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Logitech Advanced 2.4 GHz Technology Revision 1.1H [pdf](logitech.com)
1 points by pentagonpapers 8y ago|0 comments
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by pentagonpapers 8y ago
Downtown Philadelphia as well. In fact, the small access street behind my work has a giant boiler in a back of an 18 wheeler that seems to be hooked up to our building while they are working on pipes and such. it's crazy! It was rented
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by pentagonpapers 8y ago
I use "I'm moving back to my parents" always works.
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by pentagonpapers 8y ago
Nah, I'd rather not be held accountable for endless scope creep and 80 hour work weeks delivering a product I repeatedly called a pile of bugs
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by pentagonpapers 8y ago
Bad idea cat /proc/<pid>/environ
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by pentagonpapers 8y ago
Booze
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by pentagonpapers 9y ago
If you think C++ is not overly complicated, just what is a protected abstract virtual base pure virtual private destructor and when was the last time you needed one?
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by pentagonpapers 9y ago
isn't that what those scanners do lol?
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by pentagonpapers 9y ago
deleting this comment as i will by flying a few weeks
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by pentagonpapers 9y ago
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by pentagonpapers 9y ago
Not really. Arch has a strict upstream rule, they avoid patching or maintiain dead shit. So when the hellish time when KDE4.0 came out, they released it immediately. Anyone upgrading on a 3.5 system was severely disadvantages
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by pentagonpapers 9y ago
Okay, I know everyone else probably knows about this feature, but I never did until today. Super useful, you get some binary blob script you are supposed to make 'just work', but it's hard to debug the internals with everythi
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Chrome Debugger: Auto-format minified scripts for easier debugging(developers.google.com)
1 points by pentagonpapers 9y ago|1 comments
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by pentagonpapers 9y ago
In e-commerce, order data and item level data can be exported to reported engines to gather info but you can pseudorandom the names to prevent data leakage
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by pentagonpapers 9y ago
I would rather trade my gpu power than get ads
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by pentagonpapers 9y ago
I learned on just basic about a decade and a half ago and it was my segue into becoming a developer
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by pentagonpapers 9y ago
If Mark zuckerberg ran for office on one party, I'm guessing it would impact the number of users in the opposition party
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by pentagonpapers 9y ago
Except - they explicitly state something along the lines of being a "24/7 pepe rally". /r/politics was a default sub that all new users saw when they signed up for reddit, or browsed without logging in.
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by pentagonpapers 9y ago
Is it possible that those users were deleted after this was revealed?
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by pentagonpapers 9y ago
> The DNC was not paying Correct The Record as you claim; they were independently funded by donors around the country, all of whom are listed here: Super PACs have NEVER taken advice or worked directly with national campaigns. (they veri
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by pentagonpapers 9y ago
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Correct_the_Record
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by pentagonpapers 9y ago
The last person who tried to change the calendar got his head chopped off. Literally: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gilbert_Romme