Wickk

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by Wickk 15y ago
>I thought at first they had a moral motive. They never had a moral motive. When they targeted Sony, everyone was singing praise, but they have never claimed to be doing this for anything other than "lulz". Someone made a great comment
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by Wickk 15y ago
I would imagine so based on what I know about it, and I personally would need someone to rip my WM from my cold dead hands but the option is there
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by Wickk 15y ago
In regards to the Tiling WM's: http://www.winsplit-revolution.com/ https://github.com/ZaneA/HashTWM http://windawesome.codeplex.com/ OSX: http://mizage.com/divvy/ http://www.irradiatedsoftware.com/sizeup/
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by Wickk 15y ago
I the follow comment sums up my opinion on the matter: >8 years of experience and you didn't know that you should look for compatibility issues BEFORE buying? Seriously? I for one gave up hope of "The Year of Desktop Linux", a very long
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by Wickk 15y ago
>Ubuntu ships without make, Ruby or Python Since when does Ubuntu ship without make and python? Python 2.X has been included in standard installations for quite a few releases now. I also can't remember the last time I had to manually i
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by Wickk 15y ago
You're just proving the point that linux ( and this can be said for ANY os ) is not for everyone. For the past 6 years, I've been much happier with my experience using Linux and the several distro's I've tried my hand at while no it night b
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by Wickk 15y ago
When did I say it's illegal? I said it needs to stop.
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by Wickk 15y ago
I'm making a huge leap based on the title alone, I'm going to assume that they( and I guess others) knew about this and are just not confirming what everyone believed.
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by Wickk 15y ago
>It has been criticised for not telling customers about the breach when it happened in May. Really now? This needs to stop, it wasn't ok a decade ago, it wasn't ok when Sony pulled this recently, why would they think it's ok now?
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by Wickk 15y ago
Works fine in Chrome 11 under linux
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by Wickk 15y ago
Misleading title is misleading
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by Wickk 15y ago
I learned a lot from the Getting Git screencast when I learned how to use it, +1 from me
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by Wickk 15y ago
Really we can stop saying HTML email sucks, we get it. I don't like it either but every other comment seems to be saying this. That said, in this day and age is an HTML email even, neccessary? An incredibly large amount of users these days
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by Wickk 15y ago
>Irritating, painful, expensive? Choose your favorite word to describe your experience as a Sony customer, I guess. Disruptive. I've been going paperless( in regards to money )since 2008, this was a flat out disruption on my day to day
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by Wickk 15y ago
> http://content.usatoday.com/communities/ondeadline/post/2011... More reading on this
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by Wickk 15y ago
>If hackers make being a Sony customer unpleasant Unpleasant is the word your choosing to use? Having my credit card information that links to my bank account, and the only bank account I have, and then having that fucked with is more t
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by Wickk 15y ago
>Expectations about computers have changed. What matters now is heft, portability, battery life, how it fits your bag, and how cool it looks at the coffee shop. Not how fast it is, but how fast it feels. It’s not about specs, it’s about
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by Wickk 15y ago
>straight men & women don't like to pretend/boast that they've had lots of sex (unlike gay couples), then the pressure to go bareback (without a condom) increases and there might be more HIV/AIDS/STIs If I'm reading this right, you'
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by Wickk 15y ago
Very important thing to get over. In concerns to programming: The majority of what you code will look like shit to most people. Who cares. Do it anyway and learn.
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by Wickk 15y ago
>Drugs don’t have to be the only tool you use, but they can get you to a place where you’re healthy enough to think clearly about alternatives. This bears more emphasis. I was on medication for a very long while and whenever someone ask
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by Wickk 15y ago
Inb4 this throws even more fuel on the whole internet-needs-to-be-regulated path our governments been on. Useless comments aside, curious as to the motive and who they think did this.
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by Wickk 15y ago
This. Most of the time I run into an issue with a change I wasn't aware of, a quick search through the 3.X docs just points me in the right direction.
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by Wickk 15y ago
+1 for DSM. I use the solarized vim/terminal color scheme so from syntax highlighting I can tell the difference between the O and 0 but I can see why it would be a problem.
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by Wickk 15y ago
Missing the point. These people simply took their phone, snapped a picture and put it on the internet. And then after the fact, are reacting this way. They're not shooting for a project, to build their portfolio, etc. They simply took a pic
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by Wickk 15y ago
>"These are just the sites [close to] the surface. There are many thousands of additional sites that the Nile has covered over with silt. This is just the beginning of this kind of work." I am very curious as to what else they find thro
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by Wickk 15y ago
Really? He needs to give it up
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by Wickk 15y ago
What you're describing is actually bad practice. Not saying it's not a problem, but that's not an intentional emulation.
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by Wickk 15y ago
What does a new release cycle have to do with using Chrome?
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by Wickk 15y ago
>or the cleaner pulled the plug on it
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by Wickk 15y ago
The fact that you're making stretches to this situation to stress it's usefulness is not helping anything at all.

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