hermitdev

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by hermitdev 3y ago
The stipulations are in regards to endorsement of securities, not regular goods and services.
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by hermitdev 3y ago
Try alt+printscreen. It'll only capture the active window instead of your full desktop.
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by hermitdev 4y ago
> They're more lethal Are they really? A quick search for "US pedestrian deaths by vehicle type" and I came across this 2005 study [0] looking at pedestrian fatalities per mile by vehicle type (and I'll admit some has
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Signature Bank becomes next casualty of banking turmoil after SVB(reuters.com)
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by hermitdev 4y ago
Firaxis provided the source for the core DLL for modding. Don't recall exactly when, but it may have been with the Beyond the Sword expansion.
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by hermitdev 4y ago
The Civ4 core game dll was its own bottleneck. It's is terribly inefficient c++. Years ago, I was working on my own mod to optimize it because I got tired of waiting 15 minutes for the AI to complete a turn on a huge map late game. It
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by hermitdev 4y ago
No, the benefit of the doubt should go to the accused. Sony should have to prove their case in a court of law. Due process must be upheld.
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by hermitdev 4y ago
I think part of the problem is the apparent lack of accountability for violations. I mean, what were the repercussions for any of the violations the OIG found? Careers need to be ended and people sent to jail over this. This is a civil righ
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by hermitdev 4y ago
I wouldn't get your hopes up, I'm sure there'll be an exemption for political activities...
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by hermitdev 4y ago
I recently had the displeasure of filing claims with Progressive. An insured party of theirs was transporting my vehicles and the hauler crashed. Totalled my car and did a number on my wife's. Took 5 months to get my wife's car fi
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by hermitdev 4y ago
One thing I haven't seen anyone else mention besides not being idiomatic Python is that ”if users == []" and it's ilk allocate a new empty object for the comparison. It's unnecessarily slow and wasteful. Others have ment
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by hermitdev 4y ago
It's universal across the board, really, and it's been going of for a while. Nearly 10 years ago, I was doing MS office integration. Every new build of our addins got flagged by virus vendors. Norton in particular flagged us due t
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by hermitdev 4y ago
No, the problem is using the wrong data type: "long". On 32-bit systems, Linux defines long to be 32-bits,vs 64 bits on 64-bit. As another example of how this could be broken: use this code on Windows, either 32 or 64 bit and the
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by hermitdev 4y ago
One gap to this approach: gcc can use argument files (pass a file that contains the actual arguments). I've only really seen this with build systems that expect to work on large numbers of arguments that will not fit on the command lin
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by hermitdev 4y ago
I think it also matters on what the response to the incident was, in particular the answer to the questions of: who was responsible and how can we prevent this from happening again? If the answer to the first question is a bunch of finger p
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by hermitdev 4y ago
As a former heavy drinker, drinking responsibly is more about planning ahead while you're sober so you don't have to rely upon your drunk self to make the right call. Going to a bar? Take a cab or walk _to_ the bar, so you don&#x2
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by hermitdev 4y ago
It also stopped in a bad spot for human eyes. From the rear facing shot, looks like was just past a brightly lit to dark tunnel. Human eyes need a bit to adjust to that. It's quite possible, especially as the backup grew that people li
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by hermitdev 4y ago
> The way. He talks. Is like. He puts. A period. Every. Word. Or two. So... Like Shatner? Sorry, couldn't resist.
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by hermitdev 4y ago
Tron: Legacy soundtrack was done by Daft Punk. Not exactly your run of the mill movie studio hack job... Other interesting soundtracks done by musicians not known for soundtrack work you might find interesting: Fight Club (Dust Brothers) Ev
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by hermitdev 4y ago
I'm not a lawyer, but I think statute of limitations only protects you against charges being filed for a crime performed X years ago. It doesn't protect you if you run from charges for X years.
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by hermitdev 4y ago
I spent 9 years there, left a decade ago. Turnover is high, but this is a gross exaggeration. It is stressful, and not everyone can hack it. I was there during and after the '05 layoff when roughly 2/3s of IT was cut. That's
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by hermitdev 4y ago
Wait... Professional employee? So... Paid people need not apply? Or, is this some weird definition of professional that only applies to white collar jobs?
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by hermitdev 4y ago
They probably also don't want to expose it to users at all because of marketing. Anyone remember those old ads of PC vs Mac and Mac not getting viruses? Because, I do...
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by hermitdev 4y ago
It seems to me there's a couple of other assumptions in there, too: 1) the string_view is null terminated (not required by string_view, not a safe assumption in general) and 2) that any padding is zero-initialized (don't think thi
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by hermitdev 4y ago
I've hit command line length limits on both Windows and Linux (and they're different lengths). Typically when I've run into it, it's been with build systems, especially those built around make/gnumake. Have a set of
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by hermitdev 4y ago
ICEs will also use recycled exhaust to warm intake air. There's a separate sensor for intake air temp and I think a separate oxygen sensor that should inform the fuel mix. At least in my performance car, there are separate gauges for e
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by hermitdev 4y ago
It really doesn't matter that it was either Democrats, Republicans or both . It's that it was happening at all. The government should not be inserting itself into censoring speech of any kind, especially the sort they don't
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by hermitdev 4y ago
The oil embargo was in response to Japanese Imperialism in the Pacific, having already conquered a fair amount of territory. It wasn't just out of the blue with Japan sitting there behaving themselves.
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by hermitdev 4y ago
The president merely has control of the heads of departments. They don't have control over the rank and file. It is notoriously hard to get rid of non-elected government officials...
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by hermitdev 4y ago
I'm not going to touch bot farm, but the problem with labeling someone a troll and thus is that is subjective and not clearly defined. There's a level of intent behind being a troll vs being thought of as a troll. Here, in the USA

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