Jaruzel

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by Jaruzel 5y ago
I would love to see open source copies of those. Apparently they use NO power unless you press their buttons which means they can last for years.
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by Jaruzel 5y ago
After years of driving a several Mercedes E-Class cars, I now drive a 2004 Jeep Cherokee (not the 'Grand Cherokee'... In the US my Jeep is called the Liberty). It's very basic compared to my Mercs, but oddly I enjoy driving i
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by Jaruzel 5y ago
Thanks for stopping by! No, that car was bought by a friend of mine who relocated to Mexico, and found out he could buy one even though he didn't know how to drive. Hence the end result. Bizarrely a while later he bought another one an
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by Jaruzel 5y ago
Oooh my site (jaruzel.com) qualifies for 'Orange team'. I doubt I'll go to the effort of doing a Pull Request on GitHub to get it included. Nice Idea though.
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by Jaruzel 5y ago
Brilliant comment! Do you have a blog? If not you should!
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by Jaruzel 5y ago
I like to think of it as 'early' Heinlein and 'late' Heinlein - although both periods are very enjoyable, sometimes it as if it's two different authors.
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by Jaruzel 5y ago
> “The non-fortress malls, the B and C malls, they’re having difficulty surviving,” Can someone explain the different type of malls here please?
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Behemoth, bully, thief: how the English language is taking over the planet(theguardian.com)
2 points by Jaruzel 5y ago|5 comments
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by Jaruzel 5y ago
If you are in city with lots of 'premium' coffee shops, Starbucks is generally considered the worst of the 'premium' brands. However, every other shop in large city is a Starbucks, so for many convenience of locale wins
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by Jaruzel 5y ago
> AFAIK the brain releases endorphins or something when you exercise People tell me this all the time, but when I exercise I just feel tired afterwards? Maybe it only happens to people who are fit who have a history of exercising regul
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by Jaruzel 5y ago
I live in the UK; I always have an umbrella with me (unless it's that one day in August that's 90% guaranteed to be sunny).
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by Jaruzel 5y ago
Well, I'm disappointed that they don't have "frikkin lasers" on their heads.
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by Jaruzel 5y ago
Technically this is true, however UAE, one of the most popular Amiga emulators comes with a free replacement ROM from the AROS project, which although not fully compatible can run some games.
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by Jaruzel 5y ago
It's entirely possible to build a 'dumbphone' with a nano sized linux SBC(like a Pi zero) and a 4G add-on board. You'd really have to want to do this though, but it would be a good learning project.
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by Jaruzel 5y ago
I'm going to get flamed for this... but why would you need TLS/https on services that are ONLY accessible from inside your home network? If you have bad actors on your network, you've got bigger problems than un-secure websit
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Four-day work week pilot launched in the UK(independent.co.uk)
2 points by Jaruzel 5y ago|0 comments
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Track Elon Musk's Tesla Roadster in Space(whereisroadster.com)
7 points by Jaruzel 5y ago|0 comments
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by Jaruzel 5y ago
I typically don't grieve like other people. Mainly it's due to me having very low empathy. I've lost family members, and close friends, and I've not cried over it.[1] I do feel slightly sad that they've 'gone a
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by Jaruzel 5y ago
The nice thing about 2.5gb/s is that you can still use existing CAT5e/6 cable runs (albeit at shorter distances). I really want to start seeing 2.5gb/s becoming standard on Desktop motherboards asap.
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by Jaruzel 5y ago
OK I'll say it.... What are you going to watch when no-one bothers to make good TV anymore, because people like you don't pay for it, but watch it anyway? I'm sure you are employed also, so how about I say 'hey I'll
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by Jaruzel 5y ago
Now you say it, I'm not sure either tbh. During that period I was principally an NT user, and I never really used 95/98. When I get a mo, I might fire up an NT VM and see what actually happens. Maybe.... .bat and .cmd DO both run
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The Comprehensive List of Window Managers for Unix(gilesorr.com)
4 points by Jaruzel 5y ago|0 comments
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by Jaruzel 5y ago
I lost the source code of an app I have on the Play store. APKTool enabled me to download my own app and decompile it so I could update it.
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by Jaruzel 5y ago
Nope. Well, not without some extensive DNA meddling, to the extent that it may LOOK like a dinosaur, but it really isn't. Putting aside the DNA issue (see other comments), there's also environmental issues - the atmosphere during
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by Jaruzel 5y ago
Back in the 90s, I recall something similar. Due to cost of hardware, networking wasn't as hi-tech as it is now. So it would be common for medium sized office buildings to have CAT3/5 cables trunked from everywhere in the building
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by Jaruzel 5y ago
Wikipedia link on the differences: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Batch_file#Filename_extensions Which also links to: http://waynes-world-it.blogspot.com/2008/08/difference-betwe... There used
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by Jaruzel 5y ago
Every time I see 'DOS' tutorials like this, I realise that I'm in a minority that uses .cmd as [Windows]DOS batch file extensions and not .bat The reason for this (for those that don't know) is that when 32-bit Windows a
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by Jaruzel 5y ago
I think Microsoft's preferred window navigation method is the Windows+tab combo, and from there you just click on the app/document you want. That said, it's had that sort of functionality forever, and I personally still never
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by Jaruzel 5y ago
I don't shop in brick and mortar stores plus here in the UK a 'sleepers' department isn't a thing. Online, 'cool' slippers are all of a very low quality, and mostly only available in kids sizes.
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by Jaruzel 5y ago
Here in London, UK it's mostly pronounced Ah-zuuure. With the 'zuure' part being almost twice as long as how americans say it. I think I've ipa'd this right: http://ipa-reader.xyz/?text=%2F%C3%A6%C

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