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tacotime
8y ago
As an illegal immigrant? That seems like it could be a considerable disadvantage.
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tacotime
8y ago
I think that's a bad comparison. Intuitively this might feel less healthy because you are consuming more than twice as many calories with the butter. Double check your intuition on this one. People on high fat diets tend to eat less vo
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tacotime
8y ago
Wes Bos' series is nice if you're looking for something a little more long-form/hand-holdy. I have the same problem and was working through it earlier today. Comes with exercise files for each newly introduced concept. You ha
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tacotime
8y ago
You're being down-voted, and I disagree with your use of the word pedantic here, but I believe your answer is mostly correct. "Browse wrapped" usage agreements are very real and enforceable under certain conditions. At best t
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tacotime
8y ago
"Apparently this problem has been around for years, and one bug report has been closed "won't fix". The issue has been reopened with Bug 11808 - Xfwm: Increase the resize border of window. The width of the grab area is c
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tacotime
11y ago
>Bitcoin is no more pseudononymous than if I generate some random PGP keys with fake names and start signing and sending messages with them. That sounds like a very anonymous way of distributing messages. Bitcoin's anonymity is more
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tacotime
11y ago
I think the lack of exit nodes has more to do with legal considerations than actual computational resources/willing volunteers. See the tor blog's Tips for Running an Exit Node with Minimal Harassment - https://blog.tor
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tacotime
12y ago
I've only held a galaxy note (2560x1440) once but it was pretty nice. Resolution is one specs race that I've always been fond of. When somebody finally finds a sasquatch you'll be glad for your 4k display
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tacotime
12y ago
So the problem is more about the subversion rather than the surveillance. I would agree.
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12y ago
I'd be 50/50 on this point if the camera didn't just up and disappear after an official journalistic entity inquired about their existence... Then when you consider the (bullshit) form style response from a branch of our own
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12y ago
"if you can triple your performance, you will require 1/3 of the servers, and your clients will enjoy faster responses" You're going to have to choose one of those or the other...
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tacotime
12y ago
I agree with you 95%. The 5% being an admittedly far fetched and idyllic notion that just maybe one day we will design the mythical x86 bacterium and all of a sudden instead of needing meticulously crafted silicone wafers and logic gates...
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12y ago
I like it. But, I do think you can't fully embrace your strengths until you've admitted your weaknesses. Maybe it's my own biases but I'm afraid of people ending up at a dead end, an unsolvable problem, and not having an
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12y ago
>Why do it if it feels wrong ? I may well be mistaken but I don't believe this was the intended meaning in the quote. Do what feels right, that's not being disputed... but what feels right to someone who "sees the code&quo
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12y ago
counter-counterpoint: I bet a large portion of the people you're talking about are genuinely price conscious consumers trying to make the most educated purchases they possibly can. I doubt these people would be the same type that blind
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12y ago
I think it's just an evolution. Not every experiment is successful.
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tacotime
12y ago
"Irregardless is one of those words that is becoming OK to say just because so many people use it." ...literally describes our ENTIRE language. It's kinda what language is... I know "kinda" isn't officially a w
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tacotime
12y ago
Don't forget alcohol! Watching people climb up on a pedestal and try and tell me that alcohol is somehow not a drug makes my blood boil every damn time I hear it. I think it's hard to correct these people's thinking because o
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12y ago
I agree. I think they want to more or less be the apple of more open hardware. They aren't planning to make money off NUC, they're planning to make money off their chips. This is ultimately a strategy for getting more people to wa
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tacotime
12y ago
I think the answer might be that for now it's mathematical interest but no one really knows what it might or might not turn into. I think the more of these sextuplet, twin etc. primes that we discover the closer it may be bringing us t
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tacotime
12y ago
I'm with you for everything except n64 games. I don't know what it is exactly but some of the magic is just lost when all of the polygons come into clean crisp focus on the screen. Legend of zelda, mario kart, super smash: all rea
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tacotime
12y ago
Yeah at least here in America, bet you can't develop just one metabolic condition nudge nudge am I right?
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tacotime
12y ago
Then maybe you should conciser purchasing a legitimately licensed copy of the ebook set
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tacotime
12y ago
damn, can I send you my $10? That's at least a $5 joke in any housing market.
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tacotime
12y ago
if that's true then... wow and hopefully there's a new engineering position opening up at Yahoo right now
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12y ago
There's a fine line between significantly and marginally in the case of a massively well funded organization like the NSA. Unauthed HD is so damn trivial to MiTM that accepting it as the status quo might just as likely force our govern
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tacotime
12y ago
> A fringe here and a fringe there and pretty soon you have a whole robe. I love you
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12y ago
I would speculate that the massive advertising revenue generated by the 'bay probably renders any such 'fun' factor trivial.
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12y ago
I wonder how long until our nation's SWAT teams are equipped with ram rippers and cans of liquid nitrogen.
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tacotime
12y ago
For real, their dedicated hosting costs are most likely not going to be at all comparable to the ones most people commonly get quoted. Hosting costs go up when your host runs out of a former Cold War bunker. http://en.wikipedia.o
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