one of my all time favourite games on the A
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by sundvor 4y ago
That's hard to read for a (once) die hard Pebble fan ... but it is also true.
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by sundvor 4y ago
Heard that's not necessarily enough, "not specifically naming".
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by sundvor 4y ago
Australia: The ~2008 1.8T Polo GTI was quite the little ripper. Three door, manual, you could get an APR ECU tune that unlocked the engine's true potential - identical with and detuned from an Audi A3. So much fun in a small package, I
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by sundvor 4y ago
Absolutely. You can work with what you got, and stop blaming the world for what you weren't given (e.g. a face with no deformities, for me; I'm happy the picture with resume is not a done thing in Australia). Telling people to HTF
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by sundvor 4y ago
Agreed. I'd recommend keeping fitness a top priority especially as one gets older. Not only does everything get easier when not overweight, but the energy boost and appearance improvements certainly helps your confidence and presentati
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by sundvor 5y ago
One of the things I was most impressed by was how he managed to aim for some camera worthy bushes to land in when there were SO many better options for safety. I wasted an inordinate amount of time analysing the whole thing myself, includin
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by sundvor 5y ago
Yep, that's my understanding as well. So, the wise thing to do is likely to shut up - or at least be very, very careful about certain topics. There almost ought to be training in schools on responsible use of the Internet, where topics
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by sundvor 5y ago
What if you book a flight say between Australia and Europe. After swapping planes in Hong Kong, on the way to Germany there's an in flight emergency and the plane lands in Dubai. And you had been previously critical of the regime. Now
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by sundvor 5y ago
Yep! I have an older Steinberg UR22; quality is awesome. Mine doesn't have mute buttons, but with my Streamdeck I can mute/unmute the input sources very easily.
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by sundvor 5y ago
I did interact with Naggum in a limited fashion back in the mid/late 90s when I briefly worked as a writer. I can't recall the specifics, but he was deeply involved in a number of heated discussions on the no.general Usenet group.
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by sundvor 5y ago
Ah, I had a spare bed there that I ended up using increasingly more.. Sorry, not too exciting.
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by sundvor 5y ago
That sounds about right. :) I have two very smart cats myself. 16 years old now though, so mostly sleeping. One of them loves snuggling up in my armpit in my office bed, and will get really upset when I don't come at his calling. Burme
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by sundvor 5y ago
https://www.theage.com.au/national/people-are-still-dying-fr...
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by sundvor 5y ago
Yeah, a complete no brainer for me to get myself and my family vaccinated. Of course I can't A-B test my own ability to cope with Covid with zero vaccinations and triple boosted, so the points of the person who replied to me strike me
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by sundvor 5y ago
Well over a decade in my case. The new chat is an exercise in frustration. My favourite bug (on Android) is when you paste a URL, hit enter to send, then start typing your message related to the URL. Because it wants to process the URL, loo
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by sundvor 5y ago
Can confirm triple Pfeizer rendered what I assume was Omicron to something relatively mild for this non drinking, normal BMI near 50s male. Getting Covid still made me feel rather rubbish for a few days. Kudos and my personal thanks to the
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by sundvor 5y ago
Thanks, that's a great point. It made me think we could probably do this programmatically - perhaps as part of a script to carry out the full scan? Add the folders of interest, scan, then remove when completed. https://docs.
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by sundvor 5y ago
The Huntsman spider in Australia is similarly harmless one might believe - a useful pest controller as well. Until one crawls across the windshield of your car whilst driving. I'm glad I was the driver when it happened. I can still rem
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by sundvor 5y ago
Do you need any rabbits? Cheers from Australia
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by sundvor 5y ago
Perhaps it's one better suited for periodic scanning? At least from a performance point of view. Perhaps one ought to have live scanning enabled when updating packages, then disabled when not. I look forward to seeing other replies.
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by sundvor 5y ago
Off topic: Each and every time I see this product mentioned I first think it's about (my) Stream Deck. They're a wonderful piece of kit for desktop productivity, it's just fantastic how one may automate lighting, camera, web
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by sundvor 5y ago
pig
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by sundvor 5y ago
Ha ha yes this is great. To get my daughter to snap out of crying at night when she needs to go to bed I name her fluffy toys incorrectly. She immediately forgets her worries to correct me. So much fun. (Here, hug this big - handing her a k
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by sundvor 5y ago
Agreed on both counts. Those chips indicate some truly rough handling. If it's anything like my S21 Ultra, the paint is very strong and premium.
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by sundvor 5y ago
That pun was to die for! (Apologies for continuing the off topic, but in a funk right now and that comment really put a much needed smile on my face).
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by sundvor 5y ago
Reading this now, am 3/4rds into it - bit of a slow burn, but highly fascinating.
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by sundvor 5y ago
Microsoft defaults the local username to the first five letters of your first name, I believe. From a purely practical point of view, I just hate that using a MA auto generates your local username (typically into something painful) this way

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