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Sniep posted:as a daily user of both, nope actually nope
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lol @ controlling a media center device with a loving video game controller lmao yeah thats normal
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graph posted:lol @ controlling a media center device with a loving video game controller lmao at you being too stupid to own a remote hell directv and comcast universal remotes support it on aux
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SYSV Fanfic posted:Who is your provider. fastmail i also legitimately send emails to myself frequently (i.e. i'm at the gym with no pen or paper and i need to send a message to future-me) so i really don't want emails to me from me to get marked as spam
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Nintendo Kid posted:nope, 360's always been better i can't hear this post over the sound of he 360 fan desperately trying to keep the motherboard from warping
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graph posted:lol @ controlling a media center device with a loving video game controller  either a vidcon controller or some massive star trek comcast cable box remote  perfection: the remote control
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Cocoa Crispies posted:
thanks for illustarting the apple remote's shittiness
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one button lol
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A Wheezy Steampunk posted:fastmail You should contact their support. At least you have someone to blame when things go south.
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SYSV Fanfic posted:You should contact their support. At least you have someone to blame when things go south. that's a good idea, they have great support
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I am retarded, so here's a quick question: is there any reason not to use a 64 bit linux for a VM? is there a magic amount of allocated memory where 32 bit is better?
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Silver Alicorn posted:I am retarded, so here's a quick question: is there any reason not to use a 64 bit linux for a VM? is there a magic amount of allocated memory where 32 bit is better? processors running in 64-bit mode can only run 32/64-bit applications so if you have some crusty 16bit stuff you'd have a problem there, or your processor is 32-bit only so you have to (lots of legacy/embedded systems fall in to that category). for your use? no reason not to use it.
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yeah I'm just setting up an apache server, shouldn't be any legacy stuff involved
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Mar 27, 2015 21:48
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BangersInMyKnickers posted:processors running in 64-bit mode can only run 32/64-bit applications so if you have some crusty 16bit stuff you'd have a problem there, or your processor is 32-bit only so you have to (lots of legacy/embedded systems fall in to that category). for your use? no reason not to use it. is there such a thing as 16 bit linux code?
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15 years. 1000 commits 30+ develoeprs
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outlook for mac odyssey update: fresh install. tools -> accounts...  cant resize it, or pan, or do anything till i force quit. what the gently caress what the ACTUAL gently caress FUUUCK FUCSDF;LKJH
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KOTEX GOD OF BLOOD posted:outlook for mac odyssey update: fresh install. lmao
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graph posted:still better than any of the competitors roku is fine
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NevergirlsOFFICIAL posted:roku is fine roku has interface lag
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anthonypants posted:there's a lot of really lovely resellers who will yeah. azaleos was real dogshit. they hosed up a lot on migrating mailboxes and also couldn't keep lync running right to save their rear end. SYSV Fanfic posted:Does microsoft offer a hosted exchange service? yep! http://products.office.com/en-us/exchange/exchange-online
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graph posted:roku has interface lag apple tv has interface lag
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What is the best way to setup a static IP for accessing a specific domain? My mothers work is blocking her from working at home because of a dynamic IP and whitelist only website, their recommendation is setting up a dynamicDNS that would cover all of her internet traffic. Obviously this is stupid on many, many levels but since I can't change their IT security I was hoping I could setup a slightly more secure and easier to manage system for her. Atm I was thinking of renting a vpn with a static IP, but does anyone have better ideas?
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Nintendo Kid posted:apple tv has interface lag no, it doesn't. maybe gen 1 did, idk, i only use the modern one.
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so they use ip whitelisting to allow access but your mom has a dynamic ip? and they are willing to whitelist a dynamic dns hostname? why not just do that? The risk is entirely on their side who cares if your moms has a dynamic dns name? although presumably their firewall will do a reverse lookup on the incoming ip and the isp won't have a PTR that matches the dyndns so I don't see how that would work exactly but ehh..
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so how do i import a PST into the existing inbox instead of creating a new folder hey shaggar
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idk I use notes. but its probably like file -> import or something
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Shaggar posted:idk I use notes. but its probably like file -> import or something
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lol ya nice cause that actaually just splits it off into a separate folder
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copy them from that folder to the inbox.
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nope, it locks up when you try to select that many emails 
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KOTEX GOD OF BLOOD posted:nope, it locks up when you try to select that many emails
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ya thats what i was trying to do, but in order to copy something you have to select it first, and trying to select it locks it up. this is on an mbp with a new samsung 850 so its definitely not a bottleneck there. im just gonna run it in the background for a while and let it download everything iguess ps: found out yosemite broke TRIM on third party drives unless you disable kext signing lmfao
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KOTEX GOD OF BLOOD posted:ya thats what i was trying to do, but in order to copy something you have to select it first, and trying to select it locks it up. this is on an mbp with a new samsung 850 so its definitely not a bottleneck there. it's not that it was broken, it's that it was never supported in the first place iirc there was some semi-legit reason for it (because trim commands vary or something? i forget) but yeah it's a drag
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on every os x prior to yosemite you could enable it with "trim enabler" apps – which worked totally fine – but those modify kexts, and yosemite requires kext signing. you can still use those apps by disabling kext signing but besides being a security hole, it will stop your mac from booting if you reset pram or install any update that resets pram. there isnt any legit reason for it aside from apple being a whore and trying to force you into buying its overpriced ssds
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wish i could reset pram's posting
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lol if you buy an apple product with the intent to ever modify it from its one blessed form
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ah yes, nothing more wonderful than a 5400rpm hard drive
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KOTEX GOD OF BLOOD posted:ah yes, nothing more wonderful than a $540 hard drive
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how do i make itunes auto sync to my ipod when i have it plugged in? i have to manually press the sync button and its annoying when i drag and drop the newest justin beiber to my "sync" playlist and then i go out and the song isn't on my 'pod!
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