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   by NuSkooler 8y ago

   I switched my mom from Windows to Linux years ago and have not had a single issue since. Actually, the only real issue I have is her distro is now so old it's well beyond LTS and I'll have to probably re-install to do any upgrades
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   by NuSkooler 8y ago

   I never knew about this trick. Very cool, thanks for sharing!
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   MX-80 – Ahead of its time: A small, lightweight computer printer(global.epson.com)

   107 points by NuSkooler 8y ago|78 comments
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   by NuSkooler 8y ago

   I've been using Elementary OS for a few major versions now. It's become my main desktop OS. I'm a bit worried about putting too much into the "store" and their own browser, but so far it hasn't impacted me any.
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   by NuSkooler 8y ago

   While HTTP/2 has very clear advantages in many areas, it's losing out on some major HTTP/1 advantages that have allowed it to last so long. Most importantly: Simplicity. One can create HTTP/1 server in just a few lines
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   by NuSkooler 8y ago

   There's a fairly interesting write up on TempleOS here: http://www.codersnotes.com/notes/a-constructive-look-at-temp...
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   by NuSkooler 9y ago

   People that do that have essentially be rejected from society already -- very often largely due to lack of education and opportunity.
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   by NuSkooler 9y ago

   Wish I could remember the trick, but in the DOS days I used to type in a few characters (5ish IIRC) at the start of text files that allowed them to be renamed and executed as COM files.
9. 99.▲
   by NuSkooler 9y ago

   I'm currently using DoorWay in DOSEMU under Linux native, so I'm sure it would work in this case
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    by NuSkooler 9y ago

    Don't forget that there are many active BBS's still around - and even new software being developed for nostalgic fun. Many include hook ups to BBSLink, DoorParty!, and a few other game servers that serve up tons of doors with larg
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    by NuSkooler 9y ago

    What are thoughts on what one could potentially achieve with connectable devices?
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    by NuSkooler 9y ago

    ownCloud and never looked back
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    by NuSkooler 9y ago

    This sounds interesting... Integration with the major password managers would help adoption I'd think.
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    by NuSkooler 9y ago

    Fish shell is the first thing I install on my setups. Been using it for a few years now and love - and advocate for - it.
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    by NuSkooler 9y ago

    I grew up doing the BBS thing for many years, then when the internet started emerging with CompuServe, Prodigy, and AOL a lot of us effectively moved there. Illicit things I remember the "AOL era": * CC generators actually worked
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    by NuSkooler 9y ago

    Somehow I'm not surprised. Incidents are now caught on camera and spread around the news & social media. Yet, in a large portion of the cases where the cops are clearly in the wrong they get a slap on the wrist if that. There is no
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    by NuSkooler 9y ago

    Great news, and thanks for including the customer use cases!
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    by NuSkooler 9y ago

    Another post to just say thank you for this great product! Awesome work!
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    by NuSkooler 9y ago

    Great work!
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    by NuSkooler 9y ago

    I see this triggered a post: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=15313838
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    by NuSkooler 9y ago

    Don't forget HN over Gopher: gopher://hngopher.com:70/
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    by NuSkooler 9y ago

    Any relation to https://github.com/copy/v86 ?
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    by NuSkooler 9y ago

    To be clear, I'm not advocating for a donation model instead of a free personal use vs paid commercial. I'm suggesting to remove the header and urge personal users to donate a bit. > and I'm not convinced that the "v
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    by NuSkooler 9y ago

    Hi Matt! I've been using and advocating for Caddy for a while now, but I have to say this is a huge put-off. Don't get me wrong here, I'm in full support of a commercial version... but as you can see from the feedback here, t
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    by NuSkooler 9y ago

    Thank you for your hard work! THIS is the editor I use on Windows, Linux, and OS X. You will not find a box that I work on without Sublime running.
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    by NuSkooler 9y ago

    Content Watch | Salt Lake City, UT / Berwyn, PA | Full Time, Onsite We are a family controls company focusing on solutions to children safe and parents at ease in the modern mobile world! We have a relatively small development team and
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    by NuSkooler 9y ago

    If you haven't seen it, this is a pretty good documentary on the whole situation: http://kimdotcom.film/
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    by NuSkooler 9y ago

    Signed, a guy who makes his living pushing nuclear.
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    by NuSkooler 9y ago

    A fine way to go.
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    by NuSkooler 9y ago

    ⋊> ~/Downloads unzip exa-linux-x86_64-0.7.0.zip Archive: exa-linux-x86_64-0.7.