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by zerovox 14y ago
Interested to find out what versal is about, but the widget on the homepage doesn't seem to be working correctly. I'd expect: sin(2x)/2 == sin(2*x)/2 sin(x) + sin(x) == 2*sin(x) and none of sin(x^2)/2, sin(x*x)/2, sin(x)+cos(x) a
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by zerovox 14y ago
I doubt it, it seems to be using the same plist format(essentially, a glorified xml file) as previous versions.
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by zerovox 14y ago
I have one project with Foundation at the moment, I like it quite a lot. I think it has a nice clean look and isn't as ubiquitous as Bootstrap. I don't use anything else with it at the moment, but this is something I wanted to do for it any
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by zerovox 14y ago
> Personal possessions? I'm fine with the best or the worst, but not always. For instance, I could buy one of the world's most powerful supercomputers if I were rich enough, but I'm fine with my MacBook Air. Well clearly, it's about wha
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by zerovox 14y ago
It depends on the function of the spoons. If it's to stir your tea for a few seconds, there's no need to spend money there, you're better off buying the cheapest spoons that perform that function (i.e they don't have holes in or are made of
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by zerovox 14y ago
I agree completely. It's about spending money in the right proportions. I spend what others would see as an unreasonable amount on my keyboard, computer screens and headphones. I spend a lot of time in front of my computer, it's my lively h
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by zerovox 14y ago
I would definitely use this if it had Foundation tooltip support. How easy would it be to adapt this for other tooltip systems? http://foundation.zurb.com/docs/elements.php
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by zerovox 14y ago
The analysis found a 98 percent correlation between the two datasets. "That's 100 percent confidence level, it's our data," DeHart said. The numbers don't quite add up. Having said that, the hackers may have removed their device
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by zerovox 14y ago
They do, it's much nicer in fact. http://mac.github.com/
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by zerovox 14y ago
Not to mention pretty dangerous.
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by zerovox 14y ago
This is true already for pretty much every website that lets you recover password by email, and most allow this. Any that use a secret question wouldn't switch to this scheme anyway. It reduces the hassle, as if your email got compromised,
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UK Court orders Apple to advertise 'Samsung did not copy'(hexus.net)
1 points by zerovox 14y ago|0 comments
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by zerovox 14y ago
They're selling a further 5000 at $99
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by zerovox 14y ago
Because this isn't how they do it. that method is the same as the Blizzard method, and it is a lot less secure than transforming the plain text and trying the three different combinations(normal, uppercase first and capslock password)
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by zerovox 14y ago
because as nostromo said then uppercase counts for nothing. Facebook only lets you log in if you accidentally use cap-lock or accidentally capitalize the first letter(quite common on phones). If you lowercased the whole password first, you
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There’s more water on Jupiter’s moon Europa than there is on Earth(io9.com)
2 points by zerovox 14y ago|0 comments
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by zerovox 14y ago
Surprised to see no mention of BCNF or 4NF, as these are the two most commonly used in practice.
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by zerovox 14y ago
Very surprised to see that Reddit still has around a third of the traffic of Digg at its height.
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by zerovox 14y ago
Just taking a look at the map, everyone on there is either Happy, Very Happy or Extremely Happy. Without sounding like a pessimist, I have a feeling people have a tendency to say they are happy when they aren't, I'm not sure if any data thi
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by zerovox 15y ago
It seems there's not really much to show here. And the request invite button doesn't work for me on Fiefox.
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by zerovox 15y ago
I really don't think that is true at all.
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by zerovox 15y ago
In Thunderbird, Account Settings -> Server Settings -> Enable Check for new messages every 3600 minutes, disable "Check new messages at start-up". You might also want to remove the get new messages button from the toolbar.
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by zerovox 15y ago
I'm not a huge reddit person, there's a lot of crap there and I don't have the time to sift through it, but this publication looks pretty well put together and well designed. The content looks pretty good, they seem to have found some inter
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by zerovox 15y ago
This could be the first time I've approved of style="text-decoration: blink;" being used.
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by zerovox 15y ago
If you register, you can view the transcript, but unfortunately it is broken up by video so you can't view the whole thing. And it's unedited, so the stuttering is part of the text. Edit: Knew I had seen the full text somewhere, managed to
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by zerovox 15y ago
This seems to be the first fair response. Sure, they handled it quite well, the letter is well written, but they still seem to have handled the data very poorly. Just because one is a huge fan of the brilliant service(which I certainly am),
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by zerovox 15y ago
They seem to be sold out in UK and US online stores at the moment though.
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by zerovox 15y ago
Free at the moment, they say they have waved their fees for the time being, which is unsurprising given the state of WebOS
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by zerovox 15y ago
I think they would have difficulty in getting that in to the store. However, if you look at the screenshots, the Pear Store is a clear parody of Apple Stores.
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by zerovox 15y ago
In Firefox 5.0, the animation ran very slowly, 1 fps , not exactly the result he was looking for. Not sure if that is a browser issue, or an implementation issue.

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