Edootjuh

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by Edootjuh 14y ago
It's on the right of the page.
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by Edootjuh 14y ago
You've never seen a VB.NET vs. C# argument? Call yourself lucky.
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by Edootjuh 15y ago
It's actually not so much netcat, but the Unix system that has such flexibility.
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by Edootjuh 15y ago
My peak is when I have to go to bed and the next day I have something very important to do, for which I have to be well-rested.
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by Edootjuh 15y ago
Very cool. It's interesting to see how elevation affects the wind here ( http://www.theodora.com/maps/new9/usa_elevation_map.gif ), but I'd wish there was a worldwide version. (I'm aware that you need a data source) Should you be interested
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by Edootjuh 15y ago
I've never liked these scrolling animations. You need too much precision to see a part of the page clearly, while with normal scrolling it wouldn't matter if the information you're reading is at the bottom or top of the screen.
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by Edootjuh 15y ago
Or any body parts that might be in the way between the pinky and the MRI machine.
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by Edootjuh 15y ago
That's interesting too, but differs in that there still needs to be a unobstructed path to the object from the laser, in which case it could as well have been a camera. Still very clever, though.
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by Edootjuh 15y ago
This is really interesting. I wonder how the mathematics work of using different directions to find the locations of bounces, and how much the accuracy can increase with more directions.
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by Edootjuh 15y ago
I disagree. The author seems to forget the fact that packages are only a layer of added ease of installing new software. The act of installing new software from source or binaries distributed by the author is still as free as ever. I admit
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by Edootjuh 15y ago
I find that almost every time something breaks it's really because I haven't been careful enough. What you need to do is watch out for any messages during updating (especially during kernel updates) and make sure to just use sudo carefully
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by Edootjuh 15y ago
Many desktop e-mail clients have their own rendering engines. Outlook, I believe, uses Word's HTML engine, for example.
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by Edootjuh 15y ago
Both models have an advantage. The padding outside the width makes it easy to make a border that doesn't touch the box, while the padding inside the box makes... well... padding a box easier. Personally, I find the padding inside the box mo
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by Edootjuh 15y ago
Minwin didn't ship on its own, but was really an artifact of their efforts to make the components in the kernel less dependent on each other, while developing Windows Vista. I'm not sure how successful their efforts were, seeing as even "Se
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by Edootjuh 15y ago
I agree. A problem is that the search results are below the fold on a 800px high screen, and the text would be more descriptive if it said "type to search for features" or something like that, and not be selected on page load (in Chromium a
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by Edootjuh 15y ago
I noticed that in the picture for 'owls' the best time to nap is 2 pm and ~3:15 pm, but the text says 'closer to 2:30 pm or 3 pm. Which is it?
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by Edootjuh 15y ago
Some tips on how to get white noise. - Obviously you can set a radio between channels, but I often don't have a radio in the room but do have a computer, so... - In linux, if you have ALSA installed, you can type cat /dev/urandom | ap
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by Edootjuh 15y ago
> Try asking a teenager how many people they think work for Facebook, or Amazon, or Google. How exactly is this related to knowledge about programming?
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by Edootjuh 15y ago
The Name Of The Wind and The Wise Man's Fear, by Patrick Rothfuss De ontdekking van de hemel (The Discovery of Heaven), by Harry Mulisch 1984, by George Orwell Night Angel trilogy, by Brent Weeks Farseer and Tawny Man trilogies, by Robin Ho
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by Edootjuh 15y ago
Here's a mirror: http://blog.notdot.net.nyud.net/2012/01/Damn-Cool-Algorithms...
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by Edootjuh 15y ago
The comments on /r/bestof links are usually about the fact that it was posted in /r/bestof, rather than about the subject itself. And if they are about the comment itself, it's really just because the comment itself already had too many rep
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by Edootjuh 15y ago
Right. Just the fact that it's digital means that it has to buffer at least a frame before it can be displayed.
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by Edootjuh 15y ago
I've been using unison for exactly this for ages. I was wondering whether this will add automatic uploading on file change, but alas, all it suggest is using cron for it.
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by Edootjuh 15y ago
It's very location specific. In the Netherlands almost everyone uses Windows Live Messenger, while in Germany (or so I heard) ICQ is still much more common. Though these days I like to think Facebook is taking over because it kind of consol