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Actually, I'm guessing that Google's clean homepage and search results were a huge reason a lot of people switched over to it. It certainly had a lot to do with my choice.
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> Someone should tell Mr. Klein the unemployment rate among people with a college degree is only 4.2% which is close to the transitional rate This is the unemployment rate, which is different from the underemployment rate. It's quite po
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Are you opening emacs with -nw? That will load it within the terminal, like vim. It loads within a second for me, and I have a sizable .emacs.
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gpg --check-sigs 76E21CBB If you don't trust the key of anyone that has verified his key (which is true in my case), attend more signings.
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I get github as the second.
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Please explain your point further, because it seems to me you are equating "black" names with cheesy email addresses.
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To be fair, Binghamton is cheaper than almost all state schools, and substantially cheaper than most if not all the Big10 schools.
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There are so many variations because different people have different needs, and people will roll their own distros to suit their needs. If you want to pick one, go with debian or ubuntu. Both are relatively user friendly, widely used, and w
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"Over here at SeatGeek, we were excitedly discussing the tremor when Mike, our trusty sysadmin, realized that our Amazon AWS servers were all in Virginia, right near the epicenter. Did it impact the service at all?"
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Not if they funnel their money though the US. Then they're taxed at 2%.
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Would wouldn't the U.S. companies just move abroad and funnel their money though the US?
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Isn't this the same strategy that the RIAA and MPAA used? And as far as I can tell it did not work very well.
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This assumes that the poster is either a straight male or lesbian female.
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?? I do live in NYC. Never bought furniture on craigslist. If the app assured me there were no bedbugs, then me might be talking.
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Suppose you live in New York City, you don't have a car and you want a new chair. It is difficult to go get a chair that is very far away, and if it less than, say, a mile a way and not a huge chair, you could carry it home. But when I open
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On occasion when signing up for an account that I'm just testing out, I don't feel like creating a random password for it, so I just use a simple one. If it turns out I want to use the service, I will change it to a more complex one. This c
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Yes, I meant upgrade. I mistyped. I assume the reason for the down-voting is that it was a petty point and it was clear what I meant.
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You do know about the /win command, right? That combined with a window list [0] works great. 0. http://quadpoint.org/articles/irssi#channel_statusbar_using_...
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Yep. At my work we have a apt repository, and push packages to in, then issue an apt-get update on all the machines.
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You are correct, I forgot the french are much more reasonable.
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Will it be in English or French? And will it be under 21 friendly? I'll be visiting Paris at that time (I'm living in Madison, Wisconsin), and would love to stop by.
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Mystery solved by Occam's Razor. Why do people insist on saying this? Yes, it might be the most likely reason, but Occam's Razor is not a law. It's more of a saying. Why are people repeating it as if it is always true?
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Firefox 5 will be released tomorrow. FF 3.6 support will be discontinued? This would cause problems for anyone on Debian squeeze.
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There are a number of functions that I have come across that only work on the linux version of emacs. I can't remember any off the top of my head though.
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> What system would you have instead of capitalism? If socialism or the like, can you give an example of when that has ever worked well? At the risk of getting into a political debate, Spain in the 1930's? https://secure.wikimedia.org/
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> If someone pulls the rug out on BitCoin- might never happen, but who knows- then no one is responsible. How might someone go about doing this?
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> It's just that Mozilla is too weak and too dependent on Google's revenue to put up a fight. Why would Mozilla want to put up a fight? It seems to me that One of Mozilla's biggest goals is working towards a better web, and that chrome
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If this gets more people to install noscirpt, I'll consider it a good thing.
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That's something that they are working on. One example of a useful application is a text ebook collection.
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This is listed on their list of common pitfalls. Apparently there are a huge number of incorrect configurations posted online, with many of these errors in them. http://wiki.nginx.org/Pitfalls
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