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Explorer.exe randomly taking focus – Windows 11(login.microsoftonline.com)
2 points by szatkus 3y ago|4 comments
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by szatkus 3y ago
I coded a credit card payment a few times in my career and from what I saw it's always just a token. That token could be only used to make transactions from your account to the specific vendor's account. Of course there's alw
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What’s Going on with Qualcomm’s Oryon SoC?(semiaccurate.com)
13 points by szatkus 3y ago|1 comments
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by szatkus 3y ago
AFAIK Java 8 added a few methods that helps you handle integers as if they were unsigned, like `toUnsignedString`. I think it's enough for any exotic cases.
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by szatkus 3y ago
This was even more confusing for me, because the versions of those games I played were usually already cracked and accepted any input. So I was wondering what's the point.
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by szatkus 3y ago
There's even PIE and Sumerian, hilarious.
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by szatkus 3y ago
Huh? You could just say that you got a first job in tech when you were 35 or something.
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by szatkus 3y ago
I would probably use the sign language interpreter option and write down what I want to say on my phone or on paper. (unless they have some weird policy to only serve customers who use sign language)
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by szatkus 3y ago
But that's rarely a case. There are people maintain huge packages with thousands of old games. I can only think about maybe one or two titles that I couldn't find on the internet after some search. Besides, if a game is really obs
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by szatkus 3y ago
This. The whole comment feels like self-inflicted damage. We have a special repository for various template projects and when we need to create a new project we copy one from there. Sure, it's not bleeding edge, but also not legacy as
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by szatkus 3y ago
Geographical names aren't copyrighted, so it's a safe choice. Before that they used names of various rivers around the world. Intel does something similar, but they make up fictional names based on real places. Nvidia uses names o
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by szatkus 3y ago
Some of that bloat is useful. Windows indexes files in the background, which would choke a single-core machine with HDD for sure. Thanks to that I can quickly access my files... well, so long as Windows is able to find the correct thing...
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by szatkus 3y ago
I used Reddit before the new UI and... also prefer the new one. It's much better for browsing funny memes. But I don't use Reddit for "serious" stuff. There are subreddits for topics I'm interested in, but I would s
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by szatkus 3y ago
Lesson here is to profile your software at some point. I'm playing a game (Fenyx Rising) and after launching it I always wonder why "Checking for additional content" screen takes 20-30 seconds. I'm pretty sure it should
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by szatkus 4y ago
When I used Wine around 20 years ago it was roullete if the application even starts. A few years ago I realized that it mostly works. Sure, some random little things could not work, some textures could be glitched, but I was confident that
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by szatkus 4y ago
At this point I got used to that kind of story.
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by szatkus 4y ago
It would take a lot of time and money to create anything competetive with Nvidia and AMD's offerings. It took Intel over a decade and their dGPUs still aren't very good. GPUs are insanely complex and the drivers are full of hacks
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by szatkus 4y ago
Even 3.5 is noticebly faster than 2.7 last time I checked.
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by szatkus 4y ago
Well, you chose a weird point for that example, because Java 9 is where the most Java projects break.
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by szatkus 4y ago
Location: Poznań, Poland Remote: Ok Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: Nest.js, Spring, Angular, some React Résumé/CV: on request Email: just add Gmail to my username Java developer converted recently to a Node.JS
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by szatkus 4y ago
Not accidentally, that's the plan. https://www.theregister.com/2022/06/13/column/
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by szatkus 4y ago
That wouldn't work. Transistors density depends on what you're going to build. And there are other variations between processes.
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by szatkus 4y ago
Same. Their algorithm is broken.
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by szatkus 4y ago
Couple years ago there was a Worms LARP in Poland. Yes, the game. People dressed up as worms, there were rules about movement in each turn, throwing granades etc.
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by szatkus 5y ago
https://outline.com/Em7MRE
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by szatkus 5y ago
In my current organization I saw a project, where there is no Maven. The build system is a couple of configuration files for Eclipse IDE and that's the only way to run it. I'm glad I didn't have to do anything around that.
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by szatkus 5y ago
You can but Nintendo Switch Lite for $200.
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by szatkus 5y ago
Dont forget that most of the protesters were actually hired by Polish government /s
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by szatkus 5y ago
Huh? Why US airspace is so extended? I found a map for that https://www.faa.gov/about/office_org/headquarters_offices/ab...
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Brazil, South Korea, and the middle-income trap (2020)(asiapowerwatch.com)
3 points by szatkus 5y ago|1 comments

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