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by ago 3y ago
I tried it a few months ago and ReFS ate my data. No indication of why in event logs or SMART data. It had IsPowerProtected set because I have a UPS and I had a unclean restart, I would expect it to lose data, but not to corrupt the filesys
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by ago 3y ago
Orbstack does not seem to run Windows.
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by ago 7y ago
Media queries can leak info to the server easily without JavaScript: https://matt.traudt.xyz/p/YF4ciVY6.html
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by ago 8y ago
They are bad, but it is better than nothing. I think if you are completely deaf they probably are not good enough. For myself, I have some hearing damage from working with fire alarms without hearing protection which makes it sometimes hard
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by ago 9y ago
BCH for small transactions with 0-conf is not slow as hell. When you require confirmations a system like Bitcoin has a quite random time between blocks, but 10 minutes on average. IOTA has an absolutely unprofessional development team, doin
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by ago 9y ago
How is it a scam to keep it working like it was intended to work? I did not buy into Bitcoin to hold it forever, I bought it to use it as cash. Therefore I do feel defrauded by the current developers, until just yesterday they advertised on
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by ago 9y ago
Have a look at my reply here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=16210897
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by ago 9y ago
Transaction malleability has nothing to do with the security properties of zero conf, it only allows you to change the signature of a transaction, not the contents. So if you malleated a transaction, you would still end up with a transactio
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by ago 9y ago
If you wanted to use a secondary nVidia card for PhysX, all was fine until nVidia changed their driver to disable PhysX when it detected an active AMD card.
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by ago 9y ago
That was my problem first too, but you can make it require the token on mobile too. I have it set up that way and I need to tap my Yubikey NEO to authenticate using NFC on Android. Works great.
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by ago 9y ago
It got patched after he posted this. Before that there was no only_uninitialized.
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by ago 10y ago
> When disagreeing, please reply to the argument instead of calling names. https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html
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by ago 10y ago
At the 2008 Beijing summer olympics they actually reduced the censorship a little until the games were over.
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by ago 10y ago
The mplayer keys work in VLC too, BTW.
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by ago 10y ago
I think the multi tab selection is not part of the extension, but is integrated in Chrome itself. I recently discovered it by accident and found it to be super helpful to do things like splitting a group of tabs into a new window.
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by ago 10y ago
Did you reply to the right person? Your reply does not seem to address anything that was said.
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by ago 10y ago
"Flash memory (both NOR and NAND types) was invented by Fujio Masuoka while working for Toshiba circa 1980. According to Toshiba, the name "flash" was suggested by Masuoka's colleague, Shōji Ariizumi, because the erasure
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by ago 10y ago
It would be really nice to have physical hardware that identifies the same as the VMware / VirtualBox hardware.
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by ago 10y ago
I think you might have replied to the wrong post
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by ago 11y ago
Wow, finally being able to resize dock widgets. I've been searching for this forever, always thinking I was doing something wrong. At least now I know it wasn't really possible. This finally allows me to get my last major UI task
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by ago 11y ago
It definitely affects Thailand too, Sinet sent notifications about the problem, and speed is quite bad to some sites.
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by ago 11y ago
Same here, I only use it because I have to make my applications work on OS-X and to me it is the worst operating system that I've ever had the opportunity to try. I took my time to learn how to do things the OS-X way, but I prefer Linu
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by ago 11y ago
I agree that Opera the browser is not as competitive as they once were, but for the ads point you could say the same about Chrome since Google makes its money from advertising, not from the browser. I haven't seen any ads outside of th
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by ago 11y ago
The flags kind of look wrong, there is 'f' without an argument and piping a file inside? Maybe my tar memory is just fuzzy, it feels like https://xkcd.com/1168/
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by ago 12y ago
You're completely right. The police were nice to me, probably because I was very cooperative. The team was about 15 people from the LKA, including the head of the cybercrime unit. I did cause a bit of a scare when I reached for the kit
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by ago 12y ago
I think I already confirmed it on reddit after someone else said it. I shared it with SourceX from myg0t and he shared it with other people inside myg0t. It was really stupid to do ... yay hindsight :(
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by ago 12y ago
I worked programming fire alarm systems for a while, embedded device programming and test automation. Now I started doing realtime graphics in Bejing. Working on using the Kinect to do gesture input on presentations on really big screens. L
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by ago 12y ago
Valve claimed it to be $250 million. German police made fun of that figure, they believed someone added a few too many zeres.
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by ago 12y ago
I agree that what I did was bad, but to say that it takes no talent is just wrong. In fact some of the things were more challenging than anything I've come accross at any of my jobs (programming embedded device firmware, test automatio
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by ago 14y ago
I am a convicted malware coder (Agobot/Gaobot/Phatbot/etc...) and it all started because of a chat I had with a botmaster. Back then I needed a key for Warcraft III, which just came out, so I tried some keygen I found on the net, without an

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