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Simple Science Fitness(simplesciencefitness.com)
1 points by Puer 13y ago|0 comments
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The effects of DBS on the motor symptoms of Parkinson's Disease(youtube.com)
2 points by Puer 13y ago|0 comments
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by Puer 13y ago
Exactly this. The most astounding difference between MP3 and FLAC I've ever heard was Teen Spirit by Nirvana. In the opening riff there's just such a huge difference in depth and clarity. On the MP3 everything sounds flat and life
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by Puer 13y ago
Yeah, that's like design 101. One thing I really like about the default Android UI is that it's mainly black/gray with blue, which makes it easy on the eyes and nice to look at in various environments (at night, for example).
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by Puer 14y ago
It's disgusting how people will blatantly steal "every day" items and think nothing of it. I've played soccer for a decade, and I've lost countless soccer balls because people will literally pick up a stray ball and walk away with it. I alw
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by Puer 14y ago
It just happened to be a good time to switch, to be honest. I've migrated from Openbox to Awesome WM in the past few days, and I needed a good editor with features like syntax highlighting, line numbers and great community themes as I learn
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by Puer 14y ago
I switched from nano to vim a few hours ago. When I first installed Arch Linux all those months ago I was intimidated when I was presented with the choice between nano, the default, and vim, "for experts only." When I used vim for the first
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by Puer 14y ago
Interesting. I'm currently running Arch Linux on my Acer Aspire One 722-BZ197. When I try and watch HD and fullscreen videos on YouTube that screen tears and the audio and video get out of sync, but when I use toogl I'm able to watch in 720
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by Puer 14y ago
As a long time Ubuntu user the new "Software Center" is a huge disappointment. Just browsing it is enough to freeze and sometimes crash my computer; Installing packages is difficult and the UI is slow and unresponsive. Unity also frequently
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by Puer 14y ago
Unnecessary (and intrusive) features being piled onto an already bloated OS is the reason I, a former Ubuntu fanboy, installed Arch Linux a few months ago: Now I know exactly what's installed on my system and exactly how my system runs and
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by Puer 14y ago
I spend most of my day in the library at my school (it's the only place I can study between classes.) Even though it's a "library," the administrators don't enforce any of the noise rules, and it's (ironically) one of the noisiest places on
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by Puer 14y ago
I've been a Ubuntu fanboy for years. When my old desktop running XP completely failed, my older brother installed Ubuntu on it and I fell in love with it. A few months ago I did a clean install of Ubuntu 12.04 on my netbook that had previou
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by Puer 14y ago
> Aside from it being the most counter-productive form of communication ever That's a ridiculous statement. Some people can better articulate their thoughts if they speak it out loud, and some people can better articulate their thoughts
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by Puer 14y ago
As a writer I also prefer to communicate by email. I used to be very socially awkward and introverted (and still am), but knowing how to communicate in a wide variety of situations, whether it be by text, email, phone or in person is an ext
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by Puer 14y ago
If you're really hardcore about canceling noise I would recommend buying a pair of actual earmuffs, not headphones, and wearing those over a pair of earbuds. It's what StarCraft 2 pro gamers do to ensure they can think and concentrate when
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by Puer 14y ago
I might be a little biased considering I own one, but many people find the click clack sound produced by a keyboard with Cherry MX Blue switches to be quite relaxing.
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by Puer 14y ago
I feel the exact same way. I wear a pair of noise canceling headphones and listen to music so I can block out all of the noise produced by other people. What I found a few days ago, however, was that I had a very, very difficult time concen
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by Puer 14y ago
I've heard that reading strange fonts on bright orange, blue, yellow and pink backgrounds is bad for your eyes, too.
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by Puer 14y ago
3.5 is a pretty disappointing figure, but I've owned several Acer products from monitors to net books and none have failed on me yet.
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101 East - Ageing Japan(youtube.com)
1 points by Puer 14y ago|0 comments