CompuHacker

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by CompuHacker 6y ago
12V DC 0.5A was typical, stable from 5-30V depending on the exact model.
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by CompuHacker 6y ago
Just wondering, small thing; did you mean to type "disposition" instead of "dislocation"?
93.
by CompuHacker 6y ago
Have attempted to do this with recommendations for 30-120s clips with 500,000 to 2,000,000 views from old TV shows, cartoons, and movies. It's not working. I'd rather read a spreadsheet with a list of public YouTube video IDs&#x2F
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by CompuHacker 6y ago
Except that the word "pinterest", like pinterest.* results, appears in all the nooks and crannies of the rest of the Web. Excluding the domain like that succeeds in narrowing the scope of the search without excluding content undul
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by CompuHacker 6y ago
We'll make it scratch and sniff.
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by CompuHacker 6y ago
One could still make .. how do you say, "telephone" calls? Phones still have a lot of compute and sensor hardware that standalone apps can make use of. Heck, my Galaxy S3 can be a desktop replacement with MHL-out and USB or Blueto
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by CompuHacker 6y ago
It'll take you a lot longer to violate intellectual property law with the stock calculator.
98.
by CompuHacker 6y ago
How could it be made to work better?
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by CompuHacker 6y ago
It is my experience that hospital(s) do not have the budget for Windows 10 across their entire network.
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by CompuHacker 6y ago
I'd like to point out that with just this story in mind, you're describing an "ad-free road".
101.
by CompuHacker 6y ago
Still on Firefox 55.0.3 (64-bit) because of the way both Google and Mozilla are handling user interface changes. Considering switch to IceCat or WaterFox.
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by CompuHacker 6y ago
There exists a manual extension called Resurrect Pages for Firefox 57+, with Google Cache, archive.is, Wayback Machine, and WebCite.
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by CompuHacker 6y ago
Should be possible now with a less capable (microcontroller-ish) chip. Delivering power may not be feasible without custom PoE hardware on one end.
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by CompuHacker 6y ago
"Cryptonomicon", a Neal Stephenson novel, delves into the idea that you can mask your intelligence gathering by failing to act on it within some statistical margin. Numerous other ideas are explored.
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by CompuHacker 6y ago
Mozilla has some obsession with making their most popular and extensible browser less popular and less extensible.
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by CompuHacker 6y ago
It costs that much to find new 128MB flash drives anyway. That's the real crime here.
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by CompuHacker 6y ago
I regularly shopped at UBC in person pre-pandemic. Prices for electronics are decided by a group called "Operations" that presumably operates out of an adjacent building. Unmarked items are either withheld from sale for the day, m
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by CompuHacker 6y ago
Both are direct quotes from Snow Crash, illustrating the prose comment.
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by CompuHacker 7y ago
The randomness in games currently available boils down to picking from a set of very large numbers and executing a limited number of code paths. That is to say, there are no non-deterministic video games, because all outcomes must be progra
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by CompuHacker 7y ago
AM4 versions would be nice.
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by CompuHacker 7y ago
In a suburban environment.
112.
by CompuHacker 7y ago
I had strong objections to this behavior the last three times Mozilla and Google did it.
113.
by CompuHacker 7y ago
Embed the most suspicious possible tool in an application that can be automatically updated and remotely controlled. Great.
114.
by CompuHacker 7y ago
Well, it should be, but that's an entirely different discussion.
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by CompuHacker 7y ago
Noted.
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by CompuHacker 7y ago
Selectively break Unicode without warning because... politics? People with out of date versions of OSX may now be subjected to more scrutiny. Apple may have made an undocumented decision (or introduced a bug) that could cause death.
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by CompuHacker 7y ago
It is uncommon for people to download YouTube content. A home server is also right out.
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by CompuHacker 8y ago
What is the cause?
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by CompuHacker 8y ago
I have no criticism of the service or WhoisGuard, just the idea of that kind of site using it.
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by CompuHacker 8y ago
WHOIS Privacy on the website wasn't a consideration on the table the company used. Maybe it's not important in 2018, or is enabled by default, or an oversight, or they're using the spam filtering. But: It’s at the bottom of

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