LogicHoleFlaw

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Behind the Scene: “Subete ga F ni naru” ED(baku89.com)
25 points by LogicHoleFlaw 11y ago|6 comments
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by LogicHoleFlaw 12y ago
After being zapped by one of these myself, I had to tone down my disapproval of them. It was uncomfortable but not particularly painful, similar to a 'handbuzzer' gag gift. My bigger problem was that it was not very effective at s
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by LogicHoleFlaw 13y ago
Speaking from experience... apartment numbers are one of the most difficult things to process correctly when geocoding, particularly if your service is backed by Google. The experience you describe sounds exactly like someone didn't correct
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Rap Genius launches Poetry Brain(businessinsider.com)
8 points by LogicHoleFlaw 14y ago|0 comments
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by LogicHoleFlaw 14y ago
In my experience the campaigners are instructed by the officials running the voting site what that radius is and stay outside of it.
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by LogicHoleFlaw 14y ago
How does that respond to middle-mouse-clicks? I use that for open-in-new-tab functionality all the time. There's no need to chord the mouse and keyboard together for it. Right-click->context menu is the same way.
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by LogicHoleFlaw 14y ago
My WRT54G is still going strong. I run the `tomato` firmware on it, and haven't had to mess with the configuration in years. If only the rest of my hardware could be as reliable.
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by LogicHoleFlaw 14y ago
I've easily burned through 8GB of memory when I'm crunching numbers on large-ish datasets in Octave. (And through twice that when I had a bug in said Octave code...)
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by LogicHoleFlaw 14y ago
I have seen test rigs where the button switches are in series with an LED - the LED lights essentially instantly, and it is very obvious on-camera when that circuit is closed.
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by LogicHoleFlaw 14y ago
The implication is that it is more important to adjust one's perception of the actions of others than it is to alter the actions of others.
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by LogicHoleFlaw 14y ago
I installed a new Win7 partition last week. Yep, almost exactly 2GB memory usage at start. This was a clean Win7 Pro, no third-party crapware installed.
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by LogicHoleFlaw 15y ago
I played that port so much back when I was in college in that time frame. The VR missions too. Great stuff.
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by LogicHoleFlaw 15y ago
I find that, in Settlers of Catan, if you're winning - it's skill. It's only luck when you're losing ;)
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by LogicHoleFlaw 15y ago
...I have a persistent Vim session with ~600 files open. It's been in active use for over a year. It works great.
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by LogicHoleFlaw 15y ago
Sendgrid's Event API ( http://docs.sendgrid.com/documentation/api/event-api/ ) does something similar to this. Their mail servers act as a gateway to allow your app server to both send and recieve email over HTTP. I've used it at work as pa
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by LogicHoleFlaw 15y ago
Yep, my father used to work in high-security (think live nuclear sites)... the standard answer was to use a drill press to ream out any camera lenses on cell phones that needed to be on-site.
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by LogicHoleFlaw 15y ago
Are there any decent maps of where Frontier is offering FiOS in Redmond? Supposedly there is service a few blocks from my apartment downtown, but I can't get a straight answer out of anyone.
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by LogicHoleFlaw 15y ago
I'm not too happy with the situation in Seattle myself. Currently I've got $60/mo 1.5/384 DSL service from MegaPath (formerly Speakeasy). Business line to my home, very reliable. It's just not fast enough for some of the things I want to do
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by LogicHoleFlaw 15y ago
...which promptly can be sold for cash money.
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by LogicHoleFlaw 15y ago
How do people use CTRL-A for screen without being driven batty that the emacs-style 'start-of-line' command is not available? I use that constantly!
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by LogicHoleFlaw 15y ago
I'm typing this on a T510 - it definitely has an optimus chipset. Linux support for Optimus is extremely poor, so fortunately you can set in the BIOS whether to use the integrated intel graphics chipset or the discrete nVidia chipset. The l
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by LogicHoleFlaw 15y ago
This is exactly how it worked for me when my COBRA coverage expired and I lived in WA. Bypassing the SHQ was key to getting reasonable rates for myself.
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by LogicHoleFlaw 15y ago
Georgia. On the East Coast you'd want peaches from Georgia.
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by LogicHoleFlaw 15y ago
Shift-Insert and Shift-Delete work for pasting and cutting, respectively.
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by LogicHoleFlaw 15y ago
Those low-hz LED tail lights drive me nuts. The strobing effects are incredibly distracting and headache-inducing.
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by LogicHoleFlaw 15y ago
Ah yes, but how do I keep track of my firstCousinsTwiceRemoved() ? (Maybe if I saw the code, I could actually keep straight how those more distant relations work...)
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Microsoft Silent as Xbox Indies Marketplace Exploited(devlicio.us)
4 points by LogicHoleFlaw 15y ago|0 comments
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by LogicHoleFlaw 15y ago
60fps also looks like a high-budget video game. I think that can play a role in overcoming a high-frame-rate aversion.
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by LogicHoleFlaw 16y ago
Well, the radius was doubled. The affected land area quadrupled.
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by LogicHoleFlaw 16y ago
You and me both.

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