looks alright to me. From the place I got mine (goulet pens) the ink's about 12.50 a bottle that size. I think the pens are creapers, which are ~14 bucks a piece
> Note: The source download is approximately 8.5GB in size. You will need over 30GB free to complete a single build, and up to 100GB (or more) for a full set of builds.
> My first successful craft to take off from Eve was "Eve Rescue Lander 10".
8 and 9 are still in orbit around the planet after "simulations" (quicksave) determined that they couldn't land with enough fuel to take off again. 5 and 7 are on the ground, unable to take off successfully - 5 landed at an angle and couldn't turn (Aerospikes have no thrust vectoring!), 7 was a bit too.. explody.. while staging on ascent. We still don't talk about 1-4, or 6.
superuser.com/a/756008/98855 spam? but looks like an ok program. User seems to be drive-by in such that after they dropped it they did not stick around. Answers the question, but probably still spam?
Stupid Math: SuperUser would need ~192,000 new users a day for 10 years before it could say it even served 10% of the population.
I guess it is no wonder how someone can set-up any ol' web site , as bad as it might be and still have people showing up at it. Hard to tell (via the web) how many people own computers, claims range from 22%-42% of the population. With a claim of over 75% owning mobile phones, many of which have a browser.
LOL documentcloud.org/documents/… like thats gonna work. I think people would have to think that some aspects of these social media are real, or have usefull information to begin with :-)
Not to mention the flood of crap flowing in and out of such locations daily, how any one group could think they could infuence anything using them.
Man, leave it to Verizon and the FCC... I got an "update" to my phone's firmware (undoubtedly the only one we'll get until approximately September), and it didn't even upgrade from 4.4 to 4.4.2 -_- WTF VerirolaFCC
on the plus side, it seems they deployed a new radio, and it gets slightly better reception
@HackToHell This command has been removed due to an excessive number of risqué results. It can be readded after some sanitisation is added. Feel free to do so here.
i recently did a clean install of my HP laptop with windows 8, it came with 8.0 and i couldn't do clean install of 8.1 over that because 8.1 has different sku and what not
Well i know it is possible to upgrade from 1.0 all the way up to 8.1 and keep the files and settings... But i dont know about jumping from XP straight to 7, and not through Vista
so that's why i was wondering if this transition or upgrade path is possible
i know x64 and x86 is not
@DJZorrow i would very much appreciate that, if you could just put up a working url where i can download the swedish windows xp with sp3 and x86, that would take out some of the guesswork for me
nothing illegal going on here really, in case mods start to wonder :)
this user that i'm helping has legal OEM license for XP
I like its music collection "curation" stuff. "The Sentence", catering to your tastes, etc. Rivals Pandora. and then it can play individual songs if you pick them
and it doesn't drop out all the f time like Spotify
@Bob no, I mean, it's not "song doesn't download fast enough", it's "pressing the power button to put the screen to sleep makes the BT drop out for 2 seconds"
I think Android apps are allowed to decide how much buffering they do; apps that buffer enough (like Google Play Music and apparently Beats) work fine; apps that try to be more "responsive" and drop their buffering size kill me
@Bob no. I'm getting on a plane and taking a vacation. I thought it'd be nice to buy a device with Verizon LTE and pop my sim card into it and have one device to rule them all that I can take with me, instead of having to do wifi tethering from my phone to whatever
Is there any way that a technical illiterate on a non-sudoer account can install crapware FF-addons if the addon tab is password protected? I assume in Windows a 3rd-party installer can insert a .xpi file on FF's folder during the next-next-install, but I figure on Linux a technically illiterate user wouldn't be so familiar with installing apps.
I ask this because after 3 malware outbreaks I forced my dad to use Ubuntu. I assumed it would be impossible for him to install malwares, only to find a dozen crapware firefox addons and toolbars.
@ThatBrazilianGuy a jnlp is basically a file that's a link providing instructions for your system to download and run a Java Desktop app, which runs with local trust
@JourneymanGeek he could, but the problem is that FF needs read-write to its profile or it won't run, and this user keeps installing malware addons to the browser
And incidentally I'm surelyprobablypossiblymaybe (who knows?) migrating a 50+ PC lab from Windows to Ubuntu 14.04 LTS, so I'd apply the same "technically illiterate user babysitting" approach there.
@Bob you'd also need to password-protect about:config, and disallow the user from browsing files on the local filesystem or even pulling up a user shell, because they could change the stuff back
@Bob I could block Java altogether on my dad's PC, because the only common usage of Java is in online banking (all banks here seem to use the same java solution); but on a public uni lab I have to leave it on for (1) the students that want to do a quick banking, and (2) the gazillion rare cases
@JourneymanGeek looks like kevlar, but it's just painted on fabric :P
difference between fake and real: kevlar is used as actual structural protection on my smartphone (Droid Maxx), but Meelectronics is all about the fake kevlar appearance
I remember once when I was at a friend's talking about videogames a computers, and he started talking to another friend who's a car motor geek. The went on about engines and custom-built arduino electrical pieces and an engine he's optimizing at home and etc etc etc...
After a moment I realized: "Wow! So that's how other people usually feel near me!"
you have to test the shit out of that kind of thing before you start using it on a vehicle on a real roadway with other humans around you who are depending on you driving safely for their own safety
@allquixotic Or maybe it was electronic fuel injection. Dunno, when it comes to cars I'm a 200% noob. Maybe it wasn't arduino, but it was custom-made circuitry. And he imported it. And yes, it is ilegal AFAIK.
@Bob Well, the police would certainily care about findind anything illegal in your car.
In fact, they care so much that if they can't find anything, sometimes they'll plant it there for you! :)
Well, maybe it's a jokingly exageration. But the practice of bribery is so damn common, it's even expected. :( (And not only for police. Politicians, inspection profesionals, bureaucrats...)
Well, that's somewhat common here to receive random phonecalls from criminals pretending to be a relative. They scream "Mom! Help!", the desperate victim says their son/daughter name, and that's it, they've fallen for it.
Virtual fake kidnappings without a kidnapped person
But the phonecalls will always come from the same country.
In fact, they come from smuggled phones and are originated inside the jail.
And the criminals ask for a ransome in form of prepaid phone credit.
@Bob They adapt. They use a noisy environment, mask their voice and make it sound desperate, so it could be either from a girl, boy, young male or female
Damn, mailinator is down. How will I get freebies now? :(
@Bob ah yes, the difference between a language designed from scratch to be used by others (.NET, Java) and a language designed as a fun side project "just for me" :)
$arrValue = array('first', 'second');
$ret = in_array(0, $arrValue);
var_dump($ret);
var_dump($arrValue);
Above example gives following result:
bool(true)
array(2) {
[0]=> string(5) "first"
[1]=> string(6) "second"
}
Why in_array matches needle 0 to any given haystack?
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