groovylick

7 anni fadiscuss

You probably could have found the control board for sale online for half that cost and replaced it yourself. It's no more that a couple plugs, refrigerator repair is very over priced unless they have to tinker with the refrigerant.

groovylick

7 anni fadiscuss

Intel have not been able to produce 10nm chips for 2 years now and they don't expect them until 2020. If the Ryzen 3000 leaks of a 15% IPC gain are proven to be true in a couple weeks then Intel is in real trouble. Add on additional performance losses with this mitigation and Intel is very likely to lose the top end of the CPU market for at least 2 years. INTC might look very different come the end of the month.

groovylick

7 anni fadiscuss

In California poll workers are paid from $100 - $250 for the day depending on the job responsibilities and county.

groovylick

7 anni fadiscuss

Manning also served time in prison for 2.75 years. Assange imprisoning himself in an embassy is not same.

groovylick

7 anni fadiscuss

You'll need to change your IP as well. Something you have never logged in as to create the account. Sock puppet accounts can be associated by IP and social graph searches.

groovylick

11 anni fadiscuss

The reporting on this story has been pretty terrible. Wired just running with the AP story without spending the couple of minutes it takes to verify the details is shameful.

The clintonemail.com domain was registered by Justin Cooper [1] and the MX records point to mail servers run by mxlogics.net, now owned by McAfee, not some solo server in Clinton's home. The sole evidence from the AP report is:

> It was not immediately clear exactly where Clinton's computer server was run, a business record for the Internet connection it used was registered under the home address for her residence as early as August 2010. The customer was listed as Eric Hoteham.

A business record for an Internet connection doesn't prove anything, let alone the location of an email server. A history of the MX records [2] is evidence of the location and management of the email server, which has always been set to a mxlogics domain. That it took me only 5 minutes to gather his information but unsourced reporting is being parroted is poor journalism.

[1] http://who.is/dns/clintonemail.com [History & DNS Tabs] [2] https://dnshistory.org/dns-records/clintonemail.com

groovylick

11 anni fadiscuss

I returned to Firefox from Chrome about 1 year ago due to nagging rendering bugs with linux. Running out of video memory triggered a bug where Chrome would leave a stale buffer of the window on screen. My inputs still got to browser, I could change tabs, scroll, go full-screen it just won't repaint the window. I would have to restart my window manager to get it to repaint. The only solution was to disable GPU rendering but then scrolling was terrible. I know I was pushing the limits of my 7 year old Thinkpad, but I liked my keyboard and 3 real mouse buttons. I moved to Firefox and even with GPU rendering enabled never had that problem.

Months later that Thinkpad's battery died and I moved to working on a modern dual monitor desktop machine. Thinking my problems with Chrome would be gone with plenty of horsepower I discovered a new bug. My monitors are (unfortunately) BGR pixel order not much much more common RGB. It's pretty easy to setup in Cinnamon/Gnome just change 1 dconf key and font rendering is great. Chrome completely ignores this setting and renders fuzzy haloed fonts, plus it not just for Linux, Chrome does the same under Windows. The best workaround is to enable grayscale sub-pixel rendering in chrome://flags but fonts are still fuzzy. From what I found while debugging the problem Chrome used to support different pixel orders but broke it recently.

Once again Firefox renders fonts just fine by reading the pixel order set by the OS. Chrome isn't alone in the pixel order problems, Sublime Text and Atom both suffer from the same problem.

groovylick

12 anni fadiscuss

Evince worked well for me as well, when Firefox's built-in reader couldn't render it.

groovylick

12 anni fadiscuss

It's pretty much the same article but I enjoyed the Poitras profile done for New Yorker[1] by George Packer. It got me interested enough to find some of her earlier docs and give them a watch.

[1] http://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2014/10/20/holder-secrets

groovylick

12 anni fadiscuss

The amount of time it takes to complete work for a commit is highly variable. I've had commits take a few minutes up to a day's worth of work when debugging something complex. A simple mean time per commit seems like a poor metric.

groovylick

12 anni fadiscuss

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groovylick

12 anni fadiscuss

A quick searched turned up a popular mechanics[1] article about Russian radar and US stealth aircraft, that reinforces what Sprey said.

[1] http://www.popularmechanics.com/technology/military/planes-u...

groovylick

12 anni fadiscuss

Long tap for numbers and punctuation, ala android, is always annoying missing when using the iPad keyboard. Its so simple, plus saves so much time and mental processing hunting through the extra keyboard states.

groovylick

12 anni fadiscuss

Plus just about 200 lines later there is a completely different email address to notify of a failed ssh connection.

>mail('[email protected],[email protected]', 'SSH connection to freetxn@'.$ip.' failed', 'Used ssh key 14a70b11-5f36-4890-82ca-5de820882c7f, but couldn\'t login to push those txs:'."\n".implode("\n", $el_todo));

groovylick

12 anni fadiscuss

The Ecstasy of Gold https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nOr0na6mKJQ one of my favorite movie soundtracks.

groovylick

12 anni fadiscuss

As a born and raised Californian that has visited Seattle via car a few times, I agree completely about our driving habits. There is a reason we drive that way though, it's out of necessity. Our traffic is heavy and drivers are very self-centered so the only way to get anywhere is to be aggressive and take space and position or someone else will.

Personally I preferred the driver's mentality of the northwest and once I had been there a few days I drove much more like them since it was so refreshing to not have to not be in the take and defend mindset. Plus when you want to speed they get out of the way well in advance which is awesome when you're in a hurry.

groovylick

13 anni fadiscuss

Gox is a follower in the BTC market now that it takes forever to get USD out. BTC-e looks like its traders move the market and Gox just follows, especially at times of high volume.

groovylick

13 anni fadiscuss

The time to transfer btc from one exchange to another is almost an hour. This makes arbitrage quite risky as the price is quite volatile over that time period.

groovylick

13 anni fadiscuss

I got 3 192.x.x.x addresses from Ramnode for one of my nodes. They can't be that rare.

groovylick

14 anni fadiscuss

It is a landing flight path and is about 1 mile away from the airport. Departures are westward over Ocean Beach unless there is heavy fog and they reverse, pretty rare. The video is taken from the middle of Balboa Park under the Laurel street bridge over the 163 freeway. I can sit out on my deck and watch these plane's final descent and their horizontal position and altitude varies quite a bit and I'm about a half mile from where the video was shot.

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