Zelmor

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by Zelmor 10y ago
I am in the habit of telling them once, and I put it forward during the 'lecture'. If you are too lazy to listen, I am not wasting my time. Go pay someone to help you. I am not your support desk.
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by Zelmor 10y ago
It's not the kernel which is at fault, but archaic software architecture. Eg. X11 and vsync tearing. I was unable to fix it for two-monitor setups reliably in 4 years. It will not go away until Wayland is properly supporting nvidia, wh
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by Zelmor 10y ago
Maybe you should start with the basic concepts next time you are around. Explain things like computer, internet, operating system, programs. Just in a Feynman style of explanation, very brief and easy to understand. Once my mother called th
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by Zelmor 10y ago
Taking into consideration the do-it-all directions the linux kernel is heading, I am more in favour of security conscious solutions, such as an APU board with BSD on it. For myself, this is still a concept. I've decided to learn more a
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by Zelmor 10y ago
yes https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9482696
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by Zelmor 10y ago
A threadmill desk and books, pretty much.
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by Zelmor 10y ago
It leaves no traces on the host, so your work is invisible. Just encrypt it and there you go.
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by Zelmor 10y ago
No way my japanese is good enough for that.
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by Zelmor 10y ago
Yes, because when (not if) your container crashes, your data is gone.
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by Zelmor 10y ago
Virtualbox.
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by Zelmor 10y ago
They put databases and store data in containers. What a bad idea.
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by Zelmor 10y ago
I remember Outcast being real good. How does it hold up these days? I am just wearing nostalgia-goggles?
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by Zelmor 10y ago
I don't know what makes it flourish, but agile kills it for sure.
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by Zelmor 10y ago
Don't worry about them, loud minority. Zed Shaw's book, (I've read it) does rub people the wrong way in many communities. Don't worry about it, mostly it got ad hominem over the years (think Phil Fish). Just focus on you
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by Zelmor 10y ago
Welp, no linux version. A visual novel that actually got me interested. Hasn't happened in quite some time!
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by Zelmor 10y ago
I think I was 10 or 11. I was having a rough time in school. Little in regards to friends, rather a lot of mocking behaviour. My Tourette's was mild, but it got worse with stress. It almost completely disappears in nature and the garde
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by Zelmor 10y ago
Consider partial work-from-home for a couple days a week. I don't miss commuting at all, and for me, it would only involve a 45 minute bus-ride during which I can read all I want, since its an end-to-end ride. But working with a cat in
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by Zelmor 10y ago
Geforce experience is not available for linux.
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by Zelmor 10y ago
Factually wrong, it is already happening. It is tied to funding for these projects. Project management are afraid of losing key research members when the funding doesn't come through from the UK. So they exclude UK researchers altogeth
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by Zelmor 10y ago
Isn't it a well known fact for everyone by now that leaving the EU would have dire consequences to England? Losing the shared market access, researchers not being allowed into shared EU projects, the European Stock Exchange moving from
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by Zelmor 10y ago
I didn't know about Horizon2020 and Erasmus, thanks for sharing. I do know decisions ought to happen before March 2017, when shit would hit the fan for the Swiss. It would be a shame, it is a country I would definitely would like to li
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by Zelmor 10y ago
4 years of pre-labour market years, yes. Instead, you gain perspective, connections and learn a thing or more about critical thinking and communication. I say hogwash to these 'don't go to art school' opinions. Come to Europe
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by Zelmor 10y ago
I don't think I have ever learned anything from some such sites. Distilled, prepared wisdom of people with limited scope and understanding. Who is your source? It this source trustworthy? What are his/her biases and prejudices? At
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by Zelmor 10y ago
Were their experiments be recreated and properly peer-reviewed? Some reviewers argue that neuroscience experiments are mostly not worth the candle. http://andrewgelman.com/2016/09/21/what-has-happened-down-he.
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by Zelmor 10y ago
I say one should always go for the sustainable path.
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by Zelmor 10y ago
>Book was better but it always is I guess. One title to prove you wrong: Orlando.
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by Zelmor 10y ago
Well deserved.
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by Zelmor 10y ago
Because everybody wants to be special. Size, weight, optimalization, screen edge corner angle, etc. It is a senseless, unsustainable development practice that creates much waste each year. Nobody seems to look at the future, everybody just
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by Zelmor 10y ago
When Fortune 500s start adopting a technology, it can be considered ripe and stable. Big companies move slow for a reason. You wouldn't want your banking site to pull the newest javascript magick, but something to do dull-looking busin
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by Zelmor 10y ago
Maybe in 5-10 years I'll consider taking a look at containers. Currently, they are a fad not much unlike React.

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