Strshps1MoreTim

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by Strshps1MoreTim 13y ago
Hah, there are tens of millions of professional developers out there. The majority of them use Windows and don't have a C++ compiler installed. Look outside the bubble ;)
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by Strshps1MoreTim 14y ago
Yeah right, my PC happily sends 2560x1600 picture to my monitor over DVI right now. All HDMI ports I've seen are limited to 1920x1200.
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by Strshps1MoreTim 14y ago
Can be, just seen the number of 125 in some study. By surgeon I meant a PhD doing operations on humans, but I guest somewhere it means a a nurse.
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by Strshps1MoreTim 14y ago
Change is the only way forward. If the Western civilization refuses to accept the facts of life and change itself, it will become just an interesting topic in the history books.
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by Strshps1MoreTim 14y ago
There is a huge difference based on ethnicity. The average IQ for Ashkenazi Jews is 125, while say the people from West European origin have around 100. That's the difference between somebody capable of doing good job in construction and so
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by Strshps1MoreTim 14y ago
My bad.
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by Strshps1MoreTim 14y ago
Well, I'd say any person with a bit of practical experience will understand that the way BBC (one of the most influential medias in the world) policies are set is not by hiring people and letting them work based on high morale criteria. I h
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by Strshps1MoreTim 14y ago
Get a clue, the Windows setup says something like "Do not install without a license"
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by Strshps1MoreTim 14y ago
What are you trying to say exactly?? iPlayer itself displays a ton of warnings that you need a TV license to use it.
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by Strshps1MoreTim 14y ago
The guys who control BBC are not employes of policy or any other BBC department. The old boy networks in UK currently see the open Internet as extremely dangerous and will do almost anything to monitor/limit/regulate/restrict it.
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by Strshps1MoreTim 14y ago
Right, I'm interested in XYZ, so that is what the top post should be ...
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by Strshps1MoreTim 14y ago
Do some more study before living stupid comments - all Monstanto DNA patents are code fragments from living organisms. This corporation is insanely evil, get a clue and stop defending it.
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by Strshps1MoreTim 14y ago
Does it support IE7?
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by Strshps1MoreTim 14y ago
Yeah, a desperate attempt to break independent from the Hollywood/TV crooks.
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by Strshps1MoreTim 14y ago
Seriously? How many 70 year old people do you know? Let say you need to urgently take your child to a doctor and can choose between a 30 yo and a 70 yo. What would you do?
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by Strshps1MoreTim 14y ago
Exactly, nowadays the majority of people in the developed world are "working" in marketing, finance and other useless areas. It would be far better if they just stay home.
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by Strshps1MoreTim 14y ago
Right, on to registering letmeddosthatforyou.com :D
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by Strshps1MoreTim 14y ago
Does this work with https sites? I'd like to stop online banking sites from logging me out every few minutes.
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by Strshps1MoreTim 14y ago
Why? Are you playing naive? Information today is the ultimate power, those surveillance systems are operated by the most powerful people in the world. A guy takes actions against them, how shocking he's getting punished.
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by Strshps1MoreTim 14y ago
Bill Gates never said that.
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by Strshps1MoreTim 14y ago
It's impossible (without an AGI :) ) to reproduce all the features and bugs in something as complex as MS Word, so import/export will never be perfect. Just have a look at the "standard" docx format specification.
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by Strshps1MoreTim 14y ago
IMHO there are two reasons this is unlikely: 1. MS has always been the king of "on paper" features. That was an important reason back in the 80s and 90s for Word, Excel, PP to win the market. 2. MS Office is by far the most profitable softw
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by Strshps1MoreTim 14y ago
"seems totally ridiculous" is a ridiculous argument. Human brain being very bad at estimating exponential processes. Do you have anything more scientific? Any way there are gonna be big changes in the near feature. Either the current progre
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by Strshps1MoreTim 14y ago
Uff, 1st theory =/= hypothesis, 2nd if the brain quantum computation in microtubules is true, 10^19 computations per kw/hr is not going to be nearly enough.
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by Strshps1MoreTim 14y ago
Care to check a dictionary?
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by Strshps1MoreTim 14y ago
Right, CIA and NSA never said they are not going to store the images, so it's perfectly fine with you ...
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by Strshps1MoreTim 14y ago
Or you can open your eyes and see the obvious fact: all productivity gains have been cashed by the top 1%.
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by Strshps1MoreTim 14y ago
A year or so ago I was contracting with a military supplier. The company makes rugged Windows CE handhelds and was looking at jumping to Android. $15 per device was the quote they got from Google. Now that you mention the number of activati
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by Strshps1MoreTim 14y ago
I have no idea who this guy is, but often "alternative medicine" is very effective. In poorer countries it's often performed by smart professionals, who are using experience accumulated over centuries or even millennia - what plants help wh
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by Strshps1MoreTim 14y ago
Why exactly do you feel you have to make lame excuses for the government? We live in the information age and information now is the ultimate power. The high level politicians and bureaucrats are clearly maniacs when it comes to power. IMHO

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