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lackofaith
I was confused, and then I realized you're not talking about Cabin in the Sky (1943)
Apr 24 2012 06:35 PM -
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Melchoire
If anyone of you ever decide to take a course on compilers, make sure you're taking 2 or less courses alongside.
Nov 26 2011 08:59 PM
Melchoire
Does anybody know a website that will be streaming the UFC match between Silva and Okami tomorrow?
Aug 26 2011 09:57 PM
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jcrdude
I don't dabble in streaming. The PPVRip is almost always out within 24 hours... so unless the result shows up as a news article on your phone (this happened to me one night... <_<... Lesnar vs. Carwin? Ruined), you should survive until the next day to watch the fights. Bonus points for skipping the entrances... XD
Aug 27 2011 02:44 AM -
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Abradix
They didn't even know what it meant to own things. Thats a completely white concept; WE "OWN" ALL THIS LAND NOW!
May 27 2011 02:36 AM -
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Melchoire
30 Day trial software on a windows vm...means I have to use it for a total of 720 hours before it expires. awesome!
May 26 2011 07:01 PM
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Melchoire
I have a windows virtual machine setup. everytime i'm finished using the program i just save the machine's state. next time it will start up as if no time has passed at all.
May 26 2011 11:25 PM
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Melchoire
I need to generate a .deb package. It's a fairly easy process and I can explain the steps and everything; but I have opensuse and it's very problematic trying to do it on this.
Apr 13 2011 09:33 AM
Melchoire
been trying to compile wireshark on ubuntu for the past 5 hours. anyone familiar with that sorta stuff wanna give me hand?
Feb 08 2011 12:28 PM
Melchoire
To all programmers or anyone with the proper know-how: this is probably a stupid question but why can't you compress data repeatedly and reduce it's size over and over?
Jan 27 2011 08:51 AM
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Waser Lave
Because it still needs to be able to represent the full data when you uncompress it. So for example if you have a 1mb data file you couldn't possibly represent all that data in 1 byte so there is a lower limit.
Jan 27 2011 09:03 AM -
Melchoire
i'm reading up on it right now. data compression is definitely not what i thought it was :p
Jan 27 2011 09:26 AM
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Melchoire
I wish it were that simple. I have a feeling the filesystem type isn't being recognized(FAT32).
Jan 06 2011 10:45 PM
