xellisx

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by xellisx 9y ago
I'm still pissed from that.
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by xellisx 9y ago
With everything becoming centralized, the nice stuff is being ignored. I use theoldreader.com to keep up with stuff that is posted on websites, like HN, Reddit, etc.
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by xellisx 9y ago
That too, and no code/"view" separation.
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by xellisx 9y ago
The need stop giving like "2.5 servings" for a can of soup, which we all know, we are going to eat that whole can!
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by xellisx 9y ago
Well, I can say that my experience and my g/f too, have been from conversations we've had at the house we live in and it's usually something random.
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by xellisx 9y ago
https://github.com/liuggio/sized140 ...
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by xellisx 9y ago
And we know they pop on the mic. Too many times have I seen advertisements based on subjects only spoken, not searched for on any device.
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by xellisx 9y ago
"Estimated Operating weight up to 215 lbs"
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by xellisx 9y ago
Well the IRS could do your taxes for you and send you a bill/confirmation for you to correct, but companies have lobbied to get an agreement put in place that this will never happen.
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by xellisx 9y ago
Back in my day, we had Windows Recorder and Cool Edit.
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by xellisx 9y ago
Does it have any ability to use USB hardware? Something I looked into in the past was trying to use LXCs to do a multi USB WiFi adapter router to connect to multiple networks, which might be using the same 1918 netblocks. Unfortunately, LXC
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by xellisx 9y ago
Something I've always wondered, but really haven't dug too deep into is, did these clones do any tricks that would be considered better than what they were based on? That goes with the clone CPUs also. Did they have any undocument
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by xellisx 9y ago
How does SQLite FTS compare to things like Sphinx and Elastic Search?
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by xellisx 9y ago
Of course you have sites built with bloated software, like Wordpress...
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by xellisx 9y ago
I've been trying to get into TDD myself for years. I've read the 2 most suggested books and another book that had "testing" in it. But I still came back with issues. I don't program Java, so I don't understand
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by xellisx 9y ago
Well with most claims that generalize computing power, such as the title of this, it's mostly aimed at something more specialized. "The researchers believe this new prototype technology will enable ultra-dense, low-power, and mass
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by xellisx 9y ago
I've been noticing a lot more posts from Medium.com on /r/javascript and /r/node. I would say most are junk content.
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by xellisx 9y ago
I'm surprised they haven't worked on a version 2 of SL. With all the advances we've seen since it's been released in gaming engines.
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by xellisx 9y ago
It's still choppy today. I decided to check it out earlier in the year, and the lag was just horrendous and the controls were just horrible.
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by xellisx 9y ago
I'll just leave this here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dVGINIsLnqU
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by xellisx 9y ago
Doesn't this kind of fall in line with with a previous discussion? https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=15244596
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by xellisx 9y ago
Ah with "Clapper" support...
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by xellisx 9y ago
Another flappy bird rip off?
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by xellisx 9y ago
And no links to studies?
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by xellisx 9y ago
Also it's built on top of Ethereum Virtual Machine. Quick look at http://ethdocs.org/en/latest/introduction/what-is-ethereum.h... , which calling that a VM from what I read isn't screaming VM to me,
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by xellisx 9y ago
Should be OSS. What is strange is that the refer to the core of their software as a "Kernel".
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by xellisx 9y ago
I like larger women. There I said it. I've dated, married, etc. My dating with skinny women never lasted long. I was "Skinny" back in those days. I've gained quite a bit in ten years.
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by xellisx 9y ago
I bought an 8125 back in the day, so I could go into small comm closets and work on equipment with out having to drag in a laptop. I powered it up a little over a year ago to pull some stuff off it, then after I was done with doing that, th
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by xellisx 9y ago
Well I ended up buying an ASUS router, because OpenWRT's support for IPv6 isn't full on (The 6RD support really needs improvement). There are some other things I would like to see, which I see people have been making scripts for s
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by xellisx 9y ago
Yeah - I was going to saw something about people with extreme eczema suffers (Which I happen to be one), can have issues with skin just splitting open on tips of the fingers. This is the reason I don't use my finger print scanner on my

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