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RichardCA
10y ago
Fandor is pretty good.
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10y ago
Thanks, I can't tell you what a breath of fresh air it is to read such a well-written long-form article, free from pop-ups, requests to sign up with my email address for updates, or getting scolded for using Adblock. This made my day.
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10y ago
It wasn't all that bad. If you were an average college student in the early 80's you had a time-sharing login to a PDP 11/70 running RSTS. TECO was there but there was also VTEDIT which was a collection of TECO macros that se
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10y ago
I personally have gone as far as Warm Spring Canyon and in my case I have a Tacoma with full 4WD. But I don't have a winch or boards or any of the other survival stuff so that's as far as I'd go on a solo (one vehicle) trip.
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10y ago
"There are some who will say that any backcountry travel in Death Valley using a normal street vehicle in Summer is inherently foolish. This is certainly a debatable topic." No, it's not.
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10y ago
To me this is the heart of the matter. Waze knows people dislike this but they can't seem to find a way to place that behavior under the user's control. Most of us would be happy to stick to "arterial" streets even if it
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10y ago
Carl Sagan had some things to say about this topic. http://marijuana-uses.com/mr-x/
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10y ago
Just leaving this here... http://skepdic.com/ancestrallineage.html
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11y ago
Throw an anti-short-cycle delay in there. You've never programmed HVAC have you.
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11y ago
What do you mean? The home-hobbyist community has been doing this for years using protocols like X10, Zwave, etc. And we used Usenet groups like comp.home.automation to meet and discuss stuff. Home Automation has a very long tail of history
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11y ago
The movie is absolutely worth watching, mainly due to sheer force of Thom Andersen's intellect. Unfortunately he misses a few things that the average HN reader might find obvious. For example he spends quite a bit of time talking about
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12y ago
Thanks, my intention in asking the question was to see if there is any willingness to speak about what will ship. I don't need a pedantic explanation of the runtimes, I want to know if a decision has been made to get behind one of them
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12y ago
I don't see anywhere where it says the project is getting behind MoarVM, and this will be the official runtime that ships. Is this in fact the case?