xamolxix

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by xamolxix 11y ago
He did say that he took it off to get the water out of it, although I guess it will still be wet. My guess would be he kept it on to protect himself from the wind.
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by xamolxix 12y ago
> they'd probably immediately fork it and provide an alternate download in order to hurt Microsoft They would fork it, but that is not why.
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by xamolxix 12y ago
> Am I now supposed to be shunned for making that argument? The way I see it the state does not have a say in who I fall in love with. Neither do you or anyone else.
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by xamolxix 12y ago
> I care more about open computer systems than making everyone middle class The parent speaks about slave labour or something very close to it not about living in the suburbs. > there will always be a lower class That is your opinion
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by xamolxix 12y ago
> Using bases divisible by both 3 and 4 makes mental calculation quite quick. Easier than base 10?
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by xamolxix 12y ago
I use "sudo purge" from time to time. I wonder how this app is different/better.
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by xamolxix 12y ago
> He could also alter the twitter code to display anything he wanted to twitter users. Maybe, maybe not, depending on the web server's permissions. Also it seems to be a subdomain which may not have the main twitter code. It's
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by xamolxix 12y ago
He seems to be executing the "uptime" command. If that is not the only one he can (which most likely it isn't) it's bad.
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by xamolxix 12y ago
SMPlayer does not have a mac os x edition anymore. It's my favorite player on other platforms though and I love the subtitles feature.
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by xamolxix 12y ago
And also maybe allow for more than one language, or "Any". I have got an application error on the actual download page, so I'm not sure if that is already being offered there.
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by xamolxix 12y ago
WLAN only cares about SSID. This is how you get roaming mode where you move between access points without losing connectivity (most Universities, company campuses, etc will have this setup)
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by xamolxix 12y ago
Private internet access (dot com) provide a point and click interface for windows and mac os x. On linux one has to manually config but it's not that hard. I have had non-technical people use it with no issues. I am sure there are othe
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by xamolxix 12y ago
I suspect it's not plain old sniffing. He might give fake DNS records to point to his own phishing site (facebook clone). It's trivial to re-post the credentials to the real facebook check the password and then actually log them i
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by xamolxix 12y ago
Considering how ridiculously cheap an anonymous VPN service is these days I am surprised how many people do not use them.
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by xamolxix 12y ago
> Include phonetic training. Make the user distinguish between each minimal pair in the language, possibly even every single syllable in the language. This is simple, but rarely done. I believe that this is very good advice. The realizat
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by xamolxix 12y ago
> Yes, and the value of out minus in correlating with the complainant's bandwidth experience. That would be true if only if that's the only extra thing you would be doing on the node though. Even then seems like pretty thin ev
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by xamolxix 12y ago
> • try alongside other traffic on the endpoints, and note that TCP streams can't find their achievable rates (or split the available bandwidth amongst themselves) without hitting the packet-dropping pressure that also affects UDP.
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by xamolxix 12y ago
Thank you. It looks like a well documented article. Makes me sad to find this out.
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by xamolxix 12y ago
Reminds me about this TED talk http://youtu.be/vpTHi7O66pI where Allan Savory speaks about the behavior of herbivores with/without predators and the impact on flora. Fascinating, really. I hope the day will come when w
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by xamolxix 12y ago
No that's clear enough. I must have missed it. sorry.
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by xamolxix 12y ago
Nice idea! Some (all?) sample questions can be answered with yes or no. I know that you mention a conversation at the top but you might want to make it a bit more clear that your feedback will be more than yes or no.
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by xamolxix 12y ago
I think you are referring to philosophical theories. In science a theory can be a "fact". Ex: Theory of general and theory of special relativity, Theory of evolution by natural selection, Quantum theory, etc. Theoretically (excuse
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by xamolxix 12y ago
> My guess: taxi license/medallions are a relic that is bound to disappear pretty quickly. Since in some places people have to BUY these things, it's obviously not going to be done overnight. I agree, however until they lawfull
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by xamolxix 12y ago
> The onion server should not be able to access the internet directly and should never know it's own IP-address. I may be overly pedantic here but it should be "public IP address" as there is no TCP/IP without an IP a
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HP Extends Benefits of ARM Architecture into the Datacenter with New Servers(www8.hp.com)
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by xamolxix 12y ago
> With hundreds of reviews I'd hope a few people were smart enough to sacrifice some of their MDMA to test it. I guess that it depends on how easy it is to test it. If it requires a chemistry degree and a lab I am guessing they won&
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by xamolxix 12y ago
Since numbers are infinite and the ways we can manipulate them are infinite (or at least large) doesn't it mean that unlikely or strange things happen all the time? I would be more surprised if they wouldn't happen.
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by xamolxix 12y ago
>It was the search engine before Bing! came along. IIRC there where (quite) a few before bing. More to the point google was the pinnacle of web searches long before bing came into existence.
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by xamolxix 12y ago
You are right on both points. They do say that (I see now that my laptop says "designed by Apple in California") and yes, I did not imagine that all of their engineers are in the US. I would still guess that they would try to move
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by xamolxix 12y ago
I am sure that people in other countries buy Apple products.

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