supergauntlet

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by supergauntlet 13y ago
Wait, what? I don't post a lot on HN, what do you get at the 500 point level..?
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by supergauntlet 13y ago
Yes, but they must first guess that password (which is ostensibly longer and more random than the typical passwords people choose.
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by supergauntlet 13y ago
People on the internet always seem to act like Megaupload was such a perfectly legal website that did nothing wrong and was wrongfully pursued by the American capitalist pig-dogs. Cmon, they were implicit on the piracy.
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by supergauntlet 14y ago
Really? I was hoping it would be 2560x1440. The 1920x1080 screen resolution really needs to stop being the only choice as far as desktops.
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by supergauntlet 14y ago
Perhaps he wants to know when most people will leave? While a show might end at the hour mark, the important bits will end at different locations near the hour mark, and he might need to judge when viewers would be most likely to stop watch
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by supergauntlet 14y ago
Ah, okay. I couldn't find where to remove it. Interesting app, I might end up using it.
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by supergauntlet 14y ago
I remember the last time I used it it had some silly comment signature that apparently couldn't be removed? Has this been changed? This program really interested me but with something like that I could never use it.
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by supergauntlet 14y ago
I think the problem they were trying to fix/remedy was that /dev/random was getting called for ALL random functions in the JVM. So every time an android app called for a random number, it would go to /dev/random. Nobody would suggest using
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by supergauntlet 14y ago
I thought it was pretty silly how he went through all this trouble to essentially do the same thing as symlinking /dev/random and /dev/urandom.
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by supergauntlet 14y ago
Windows Vista had tiling somewhat hidden away (you had to use ctrl and select 2 windows in the taskbar, right click and select 'tile horizontally/vertically'), and in 7 it's hidden even further (you have to open up task manager, hold ctrl,
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by supergauntlet 14y ago
>Since when does being a feminist automatically diqualify your study or paper? I think what he was trying to point out was that there might be a conflict of interest with the researcher wanting to over-report rape. Still a bit of a stre
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by supergauntlet 14y ago
That's essentially it, nothing is stored anywhere else. You could theoretically just have a bunch of disk images sitting on your desktop and write to the the RPi SD card whatever image you wanted it to run.
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by supergauntlet 14y ago
I wonder how much you could overclock the Pi if you had some proper air cooling in it. Probably a fair amount, considering it works totally off passive cooling by default.
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by supergauntlet 14y ago
Not OP, but you could probably run the debian version created for the Pi, and then just install whatever packages (samba, webmin, etc) you needed on top of that. We have 1 Pi at home running RaspBMC and it's great. The thing I like most abo
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by supergauntlet 14y ago
Are those really necessary? Can't you already do this with a PS3 controller?
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by supergauntlet 14y ago
Yeah, I don't believe that the interesting part of SLAX is the small size (many distros have done this before, like Puppy linux, DSL, etc), but rather what they've managed to fit into it. Shoehorning KDE4 into a 200mb distro is pretty impre