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tinyhitman

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    Comment #48830452

    why would a consumer device need a randomized password?

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    Comment #47515957

    Do you also happen to why this is not more common? Must be useful for more than just telephone wires.

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    Comment #47466987

    > cloud provider had no virtual console for some reason. Azure still hasn't got this. It has serial and does screenshots of the console, but no access to my knowledge.

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    Comment #46520210

    Could be to allow use of local variables that do not leak into the scope this code is executed in. That's what I use this pattern for.

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    Comment #44949150

    I don't know. As a developer there would be even more reason to be curious as to why the release binary is an order of magnitude slower then what is seen in development.

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    Comment #43555469

    Cool, hoping this will become more common and easier done with help from distro's!

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    Comment #43527313

    > and each app is isolated in a different user id I always liked this idea; but wouldn't you run into issues with file permissions? And if not, wouldn't that mean that the program …

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    Comment #41251487

    delaying SLA

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    Comment #40955806

    I'm sure I do.

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    Comment #40616673

    In the garbage language that we dont use anymore. Right? Right!? :)

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    Comment #37189955

    Sane, but I'm greeted with a three-eyed avatar, lol.

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    Comment #36757539

    Its not strictly the same. '1' is a number whereas '!0' is a boolean.

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    Comment #34625526

    With steamcmd (the steam client CLI) one can download whatever version of their owned games they want.

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    Comment #27048249

    Maybe prompt the user with a "use clean" or "use as-is" button (and "cancel"). and maybe a custom option; where you can toggle what is cleaned and whatnot. and provide a "remember …

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    Comment #26345197

    NotOnly-cache?

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    Comment #26262570

    Sorry for the late response. This was on Windows yes but it must've been fixed by now as I very rarely reset profiles and haven't experienced this since. I'll keep your offer in th…

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    Comment #26178058

    While I'm not disagreeing that this should be possible to (easily) factory reset a device, it also shouldn't be possible for just _anyone_ with physical access to completely reset …

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    Comment #26152888

    Yeah this is likely. Not sure about other browsers but I haven't noticed any of such issues myself anymore. And hey, if it ain't broke... It would be a nice for browsermakers to im…

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    Comment #26152741

    Anecdotally in a certain Chrome version somewhere in the past years I've noticed something like this. The first 2 characters in my omnibox caused a terrible slowdown. So likely the…

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    Comment #26113871

    Cool! I used to run a similar setup, when I started out I passed through the hardware. But when things were running smoothly I never booted back into windows natively (Wasn't plann…

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    Comment #26113094

    What interface do you use (USB/eSATA, etc)? And you mention gaming setup, assuming windows, is this as portable as you make it sound? No weird hardware-dependent issues?