drill_sarge

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by drill_sarge 12y ago
Weren't the launch codes set to 0000000 or something because for convenience for decades? So no need to upgrade to larger storage for this. edit: found it http://gizmodo.com/for-20-years-the-nuclear-launch-code-at-u...
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by drill_sarge 12y ago
The moment they start to integrate somekind of ads (yes, I heard the rumor/plans) in Firefox they are dead. It doesn't even matter if they don't track, aren't intrusive or whatever. The users will run away.
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by drill_sarge 12y ago
Who moved to Java? Write once - debug everywhere.
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by drill_sarge 12y ago
As an attacker I care only about the data and don't give a a shit if it is a real machine or a virtual one. If I can sniff the passwords in your browser or just have a keylogger in one of the VMs I am fine. Not sure if that solves a th
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by drill_sarge 12y ago
how about these: https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/b/b2/Leitpfos... also road paint is mixed with glass fragments and is highly reflective. ok, it does not glow at night by itself, but your
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by drill_sarge 13y ago
If you want some 100% no issues working, just get something with Intel CPu and GPU. Although the free Radeon drivers are pretty good now too. Avoid some kind of integrated GPU+extra discrete chip combination. Otherwise there isn't real
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Google enforcing Web store only extensions for Chrome(sites.google.com)
65 points by drill_sarge 13y ago|82 comments
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by drill_sarge 13y ago
I don't know why media is circle jerking about this. I am not a fan of Putin and I can see that he wanted simply to get rid of Chodorkowski and that he may or may not got a real fair trial. But in the end Chodorkowski is a criminal who
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by drill_sarge 13y ago
The price model of the rail company doesn't make much sense here (germany). I can travel from Berlin to Paris cheaper, than I can from Frankfurt to Munich for example. But then they have special offers for certain regions sometimes, wh
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by drill_sarge 13y ago
I only see low res shadow maps with an awful filter. Joke aside, I find it always fascinating what detail or references are put in movies which nobody notices.
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by drill_sarge 13y ago
This is how SSL works if you use Cloudflare. You have to hand them your private key. Also the article doesn't state this, I would guess they mean that everyone on their service should use ssl (maybe they will enable ssl on their free p
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by drill_sarge 13y ago
>give secret ssl key to cloudflare meh
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by drill_sarge 13y ago
It reminds me of AMD Athlon64 period. Everyone claimed 64bit to be responsible for everything. In fact the majority of the performance came from the improvements over the k7 architecture (like integrated memory controller, hyper transport,
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by drill_sarge 13y ago
Download: https://dl.fedoraproject.org/pub/fedora/linux/releases/20/ More mirrors here, but not all servers are synced with 20 yet: https://mirrors.fedoraproject.org/publiclist/
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Fedora 20 released(docs.fedoraproject.org)
124 points by drill_sarge 13y ago|101 comments
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by drill_sarge 13y ago
sorry, meant 10.04
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by drill_sarge 13y ago
Yes. To clarify: dist-upgrade upgrades everything, including installing or removing new dependencies. Upgrade upgrades the installed packages, but doesn't add or remove new packages. In theory only using "upgrade" is supposed
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by drill_sarge 13y ago
It's no custom distro. It's Ubuntu 10.10 LTS. Only thing which they added was WollMux: http://www.wollmux.net/wiki/Hauptseite Also they switched from OpenOffice to LibreOffice
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by drill_sarge 13y ago
I'd recommend using Debian testing instead of stable for that. (testing is preferred in most personal use cases if you don't run in a corporate environment/server or similar) http://www.debian.org/devel/d
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by drill_sarge 13y ago
If you get a laptop with mostly Intel (especially gpu) components it is pretty much guaranteed that any major Linux distribution will work out of the box just fine. The thing with preinstalled GNU/Linux is the same with preinstalled Wi
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by drill_sarge 13y ago
It does not state on what drivers/other stuff they are contributing. It sounds they work together with the vendors to improve the proprietary drivers, I think. That would be zero benefit for GNU/Linux environment. Also current sta
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by drill_sarge 13y ago
Debian with EULA? Hell no...
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by drill_sarge 13y ago
Call of Duty isn't even a good shooter. The franchise has become the example of a dull, repetitive and undemanding interactive experience - I don't even say game because most of it are scripted sequences with almost no player inte
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by drill_sarge 13y ago
I doubt it's a serious project
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by drill_sarge 13y ago
What is e-mail marketing? this is a serious question. As someone who has nothing to do with marketing, advertising and all that stuff for me "e-mail marketing" is just spam. or what is it? newsletters? Does it mean that you buy ma
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by drill_sarge 13y ago
Interesting enough Youtube has removed the HD WebM formats and only offers 360p for WebM and higher quality is mp4 only. Strange decision baring in mind that Google is behind pushing WebM.
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by drill_sarge 13y ago
https://userscripts.org/scripts/show/87011 No need for Flash anymore, works on every video
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by drill_sarge 13y ago
If it was for a normal toilet and a laptop I would buy
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by drill_sarge 13y ago
I don't think the president has much influence on such a situation, you should look at Keith Alexander, not Obama/Bush/whoever.
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by drill_sarge 13y ago
Yes please, make this choice least interesting/controversial as possible to make it even more irrelevant. The interesting question is: would it be someone else if Time wasn't US media?

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