mirrors

The question is, would you also puke if you were doing the Mirrors Edge jumps, rolls, swings across large vertical drops in real life?

OT: Are there official or well-known mirrors of all of archive.org, should the original maintainer ever go down?

Given the entire world's financial systems are smoke and mirrors to begin with, that's not a half bad assumption.

Much of this reasoning mirrors reasoning about whether to initialize a local variable to zero, if its true initialization actually happens later.

They might actually do stuff like that, but that's just smoke and mirrors.

Sourceforge's strength (theoretically) is binary downloads distributed over a large network of mirrors.

I was able to measure the PD myself though (did several measurements using a few different mirrors).

This is a very minor complaint and mirrors 99% of the criticism I've received.

Isn't this just a knockoff of Danny Rozin's mechanical mirrors?

It's all smoke and mirrors in the beginning anyhow.

Any network fix is useless smoke and mirrors.

Remote mirrors are the only way to keep your data safe, and this should let ZFS newbies enjoy the benefits.

The only real thing the "already successful" people have is a bunch of smoke and mirrors that honestly doesn't have verifiable value that they use to bullshit clients.

Mirrors Edge is practically guaranteed to cause nausea unless you have an iron stomach.