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teovall
8y ago
I don't know what's up with the title of this post, but this actually seems like a pretty decent photo organizing app and it's on sale for free (usually $129.99).
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teovall
9y ago
And there's the last straw. I've been a member of Reddit for around ten years. Today is my last day. Racism is unnaceptable. Contrary to what their CEO says, there is no value in the conversation and this is not a complex topic. R
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teovall
9y ago
FeedDemon
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teovall
9y ago
Why bother with multi-seat when you can get a decent SoC computer like a Raspberry Pi Zero W for $5? If multi-seat is an option for you, you probably aren't doing anything highly CPU or GPU intensive anyway.
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teovall
9y ago
I'm pretty sure that's the first time I've ever seen the word "beautiful" used to describe a CGA monitor.
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teovall
9y ago
Agreed. It's the Henry Ford moving assembly line of rocket launches. It's a game changer.
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teovall
9y ago
I don't mean this to be harsh, I mean it constructively. You need to work on your writing skills. Your three paragraph post has quite a few errors and some clumsy wording. You may be coming off as unprofessional and this could be hurti
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teovall
10y ago
That's cool and all but how on earth is it not more financially advantageous to just port their software to Linux and run it on commodity hardware? This is staggeringly inefficient. Not just in the cost of the hardware, but all the los
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teovall
10y ago
That seems like a rather strange way to construct that command. Why not just: sudo printf "[default]\nport445=no_netbios\n" >> /etc/nsmb.conf
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teovall
10y ago
Tree Style Tabs is the only reason left for me at this point.
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teovall
10y ago
Read the thread. It wasn't being powered from the original Apple charger, it was being powered from a third party monitor. Move along.
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teovall
10y ago
Mirror?
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teovall
10y ago
ML???
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teovall
11y ago
No.
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teovall
11y ago
You shouldn't expect to stand 8 hours a day. Get a sit stand desk. Stand when you feel like standing, sit when you feel like sitting.
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teovall
11y ago
I have technical information about the taggers and the infrared protocol they use on my wiki if anyone is interested: http://wiki.lazerswarm.com/ I also sell a device based on Arduino that connects to a computer over USB th
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teovall
11y ago
I'm not sure why the title leads with the registration system not making sense rather than the fact that it's illegal. It seems like that's the much more important detail.
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teovall
11y ago
#1 wouldn't work because the attacker could just intercept your request and send you a new fake certificate.
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teovall
11y ago
Perhaps the Universe is simulated by a distributed computing system. The speed of light could ensure that state remains consistent throughout the system without requiring synchronization of all of the nodes. Only spatially adjacent nodes ne
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teovall
11y ago
Yes. Here's what the real one looks like: http://www2.pcmag.com/media/images/473538-windows-10-is-here...
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teovall
12y ago
As with pretty much anything else in computing, it's abstractions layered upon abstractions. Pick the level of abstraction that best suits the project and your preferences, and go from there.
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teovall
12y ago
Seems like offering reserved parking spots with chargers would be a great way for a rental property to attract tenants.
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teovall
12y ago
This isn't science. At best it's philosophy with a bit of mathematics thrown in.
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teovall
12y ago
Your drone being pestered by drone-hunting drones? Buy a drone-hunting drone-hunting drone.
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teovall
12y ago
This is a perfect example of the KISS principle. Since I would never presume to call Woz stupid, let's call it the KISW (Keep It Simple Woz) principle in this case. Woz is proposing that Tesla take well proven, very reliable, simple, i
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teovall
12y ago
Are they learning better, or just learning to take tests better? I suspect the latter. Is that really the best use of their time and our money?
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teovall
12y ago
The postmortem for this should make for a good read. How does storage go down in eleven regions at once?
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teovall
12y ago
Such as? By default, notifications will still be shown for hidden icons. Notifications are the way urgent, actionable items should be presented to the user. If something isn't urgent and actionable, why is it so important that it be sh
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teovall
12y ago
Stop. Just stop. This is why we can't have nice things. Of course your application's icon should always be visible in the notification area. Everyone thinks their application should always be visible. Your application should a
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teovall
12y ago
In the past, Microsoft's business goals, and the needs and wants of their customers have aligned fairly well. This is no longer true. Microsoft's current business goals are to lock customers in to their app store environment and t
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