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Comment #11047558
> Remember the woman who proved that Apple consistently slows down sold iPhones with "updates" right before the launch date of a new model? No. Story linked from daily mail (that's…
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Comment #10176185
The NES cart connector can be repaired with some patience or replaced inexpensively. A lot of sites selling new connectors claim they are made with more robust materials than the o…
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Comment #9883535
Copy to clipboard, apparently. (Github project pages have a flash application to handle this)
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Comment #9856698
Always worth checking if the IP you inherit is in some DNSBL. A number of Hetzner IPs I've gotten were tainted. It's oh so much fun trying to get them removed.
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Comment #9599211
Was just looking at a review for a new game, Stormfinch, which uses this engine: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q2sd2FNPTBs It's clearly a little clunkier than monochrome or simpl…
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Comment #9182772
> There is no way in hell a 1.79Mhz 6502 can play streaming video. It can't decode MPEG 4 real time, of course, but machines of this class are more than capable of streaming video.…
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Comment #8990020
You don't have to wait 5 years, you can request them yearly. They just go back 5 years (I think).
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Comment #8989378
Ireland has a Pay As You Earn system which is usually administered by your employer. Mostly, you do nothing and the money is paid. Every 5 years, file a P21 to check you're not due…
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Comment #8984199
I remember someone (not me, oh no...) used one for NT4 with inadequate policies to get Admin access. Create a batch file with the content: net localgroup administrators NewUser /ad…
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Comment #8971079
> Anyone knows what their software development process is to get that kind of confidence? If it's NASA confidence, waterfall every time :) Having worked in that sort of environment…
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Comment #8928273
I have five Seagate branded 3TB external disks, so have no real idea what's inside. Three of them are dead. I stopped using the others.
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Comment #8579981
Oh super, thanks. I'll have to try that out.
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Comment #8579979
I'm considering it as an option for running proprietary video conference applications which either don't work or are chronically bad on Linux.
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Comment #8579679
I ditched mrxvt long ago because of lack of Unicode support (though I did use it under Cygwin/X). https://github.com/simonzack/urxvt-tabbed - is this the project you're using?
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Comment #8457955
Sure, with an option to enable write with the usual "omg ur apps!" warning.
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Comment #8445289
A read only block device would have been better and would actually work on non-Windows OSes.
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Comment #8445105
But it doesn't work like "rsync/scp/sftp over USB". No seek or partial transfer support makes it a dog. Very poor cross-platform support makes it a terrible choice.
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Comment #8444983
Wasn't the patent mess the reason Android stopped supporting usb-storage and now uses (the horror!) MTP? I think UDF is well supported by everything now and has several advantages …
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Comment #8400161
> When you fire a missile, the screen effect is insanely bright. There was a rumour that people who played on a Vectrex (a vector display home console) would experience eye damage …
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Comment #8390059
http://pause.perl.org/pause/query?ACTION=pause_06history Pull request on the way.
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Comment #8206417
> this panel stays with you like a bad STD Wait, is this an actual product or is it a satire on the sad state of our industry?
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Comment #8118828
I remember this - I thought it was on el reg, but worse, it was theinq :) https://web.archive.org/web/20031219162954/http://www.theinq...