CasimirCelerity

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by CasimirCelerity 13y ago
FreeBSD does have excellent atheros support thanks to adrian chadd. He's doing wonders for their wireless stack. As for suspend and resume, it didn't become an issue until recently when my workflow became sit for half-an-hour to a
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by CasimirCelerity 13y ago
Working suspend and resume was always the deal breaker for me and caused me to switch over to OpenBSD on my laptop.
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by CasimirCelerity 13y ago
The epidemiology of MS is incredibly interesting. There's three groups of people with low rates of MS: 1) People born in northern latitude areas (europe, USA), who then move at a young age close to the equator. 2) People who live their
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by CasimirCelerity 13y ago
The kernel symlinking is actually a rather unnecessary eselect module. An example of a more useful module is switching your system's default python from 2.7 to 3 to 2.6 in one command instead of changing the symlink for the various pyt
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by CasimirCelerity 13y ago
Instead of mounting your file system with discard, use cron to run the command "fstrim /path/on/ssd" daily. You won't have to pass the discard commands every time something is deleted, and instead only have the
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by CasimirCelerity 13y ago
LSD is primarily a 5HT2 agonist which leads to a decrease in dopamine pathways. This decrease in dopamine leads to taking it mimicing the "negative" symptoms of schizophrenia. this effect has been used in animal models to support
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by CasimirCelerity 13y ago
If you wouldn't mind sharing I'd be interested in seeing/using this. Currently I have a filter in gmail that matches emails that are from myself and have "rss" in them, which paired with a dedicated sendmail listeni
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by CasimirCelerity 13y ago
Did you read my response where i said "like you later said" then went on to list another life threatening issue with opioids, as well as your statement that it's a pretty safe drug is actually very wrong when you compare its side effect and
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by CasimirCelerity 13y ago
They actually all are primarily mediated through one pathway in your brain (ventral tegmental area having dopaminergic projections to the nucleus accumbens), so do, at their most basic level, work rather identically.
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by CasimirCelerity 13y ago
> Opiates do not stop your heart. The notion that every single usage of opium or heroin is like a game of russian roulette, that might stop your heart, is fantasy. Opiates are actually quite safe, as drugs go. They, in large doses, stop
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by CasimirCelerity 13y ago
My droid razr came with it preinstalled as well
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by CasimirCelerity 14y ago
It's a pretty cool idea. Although it's a tad simplistic way to consider the immune system, our bodies mount two types of responses: Th1 and Th2. Th1 favors our immune cells directly killing our own cells and baddies. Th2 favors our immune c
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by CasimirCelerity 14y ago
I don't know if this code would qualify as "heavily vetted." Thor Lancelot Simon wrote it himself and imported it himself into the tree for NetBSD v6 and onwards. Probably hasn't seen that many eyes for review.
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by CasimirCelerity 14y ago
An fyi, the latest nvidia drivers fix the blue man bug. The bug was never on their end but rather adobe's, but the new drivers have a hack since adobe never got around to fixing it.
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by CasimirCelerity 14y ago
Yeah your own submission says you're a clinical coordinator and in charge of "it stuff." You didn't go to medical school.
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by CasimirCelerity 14y ago
That'd be hugely appreciated (at least from me). I've been using nmh+fdm on a trial run for a secondary e-mail account for a bit but would love to see an actual flow blown setup.
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by CasimirCelerity 15y ago
Didn't realize it because of NoScript. I'm actually a little bummed at how easy it is to work around.
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by CasimirCelerity 15y ago
Some more discussion on reddit where the original poster found this link and title: http://www.reddit.com/r/BSD/comments/kp3e7/openbsd_imports_n...