tenebrisalietum

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by tenebrisalietum 8y ago
1) I'm thinking by this you mean where the battery is non-removeable and where there is no keyboard. This was definitely something new. 3) WAP ... heck that was irrelevant since phones started having color screens. Browsers in the ol
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by tenebrisalietum 8y ago
> and this statement makes me sad and angry Your MAC and/or IP address should not identify you, and never should have been used as an identifier. It's the identity of a communication endpoint. If the OSI model is about making
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by tenebrisalietum 8y ago
URLs can be complex and sometimes not intended for human consumption. So fine, don't display the URL. Define a full-on standard that lets a user agent show a "friendly but not unwieldy" name to the user. You have that funky
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by tenebrisalietum 8y ago
People under a certain age (16, 14, don't know the best) shouldn't be legally allowed to use ad-backed social media, or be allowed in stores without parents being present. Social media being defined as anything with a comment fiel
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by tenebrisalietum 8y ago
Curious to see how it would handle Dragon Warrior 1 - I bet the dark dungeons probably don't use the scroll registers at all. Also Ultima III: Exodus would be interesting. I suspect it's "black out tiles behind walls and in
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by tenebrisalietum 8y ago
I have a 16GB SSD that used to be in a POS terminal before I bought it second hand. The SSD Wear Leveling Count attribute shows as failed. Still works. I have chosen to use it as part of a RAID1 for an OS install on a home server. Waiti
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by tenebrisalietum 8y ago
The right way to do it is put a revocation record of the old identity on the blockchain.
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by tenebrisalietum 9y ago
http://imgur.com/a/LbARM
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by tenebrisalietum 9y ago
It's interesting reading how the 6502 has a "Decode ROM PLA" that fires off various parts of the instruction its executing. It's a very primitive microcode. It would be interesting if that was customizable in an FPGA v
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by tenebrisalietum 9y ago
You should check out Tahoe-LAFS, but Tahoe-LAFS does RAID-style striping and parity. So you can spread bits and pieces of a file on 5 servers, and require that minimum 3 servers need to be active to retrieve your file, for example.