mickrussom

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by mickrussom 7y ago
interesting idea but the system is pretty much not able to be used for any task and this type of thing will end up as landfill.
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by mickrussom 8y ago
higgs landed almost exactly in the middle of the range between supersymmetry and multiverse - first, the higgs is in the metastable range - a middling result. second - Higgs above the max of 115 GEV needed for supersymmetry to work and les
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by mickrussom 8y ago
my favorite part of this all is that the last generation's retina have: 1) larger batteries, 2) better track pads , 3) magsafe vs crap connector for power USBC 4) horrific keyboards that have no travel, bad feel, no space between keys
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by mickrussom 8y ago
I wish there was a solution to this. All crap from telus it looks like.
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by mickrussom 9y ago
I played wc, wc2 and all the special missions until my fingers bled without cheating and without fearing the 486-dx2-66. i played that game and i never cheated and I made medal of honor on all possible missions. it was the best game ever!!!
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by mickrussom 9y ago
That tool looks really, really great. Vector networks.
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by mickrussom 9y ago
Ill tell you what. Every single bulb is LED, tv plasma-> led, all appliances and fans upgraded to energy efficient, all HDDs->SSD, all lights on sensors, no heating used, no AC used, and my bills are bigger here in CA than ever. So if
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by mickrussom 9y ago
I've noticed that comments here that are critical of Bezos gets met with downvoting. Sad. Why Microsoft got the 3rd degree and Amazon gets a pass is beyond me. I guess that large unethical companies like Amazon can use AIs to police se
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by mickrussom 9y ago
Bezos creates a boiler room. Bezos, to me, is the most Machiavellian man alive and the arms race he started is being emulated by the likes of Jack Ma. This will not lead to happier people. Spying, advertising, fake and low quality products
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by mickrussom 9y ago
Sometimes space and military programs will produce technology that later becomes commercially very useful, eg, Raytheon and the microwave oven (First introduced Radarange 1946 - and Amana made a more generally consumable model in 1967). The
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by mickrussom 9y ago
5.2 is windows 2003 / xp-64-bit. XP is 5.1. 64-bit XP was based off of Windows 2003 code base. All are out of support at this point. Doesnt seem like MP or 64-bit is supported per https://reactos.org/wiki/AMD64 .
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by mickrussom 9y ago
Actually, FreeBSD does have that ability. https://www.freebsd.org/doc/handbook/linuxemu.html
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by mickrussom 9y ago
I just tried it in VMware Workstation, both on Linux and Windows. Looks to be 32-bit only. Did not install. Rebooted to black screen. Also did not detect multiple CPUs. Tried settings for windows NT, 2000, 2003, Windows XP and Windows XP-64
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by mickrussom 9y ago
Try arguing with them about an SLA violation they had with their cloud infrastructure. The game is setup where they can chisel and have these guffaw and aw garsh moments but every adword and every billable second on their cloud will get pai
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by mickrussom 9y ago
Yeah, a guy with 80 billion dollars whose company totally denatured a blue collar Boeing engineering city into a city with the top 10% living like kings, brutal real estate situation, bad traffic and transit , no middle class anymore - ever
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by mickrussom 9y ago
"So, I don't think this is a conversation I will engage in any further." Confirmation on being called out on confirmation bias confirmed.
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by mickrussom 9y ago
So if a girl gets FGM and doesnt cry its ok? Are you insane? So if one is induced with anesthesia and they cut your arm off its ok then? MGM = FGM, and you denied a child a choice when there was no immediate danger. I wish I had the choice.
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by mickrussom 9y ago
MGM (circumcision) = FGM. You can lie to yourself and others but the person being mutilated is being denied a choice when their lives are not in danger.
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by mickrussom 9y ago
Confirmation bias. You will never know if the benefits outweigh the risks and you denied the kid the choice. I wish I had the choice. Mutilations cannot be reversed. You probably did it because - 1 it was done to you, 2 some custom from a d
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by mickrussom 9y ago
As a middle class person without a property and kids just knowing we maintain salt ponds in an area where housing is in a world-record man-made critical shortage in a state where if fly over at night is mostly empty is beyond me. No housebo
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by mickrussom 9y ago
My wife always bugs me about the cold. I tell her operating rooms are cold. Heat = entropy, disease vector increase. Any thawing of permafrost will start to revive dormant diseases, viruses and flora. We might as well complete the trifecta
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by mickrussom 9y ago
To be fair - dropbox has shown considerable restraint here. In all that time hackpad was useful and not apparently neglected. And given dropbox gives a small footprint for free, and a bit more of you make virtual instances and email codes t
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by mickrussom 9y ago
IPv6 solves mAAAAny issues. DNS issues causes MAAAAny more. I dAAAAbble in v6 here AAAAnd there AAAAnd the situAAAAtion is still pretty dire.
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by mickrussom 9y ago
I heard on Bloomberg tv / news that Tesla has a target price for the Model 3 in the high 50's/low 60s. So they start in the high 30s and have upgrades that can double the price. I find it unfortunate that there are this many
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by mickrussom 10y ago
Honestly, the #1 terminal program is SecureCRT and its worth paying for. The only reason: There are two great and efficient ways of managing logins and session information. I wish there way an open copy of SecureCRT but I've yet to fin
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by mickrussom 10y ago
I think headline means SnapChat crashes more than the twitter app or anything else.
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by mickrussom 10y ago
Relative to the cost of living and housing I would say bay area is way underpaid at this point
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by mickrussom 10y ago
Japan is in the worst earthquake zone. How are 2 million dollar 4:2 "homes" and stressed and strained schools a good thing? Where are your kids going to live? Do even consider planning for the future?
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by mickrussom 10y ago
The bay area. The best, brightest, smartest, pedigreed, hardest working most motivated people on earth. And we cant solve the simplest problems in the Maslow's hierarchy. American Indians solved the housing problems with Teepees and Wi
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by mickrussom 10y ago
Good idea. Too little too late. I suffer horribly with my small family and two good jobs. One job basically pays for the taxes. And housing is so expensive I cant get over the hump to get a mortgage to see any tax benefits. Its really crush

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