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by walls 13y ago
There's always localbitcoins! (And Coinbase has been relatively smooth)
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by walls 13y ago
NFC support would be pretty slick.
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by walls 13y ago
> There's a previous track record of success Where? Definitely not the Canadian Firearms Registry, or the sites listed previously.
334.
by walls 13y ago
Been there, done that. Key binding continuity issues are still a problem for most games.
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by walls 13y ago
> And what is that “Print Screen” key doing there?! > Stupid keys like Page Up, Scroll Lock, and Insert are gone. Surely I'm not the only person regularly using the "page" and "print screen" buttons?
336.
by walls 13y ago
What's the point of leaving the name on there twice?
337.
by walls 13y ago
I don't think any airports had 'explosive detectors' before 9/11.
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by walls 13y ago
You can just drag any newsletter back to 'primary' and it will no longer end up in promotions.
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by walls 13y ago
It happened before MS acquired them. http://www.networkworld.com/community/blog/project-chess-hel...
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by walls 13y ago
Yeah it's insane to think that anyone would own some kind of device that has a microphone and camera accessible by a third party, right? I mean what's next, they're going to make these things small enough that we can carry th
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by walls 13y ago
Wire tapping is completely irrelevant to the question.
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by walls 13y ago
So your complaint is that the ads you see will be more relevant to your interests? Really?
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by walls 13y ago
> "why would someone want to log in with Amazon"? > There's no social network attached to your Amazon account I think you answered your own question.
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by walls 13y ago
> maybe even get rid of your own login altogether to make it easier for people Please never suggest this to anyone ever again. I'm so sick of having to authorize apps with vague descriptions of what they'll have access to.
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by walls 13y ago
This site is broken in Chrome and Firefox, at least.
346.
by walls 13y ago
Anything in that vein would certainly help more than just: "Come spend $400 watching something you can read online ten minutes after it happens"
347.
by walls 13y ago
You got lucky with your hardware; nothing more. Sound in Linux has been a living nightmare.
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by walls 13y ago
> During that period (I can guarantee!) both Win and OSX were ALSO -miserable- experiences. Really? Because Windows XP has been out for 12 years, and that was far from a "miserable experience".
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by walls 13y ago
So you're in favor of adding an extension to all executables, then?
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by walls 13y ago
Using that logic, let's get rid of extensions entirely. All applications from now on shall just be named EXECUTE.
351.
by walls 13y ago
They are enough to let you inside the car, though, which is enough for (I would assume) the majority of locksmith calls.
352.
by walls 14y ago
You mean you don't love having to manually 'retry all' on 'unsyncable files' every day?
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by walls 14y ago
It seems this could be automated to be done a lot faster than twenty minutes, even just mechanically. I'm somewhat curious if it would be possible to push a kind of needle/wire through the buttons and automate key presses via electronic sig
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by walls 14y ago
> Edit: wow, thats a lot of hostility... didn't realize linode reached fandom status. I guess I should keep my opinions to myself then? These kinds of comments have no place here, head back to Reddit. You've been given a boat load of ev
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by walls 14y ago
> If you check out lowendbox vps, their top-rated providers almost always beats linode (and alike) in almost all category you can think of. And then you go and try those services, and realize how poor performance and stability is. Havin
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by walls 14y ago
> They are a search engine Yahoo's search has been Bing for almost 3 years.
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by walls 14y ago
Totally missed it, thanks!
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by walls 14y ago
Yeah, you would think they would at least provide a changelog. I'm curious if there are changes incompatible with v3.
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by walls 14y ago
> It's the hangover from those standards that leaves kids today thinking that Python or Ruby are simpler than Java. I would really love to hear how you could possibly believe otherwise.
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by walls 14y ago
Try the Github app.

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