BruiseLee

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by BruiseLee 6y ago
Four Seasons Total Landscaping.
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Xinuos–owners of what used to be SCO–file suit against Red Hat and IBM(arstechnica.com)
18 points by BruiseLee 6y ago|13 comments
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by BruiseLee 6y ago
As long as the lawyers that filed this DMCA takedown really represent Sega and Sega owns the copyright that they claim is infringed, then there is no perjury. It is irrelevant if the notice is otherwise frivolous.
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by BruiseLee 6y ago
Well we did evolve big buttocks (bigger than other primates) that are apparently useful for sitting for extended periods of time.
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by BruiseLee 6y ago
In addition (for me at least), working from home means that I can open the window and get some fresh air. I've never worked in professional offices with windows that open and there was never enough ventilation. My nightmare is a long m
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by BruiseLee 6y ago
> I just don't get the double standards, the UK enforcing a contract is good... the EU doing the same is... bad? Well, it looks like British tabloids are influencing this point of view in English speaking countries.
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by BruiseLee 6y ago
Forced updates.
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by BruiseLee 6y ago
Only if the chain in the blockchain is made from copper.
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by BruiseLee 6y ago
Looks like they are implementing most of the tenets of modern UI design: - flat buttons - gray on gray low contrast text - hamburger style menu - lots of empty space I believe they should also add some random buttons on the title bar, other
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by BruiseLee 6y ago
It has to - to mitigate ABA problem.
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by BruiseLee 6y ago
> They did it in Windows 3, an OS that had an 8MB install size and required a mere 2MB of RAM Technically Windows 3 required only 384KB of RAM... Windows 3.1 required 1MB (in Standard mode).
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by BruiseLee 6y ago
Are you sure it was a segfault? DOS did not have any memory protection, so segfault would be impossible. Or maybe you used some protected mode DOS extender?
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by BruiseLee 6y ago
Unfortunately it gives you 632KB of conventional memory out of the box and this should be enough for everybody... But you can still load up some TSRs to recreate the experience.
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by BruiseLee 6y ago
Stan, Chotchkie's Manager : We need to talk about your flair. Joanna : Really? I... I have fifteen pieces on. I, also... Stan, Chotchkie's Manager : Well, okay. Fifteen is the minimum, okay? Joanna : Okay. Stan, Chotchkie's M
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by BruiseLee 6y ago
For me, my Mac Mini (running OS X) is the worst. It just wakes up whenever it wants to. Usually in the middle of the night.
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by BruiseLee 6y ago
Good ole Gitprime! The source of so many bad memories. I used to be on a 4 person team and Gitprime was used to stack rank us for every quarterly "performance" review. Woe to the one who ended up ranked at the bottom...
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by BruiseLee 6y ago
Wow, thanks! I've been using "nuke anything" extension to manually remove this crap, but this solution looks much more convenient.
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Kubuntu Linux 20.04 for a digital painting workstation(davidrevoy.com)
2 points by BruiseLee 6y ago|0 comments
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by BruiseLee 6y ago
An electron app packaged as a snap.
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by BruiseLee 6y ago
And that is exactly why it would be very expensive to open source it. All this revenue ($30000 * number of paying organizations) would then be gone.
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by BruiseLee 6y ago
I believe 386 did not have certain "atomic" instructions like CMPXCHG or XADD. So in order to support 386, the kernel had to have special versions of all locking primitives just for 386.
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by BruiseLee 6y ago
From my experience, CockroachDB is super simple to set up. You can pretty much follow their tutorial and get a working cluster in no time. So I would say it's a good solution for non-experts. Now if you are already running Postgres, th
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by BruiseLee 6y ago
It doesn't name, but it provides a link. Apparently the service is Strava: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Strava
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by BruiseLee 7y ago
Another possibility: this destroys the "reader view" that some browsers have. Since the reader view usually skips ads, it is considered undesirable.
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by BruiseLee 7y ago
SMS spam.
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by BruiseLee 7y ago
Consensus? I would call it dissensus actually.
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by BruiseLee 7y ago
long getRandomNumber() { return 0xFFFFFFFF; // chosen by fair 4294967295 sided dice roll. } // guaranteed to be random.
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by BruiseLee 7y ago
Eat durian.
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by BruiseLee 7y ago
PKB=GDP (in case anyone is confused).
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by BruiseLee 7y ago
I just stare at my desk, but it looks like I'm working. I do that for probably another hour after lunch too, I'd say in a given week I probably only do about fifteen minutes of real, actual, work.

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