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mikejmoffitt
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Comment #16799910
It was sad to hear the fifteen minute warning on the intercom and to watch Gary lock up front for the last time.
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Comment #16217091
Maybe it's snooty holier-than-thou posts by users of password managers, lacking in substance or any real argument, that lets the majority of password users remain unconvinced.
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Comment #16208406
As the original footage was done on film, the time difference between the top and bottom of a single frame is zero, unlike a "rolling shutter" progressively scanned sensor. The fra…
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Comment #16031087
Citation needed. In my experience, running AoE2HD in Wine results in strange mouse errors at the start of a match which can ruin a game (where the screen is stuck scrolling to one …
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Comment #15864922
This might be the most offensive website with regards to layout and ad density. At least five ads, including one massive top-bar wanted to sell me on some TV show called "Happy". T…
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Comment #15709391
This is just a study of filtering algorithms. The author is just looking at Photoshop's (default!) bicubic filtering, which emphasizes high-frequency detail content at the expense …
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Comment #15510343
There is only one row. The one below the top is a strange and alien one called "number keys".
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Comment #15503175
I just received my T25. They are already unavailable in the US. I will soon be making a comparison video between the T25, my X62, and the old X300. I will say that the panel itself…
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Comment #15503156
Agreed, and I'm happy that I'm not the only person with this view on display density. I can deal with HiDPI displays if it allows me to to a 1:2 integer scale without losing too mu…
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Comment #15321033
I remember this not-so-fondly. This wouldn't be a problem for a game that is composited alongside the desktop in a "Windowed" mode, but for a full-screen application it is an "excl…
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Comment #15314982
Nvidia graphics with the actual binary drivers are great for Linux users. What are you talking about? Plus, this is a modern Intel-based laptop, so I'd strongly bet that it's imple…
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Comment #15314970
I can't tell if this is a troll post or if you are being obtuse, considering what this laptop is called.
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Comment #15306098
They didn't just take a game boy screen, this is the whole thing.
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Comment #15306092
This is not just the game boy screen, this is the entire GBA as a controller, with custom hardware in the cartridge slot. The GBA is a great embedded system. More power to them!
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Comment #15279220
I use one of these X62 systems as my laptop.
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Comment #15119270
> You want a fucking good trackpad. [...] This is your primary input device. Heh, alright buddy.
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Comment #15101412
> Do not transition on any negative (falling) edges. > Falling edge clocks should be considered a violation of the one clock principle, as they act like separate clocks. I think th…
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Comment #15041532
The bloomberg website is full of wonderful '90s-esque animations that have a low-budget feel, certainly intentionally. It reminds me of the aesthetics of a Tim and Eric animation. …
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Comment #15041149
Joke aside, that didn't install a Windows program, and I'm willing to bet the WSL wasn't installed by default either, and I'll also bet that didn't work in a Windows command prompt…
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Comment #15029079
The Home/End usage on Mac OS seems completely worthless to me. I find Home/End useful for going to the start or end of a line respectively, so having it jump to the top or bottom o…
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Comment #15006728
Actual details on the patch by Trap15: http://daifukkat.su/blog/archives/2015/03/30/its_turbo_time/
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Comment #14964012
I agree with you about a package manager being a good OS feature, but this is unnecessary snark when the two most popular operating systems don't come with a package manager (of th…
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Comment #14850284
More importantly, flash videos weren't riddled with 4:2:2 color compression and fixed resolution.
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Comment #14841604
That doesn't really matter, as to the layperson virus often is a general catch-all term for malware.