viseztrance

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by viseztrance 12y ago
That can't be right. I fondly remember playing it on impossible, and almost all of the aliens started with heavy plasmas, and aside from that even the smaller ufos had twice the number of regular units.
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by viseztrance 12y ago
I never got to using opal, but I was quite intrigued after watching this https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GH9FAfKG-qY
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by viseztrance 12y ago
It's funny how their newly appointed CEO resigned over a donation made years ago, yet the community backlash for supporting DRM has been underwhelming. Flash is dead. Now meet the new boss. Same as the old boss.
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by viseztrance 13y ago
15 years in prison for a 26 year old who made 40.000 USD by hacking and pleaded guilty? This is nothing more than a morbid joke. The justice system's goal is to rehabilitate, not obliterate one's future.
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by viseztrance 13y ago
According to Cloudflare ( http://blog.cloudflare.com/answering-the-critical-question-c... ), exploiting heartbleed may actually be very difficult. So yeah, it's very unlikely for that to have happened.
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by viseztrance 13y ago
A few years ago, I created a Vimeo account for a company I used to work with at the time. It was used to upload a video that similarly was found to contain copyrighted content. Vimeo deleted the account on the spot. So as bad as YouTube can
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by viseztrance 13y ago
I can't help of thinking that Google's and Microsoft's cloud offerings have a more honest EULA.
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by viseztrance 13y ago
There are many tweaks that can help. For instance, I'm currently using gnome 3.10 on a 11.6 inch laptop at 1920x1080, without any major issues. For my setup, I've done the following: * Increased the font scaling in gnome-tweak-too
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by viseztrance 13y ago
I've only used raphael js from that list (which can do a lot more than drawing charts), and found it a very well thought of library with good documentation and support.
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by viseztrance 13y ago
Debunking falsehoods especially on the internet requires quite a bit more work than the initial (shallow) statements. It's basically a losing battle. But mind you, I wasn't the one who downvoted him.
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by viseztrance 13y ago
The entire episode was CAUSED by Levison's failure, and flat-out incompetence, to implement a simple SMTP archive feature and then his attempted fleecing of the American taxpayer by charging $2000 to provide that information. Why do
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by viseztrance 13y ago
It can get even lower than that. Living in Eastern Europe as well. Paying less than 10 USD for a 50Mb connection.
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by viseztrance 13y ago
A challenge that involves creating a small app in just an hour or two, with tight guidelines to follow? Sure it's doable, but this says to me - I'm not looking for someone creative. I just need a code monkey that can follow instru
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by viseztrance 13y ago
I would personally be interested if they would provide security updates over a long period of time.
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by viseztrance 13y ago
My thoughts exactly. I got a followup question, who is the blog posts author? Posting such statements anonymously is just low.
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by viseztrance 13y ago
I beg to differ. You can for instance return plain html and process it from a separate js file.
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by viseztrance 13y ago
I live in Romania and it's pretty much the same, however I don't agree with the author. I noticed that many people abroad are genuinely more happy, and speak with excitement about their day. The original explanation provides some
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by viseztrance 13y ago
Yeah this is the link http://kotaku.com/good-news-about-our-once-broken-ps4-146481...
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by viseztrance 13y ago
I wonder how does this compare to Corona.
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by viseztrance 13y ago
FYI you can use ctrl + shift + c / ctrl + shift + v to copy / paste text in your terminal.
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by viseztrance 13y ago
If they can cope with the UI, absolutely. Computers are a commodity. Personally I know very few people that even upgrade windows. They just buy a new machine (which like their current machine, already comes with windows preinstalled).
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by viseztrance 13y ago
It sounds great, but an OS upgrade shouldn't had been paid in the first place. For instance I would be pretty pissed off to pay to upgrade my phone's software. This is just a reminder that computers have become general consumer it
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by viseztrance 13y ago
Choice is good, but for too long has open source been fighting among itself. I commend Intel for doing this. They're hardly alone after all, they're just joining Kde, Gnome, Enlightenment and all the other open source projects tha
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by viseztrance 13y ago
I don't know, wrote it from memory that's all.
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by viseztrance 13y ago
I believe the page you are referring to is sf.net/people.
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by viseztrance 13y ago
Personally I'm more interested of hearing from people that work part time and still earn a good pay check.
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by viseztrance 13y ago
In the past I was a rather hardcore kde user, but I've been using gnome shell for almost two years and I actually like it. Initially I used all sorts of extensions to make it behave more like a traditional desktop, but over time I grew fond
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by viseztrance 13y ago
It looks to me that the answer was to disable chat by default in all games. I like this a lot in console games, for example in Dark Souls summoned players bow to one another (or use other gestures), but for a PC game that's based on team wo
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by viseztrance 14y ago
Samsung is a big company, I meant it's someone in their Taiwan branch rather than their Korea hq.
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by viseztrance 14y ago
I hope they get sued for this, but I don't believe it's a conspiracy. Rather, just a case of someone trying too hard to meet certain sale expectations and hold on to a bonus.

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