Tiksi

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   by Tiksi 11y ago

   Yeah, but that can easily be implemented in a client, have the client issue commands to nickserv. Same with avatars, just have a url in your VERSION to the avatar or something. All the features of eg. slack could be implemented client side
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   by Tiksi 11y ago

   Oh I don't disagree with you, I'm not delusional enough to think that people are going to move to irc, or that it'll become mainstream, it's just a bit saddening. But the thing is it doesn't really matter because ir
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   by Tiksi 11y ago

   I absolutely agree with this, and I'm not looking forward to the near future of the internet, but it's inevitable. We will hit AOL 2.0, well a few of them. We'll have the Apple internet, the Facebook internet, the Google inte
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   by Tiksi 11y ago

   For my "traveling" config, I have this in my .zshrc, it'll work in .bashrc too: export VIMRUNTIME=$HOME/.local/vim/ alias vim="vim -u $HOME/.local/vim/vimrc"
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   by Tiksi 11y ago

   I like the tool, but almost every comment in here is green... Seems a bit suspect.
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   by Tiksi 11y ago

   It's a comparison of nations' economies, and from the wikipedia article on PPP above: It is however limited when comparing the size of national economies; GDP PPP is designed to compare the purchasing power of the citizens of
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   by Tiksi 11y ago

   Well it wouldn't really be fixing it, but you could render the images with different ordering and allow people to select. I'm not sure if there's a way to detect it in browser. Setting the ordering depends on what os you&#x27
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   by Tiksi 11y ago

   The subpixels on my screen aren't rgb (vbgr on this one) ordered, so the images with AA don't quite work right for me. Annoyingly, quite a few sites/applications make the assumption that everything is rgb, which causes crappy
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   by Tiksi 11y ago

   I've seen a few chem agent and inert gas systems, but only when someone realized cost of equipment + loss from downtime > cost fire suppression system, which is less often than it should be. dry pipe systems are probably the most co
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    by Tiksi 11y ago

    Usually the fire suppression is halon-like gas systems (can't use halon anymore), sprinklers are an absolute worst case last resort. But yeah, there's plenty of NO CARDBOARD ON THE DC FLOOR NO CARDBOARD ON THE DC FLOOR NO
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    by Tiksi 11y ago

    I know gitlab has an option to log into your github account and I believe you can copy everything down. I use gitlab pretty much exclusively and I prefer it to github by a large margin. I do maintain a "public"(you likely won&#x27
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    by Tiksi 11y ago

    It seems perfectly in line with what I generally see. A hang up usually results in some desperately mashed combination of Esc, Space, and Enter, then clicking on absolutely everything, and finally mashing ctrl-alt-del in the hopes of someth
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    by Tiksi 11y ago

    Links actually has a graphical mode too: http://paste.click/DdkwUx There's even a driver to draw straight to a framebuffer. It can be useful if you're on a box without X or break X and need a browser (which is how
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    by Tiksi 11y ago

    I don't wanna derail the comments here, since as cbaleanu mentioned it's pretty off topic, so I'll try to stay brief here. If you would like some more input, my email is in my profile. > But it doesn't seem like devel
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    by Tiksi 11y ago

    Symbols seem to do strange things as well. The input was : !@#$%^&*()_+ here's 3 runs of it with bias all the way down: http://paste.click/KNIJov http://paste.click/PPjKXC http:/&#x2F
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    by Tiksi 11y ago

    Yeah I have plenty of pages filled with the project. Not having them searchable is a pain, but every time I've tried to use vim for it, it ends up being a bigger distraction than the ideas themselves.
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    by Tiksi 11y ago

    I usually go one by one. They end up in a chain of ideas so I just follow that chain down.
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    by Tiksi 11y ago

    The flight attendant told me the plane was fully booked on the next trip, it was replacing one that had to be taken in for maintenance at my destination or something along those lines (Its been a while, I don't remember the details), s
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    by Tiksi 11y ago

    Yeah, I was pretty confused myself at the time. We started to taxi with an empty plane and I asked a flight attendant wtf was going on and if the plane was supposed to be moving. It was nice though, I put up all the arm rests in one of the
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    by Tiksi 11y ago

    Well like I said, not everyone flies that much. I don't come anywhere near 75000 miles a year, maybe somewhere around there for a lifetime total. After my last flight on United (and Delta), I would flat out refuse except maybe first cl
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    by Tiksi 11y ago

    I was just poking around to see how it works. I love the idea, but I doubt I could convince enough people to join that wouldn't already have the room name to justify the effort of adding a /list.
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    by Tiksi 11y ago

    Well then I suppose it might be worth it, I've had great experiences on Lufthansa the few times I've flown on it, one time the plane was entirely empty except for our group of 5 so we had a 747 to ourselves.
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    by Tiksi 11y ago

    This is awesome, the sshtalk mentioned above looks great too, although trying to brute force a room name isn't working out for me. I found a few of the key bindings by accident, trying to scroll with j. I considered making something li
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    by Tiksi 11y ago

    I do something similar, and I'm very chaotic, not at all structured. When Im doing something I have my notebook open, if an idea pops into my head I write it down, maybe make a few notes about it, then go back to what I was doing befor
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    by Tiksi 11y ago

    Taking a quick look at http://www.united.com/web/en-US/apps/mileageplus/awards/trav... it seems 1 million miles ~= $3000-$12000 depending on destination, date, etc. It doesn't seem all that bad
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    by Tiksi 11y ago

    The gpu needed to play games on a VR headset doesn't fit on it, thats why they plug into a computer. And for something that fits in a phone/tablet, a 64GB microsd card is $30. 64 GB on something the size of a fingernail for $30. 1
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    by Tiksi 11y ago

    The monitor is http://www.samsung.com/us/computer/monitors/LU28D590DS/ZA which has a 1ms response time, never noticed a delay with anything before. The decoding was in hardware, and I have dual amd 7850s
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    by Tiksi 11y ago

    I tried to play GTAV when the first article came out, and while it wasn't unplayable, the latency was frustrating at best. Driving was futile, and I have a muc, much lower latency to aws than 120ms: > ping -c 4 sdb.amazonaws.com
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    by Tiksi 11y ago

    I recently bought a 5tb hdd for $130. I don't think storage is going to be the issue.
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    by Tiksi 11y ago

    > Because I wrote that original post, and I had experiences while writing it. Well I said "a" heartfelt seeming post, not that specific one. If an AI told me the same thing, what difference would that make? I have nothing but t