Rabidmonkey1

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by Rabidmonkey1 17y ago
You should have just tried the WICD package, which replaced Network Manager quite well.
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Negate Competition by 'Owning' Your Space(businessweek.com)
1 points by Rabidmonkey1 17y ago|0 comments
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How to Level Up(chrisbrogan.com)
1 points by Rabidmonkey1 17y ago|0 comments
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by Rabidmonkey1 17y ago
Sorry - it was just that HN recognized the link as being submitted before, but it had an awful and completely irrelevant title, so no one would know what it was unless they went hunting for this amazing script at random; unless they knew it
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Great Userscript for HN: HN Toolkit
6 points by Rabidmonkey1 17y ago|4 comments
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by Rabidmonkey1 17y ago
MIT has posted the course and video lectures online, in case anyone was interested: http://ocw.mit.edu/OcwWeb/Electrical-Engineering-and-Compute...
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by Rabidmonkey1 17y ago
Central NJ, but the trains make it very easy to get to NYC. PM me... wait, do we have PM on HN?
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by Rabidmonkey1 17y ago
Feathers are made by a Japanese surgical tool company. They are considered by many to be the sharpest blade you can purchase. That said, practice with Merkur or Derby's before you graduate to feathers. I bought the Derbys on Amazon as wel
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Ask HN: Starting a drink business.
6 points by Rabidmonkey1 17y ago|2 comments
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by Rabidmonkey1 17y ago
I have some hope for the adventure genre yet, even after being seriously let down by Monkey Island 4 (make sure you've played Monkey Island 3 and Grim Fandango though; they're both excellent!) That said, I've heard Psychonauts is good, thou
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by Rabidmonkey1 17y ago
Could you post the text of the article here, seeing as the server is down? I, and I'm sure others, haven't had the chance to read it yet...
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by Rabidmonkey1 17y ago
Exactly - this screws over Google Chrome, which is a shame because it's a slick browser (though I personally am keeping a closer eye on the Chromium project, especially since I use Linux). I'm not sure this is ultimately to the benefit of G
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by Rabidmonkey1 18y ago
This looks like an awesome idea. I haven't been able to try it out yet because I'm running FF 3.07 (simply because Ubuntu repos haven't brought it up to 3.1 yet, and I don't really want to bother that much atm), but it reminds me of the con
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by Rabidmonkey1 18y ago
Sorry, didn't see the date on the article until you mentioned it - then I found it on the bottom of the page. Still, it seems like interesting information to me. I want to form a routine around these principles. How well did this process wo
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From Geek to Freak: How I Gained 34 lbs. of Muscle in 4 Weeks (fourhourworkweek.com)
3 points by Rabidmonkey1 18y ago|8 comments
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by Rabidmonkey1 18y ago
Hulu is an awesome service and a great alternative to bittorrent, especially since it's of comparable quality. I honestly don't mind the ads so much, especially since I know TV requires money to make and these fund the various projects out
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by Rabidmonkey1 18y ago
I think this is an awesome way for people to remind the government about the way things like property and monetary policy should be handled. The government is only screwing things up anyway: case in point, not a single bailed-out company ha
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by Rabidmonkey1 18y ago
Yeah, and what rules would those be? Last time I checked the guidelines, this fits just fine into the off topic area of submission. I'm a real guy who will really give to the charities, who wants to be able to put a 10,000 dollar check in s
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by Rabidmonkey1 18y ago
No, you misunderstand. I posted on Reddit previously and was dugg down by troll types. See the aftermath here: http://www.reddit.com/r/bestof/comments/7zgyw/dear_reddit_i_... And you're right, I'm def not trying to spam or anything. Just
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by Rabidmonkey1 18y ago
Is this really such a horrible idea that it's worthy of downvotes by mods? I mean, I'm literally willing to give at least 10,000 to charity if I can get help for this, which is a whole lot of money last time I checked. And it doesn't cost y
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by Rabidmonkey1 18y ago
Dear HN, I normally wouldn't submit this here, but I'm kind of desperate. I tried to submit on Reddit and was immediately downmodded by trolls and /b/-tard types who disparaged me. I enjoy hacker news because everyone here is helpful and in
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Dear HN, I have a charitable proposition for you, but I need your help(islandreefjob.com)
1 points by Rabidmonkey1 18y ago|6 comments
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by Rabidmonkey1 18y ago
Hey, that's just plain insulting! FYI I've been all over China - I spent 2 weeks there with a sports team in 2005 playing all over the country - literally east from Beijing to as far wast as Urumchi, which nearly hits the Russian border -
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by Rabidmonkey1 18y ago
I'm not sure I agree with this sentiment. Surely there must be a better way to show proficiency in something besides testing (in the conventional sense). Besides, the US isn't a Democracy, it's a Republic, albiet a democratic one. The found
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by Rabidmonkey1 18y ago
This article is by a kid who is still in this situation. I can't speak or write Chinese, but if someone can reach him via the comments on the original article, please tell him to leave there and explore the world. It's much bigger than the
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by Rabidmonkey1 18y ago
If I cared, I'd be on the atheism subreddit right now. But I don't, and that's why I'm here, learning about tech. I hesitate to say this, but let's stay on topic. The atheism subreddit can be so vitriolic and it would be a shame to foster t
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by Rabidmonkey1 18y ago
I haven't had any trouble with it.
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by Rabidmonkey1 18y ago
First off, thanks for the response. To answer your question and maybe clarify things a bit more - the owners want to be able to simply drag and drop large media files that have been sent by clients onto their local machines (Mac desktop Pro
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Ask HN: Setting up a small office server?
2 points by Rabidmonkey1 18y ago|3 comments
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by Rabidmonkey1 18y ago
I like Mike Rowe's advice on working: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r-udsIV4Hmc

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