Grimm665

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by Grimm665 6y ago
Maybe talk to them?
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by Grimm665 6y ago
I recently picked up a Motorola LapDock from eBay. It was originally used as a keyboard, trackpad, and screen in a laptop format for the Atrix smartphone, but with some converter cables, you can plug into any machine with HDMI and USB and u
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by Grimm665 6y ago
Of all the examples you could have chosen you picked tar? The program with such an obtuse command interface it has its own xkcd comic?
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by Grimm665 6y ago
The Salem NH Apple store sees a lot of visitors from MA for the same reason.
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by Grimm665 6y ago
This is very cool, thanks for the explanation.
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by Grimm665 6y ago
Maybe we need a Global Seed Vault of certain key SO answers and GitHub projects :)
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by Grimm665 6y ago
> The result is that the vast majority of official members of 'ethnic minorities' have virtually, or actually no connection with the ethnic culture, but get full say in how their 'minority' is represented and treated
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by Grimm665 6y ago
> At least 50% of the population does not trust the large-scale move to mail-in-voting Source on that?
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by Grimm665 6y ago
I grew up in what would be called a progressive part of the US and was never taught about it. I felt angry and supremely let down by our education system that I only found out about this last week.
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by Grimm665 6y ago
This is awesome! Will definitely be using this, thanks!
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by Grimm665 6y ago
I've been using Fedora since Fedora Core 15 and never stumbled across dnf shell. What's an example of using it to avoid conflicts?
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by Grimm665 6y ago
> They are perceived to have better personality qualities like trustworthiness Reminds me of one of my favorite LoTR quotes, of Aragorn after first meeting him: Merry: "How do we know this Strider is a friend of Gandalf?" Frodo
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by Grimm665 6y ago
> Okay, but are we really considering the Battle Royale gameplay features all that innovative? Yes. Either accidentally or on purpose, the Battle Royale genre is a near perfect game type for streaming, which it evolved along side with. &
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by Grimm665 6y ago
> Users pretty clearly do not want this. Many people use Ubuntu expressly because of the PPA system Agreed. This is one feature of Ubuntu I miss sorely after leaving it behind for other distros.
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by Grimm665 6y ago
I see your point but Minecraft didn't get usurped in popularity by a game that ripped off it's core gameplay loop. As another commenter mentioned, I did forget about DayZ, so maybe Battle Royale wasn't an entirely original co
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by Grimm665 6y ago
This is why I felt bad for the PUBG devs, who seemed to have successfully pushed the Battle Royale genre with a game that wasn't perfect but that they put a lot of effort into, only to be outsold in days by Fortnite upon its release.
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by Grimm665 6y ago
NetBSD was my favorite OS to run on a Raspberry Pi. Raspbian (at least back in the RPi 2 days) felt like a stripped down Debian squeezed into something that can run on the Pi, while NetBSD seemed to feel right at home. Not very scientific o
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by Grimm665 6y ago
Internet Explorer maybe, but Chrome? I don't think "Chrome" screams web browser to me. "Safari" seems more trivial than Chrome.
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by Grimm665 6y ago
I admit to not being as familiar with Jails as I'd like, but systemd-nspawn seems to cover much of this use-case on the Linux side. I've used it in a few different scenarios and found it very easy and intuitive to set up. Easier a
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by Grimm665 6y ago
Not on many (most?) Android phones. Samsung, Motorola, and LG devices still require many hoops to jump through if it's possible at all. Not all manufacturers are as open to rooting as OnePlus.
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by Grimm665 6y ago
I came pretty close to playfully trying to have Microsoft cover a portion of my monthly electric bill. Why? Because I set my dual-GPU gaming rig to sleep every night, and Windows feels the need to wake it up about an hour later, fail to do
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by Grimm665 6y ago
- Forced upgrades from windows 7,8 to 10 - Uncontrollable automatic updates on Windows 10 - Forced reboots for updates even if the computer is in the middle of a long-running task - Ruining of Windows search to the point it is basically unu
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by Grimm665 6y ago
I think maybe you're over-emphasizing the problem with this terminology. When I first started learning Emacs it took me all of 5 minutes to get used to the new terms, it isn't that hard. Maybe there's an argument for the lack
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by Grimm665 6y ago
Have they accidentally invented time travel yet? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Primer_(film)
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by Grimm665 7y ago
Agreed. I thought Alpine was superb until I ran into an issue mounting NFS shares that seem to be mountable just fine on every other Linux machine I've got lying around. No idea what's wrong with Alpine's NFS.
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by Grimm665 7y ago
The original Rogue still holds up as a great game. I've played the DOSBox version and found it to be not quite as deep as Nethack, but more fun overall.
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by Grimm665 7y ago
Wow I didn't know he played Kynes in the movie. In my head I pictured him for the role the whole time I was listening to the audiobook.
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by Grimm665 7y ago
And so the semiannual discourse about DST begins, only to be forgotten a week after the clocks are changed. See you all again in November where we discuss, and again fail to implement any change in policy.
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by Grimm665 7y ago
I feel your comment, perhaps inadvertently, really describes the whole issue. Privacy has been traded for convenience, bit by bit, app by app, and very few seem to still care about what has been lost along the way. I include myself in this,
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by Grimm665 7y ago
Genuinely curious, what advantage does Clojure provide in this context that other tools don't handle as well or at all? I agree with the GP post, none of the examples listed show that this tool is superior to what bash and other GNU to

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