aceperry

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by aceperry 10y ago
You'll probably need a larger hard disk to accommodate both operating systems if you dual boot. I prefer to run virtualbox/vmware and have both running side by side while using the best tools/software on each platform.
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Pluto Has Towers of Ice 1,600 Feet Tall(motherboard.vice.com)
1 points by aceperry 10y ago|0 comments
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by aceperry 10y ago
Dell is really pushing the envelope when it comes to monitors. I was tempted to get a 4K monitor during the holiday season, but decided not to when I found out that I had to upgrade all of my graphics cards and laptops.
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by aceperry 10y ago
Great idea, especially for critical infrastructure. This makes sense and would seem to have big advantages over closed source systems.
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by aceperry 10y ago
Amazing stuff. Looks like Uber is really making the most of their data. I hope this is a easily accessible and useful.
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The Limited to close all brick-and-mortar shops(sfgate.com)
2 points by aceperry 10y ago|0 comments
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by aceperry 10y ago
The Nokia name and brand reminds me of what happened to Blackberry. Former giants in the pre-smartphone era (Apple iPhone) that couldn't pivot to making successful smartphones. I know Microsoft has always had computerized phones, but
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by aceperry 10y ago
I gave up on C++ right after I learned it. At the time, this was before the STL was part of the standard, it looked really cool but I could tell that it was easy to get into trouble and it would take years and years to be really good at it
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by aceperry 10y ago
I seem to remember a few other apps and scripts that do the same thing, but I also heard that they get out of date pretty quickly. Don't know if this is going to keep up with the updates, but it shows that this is an ongoing problem w
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by aceperry 10y ago
You and others make a good point about getting going faster on windows, but one thing that a lot of people don't factor in is the amount of time fiddling with windows as well. Getting it working or fixing problems and other configurat
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by aceperry 10y ago
Yeah, and the KKK and neo-nazis campaigned for Trump. What's your point?
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by aceperry 10y ago
Part of the problem is due to the small community of developers involved. There are a lot of ways to package and build your source tree, especially if you draw from a lot of different projects. See the chromium or android projects to see
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by aceperry 10y ago
Ooops, my bad. I was mistaken about the 1st gen Android wear watches. They also used Cortex-A processors and can be updated with AsteroidOS. I was thinking of other smart watches.
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by aceperry 10y ago
Great project. I had no idea the LG Urbane used an ARM Cortex-A processor. I have a few 1st gen Android watches, and those used the ST ARM cortex-M series micros. I have an LG Urbane as well, but wouldn't want to dump it since I fin
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by aceperry 10y ago
Amazingly, I understand that the board had a lot of big and very well known names.
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by aceperry 10y ago
It's strange to me to see Hillary Clinton compared to Trump as equivalent in terms of honesty. I don't buy that. In fact, I would rate Trump and people like Elizabeth Holmes as being far more dishonest than your everyday politic
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by aceperry 10y ago
That one lie, which she apologized for, doesn't compare to the constant lying that Trump engages in. And Trump almost never apologizes or admits that he lies. There is not much equivalence in my mind between the lying that Hillary Cl
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by aceperry 10y ago
No. But if you have any examples of Hillary behaving like Trump, I'd like to hear about it.
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by aceperry 10y ago
They'll probably have to change the name of the company if they want to get out from under the stink of sleaze.
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Blink and You’ll Miss Amazon Transforming into a Logistics Company(motherboard.vice.com)
4 points by aceperry 10y ago|0 comments
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From Bankruptcies to Backstabbing, the Story of Chuck E. Cheese Has It All(motherboard.vice.com)
1 points by aceperry 10y ago|0 comments
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by aceperry 10y ago
Looks like a really cool form factor with intriguing possibilities. Only problem with Intel is most of their chips require a lot of power. That's going to be a big problem if they're trying to play in the small embedded device s
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Silicon Valley tech company hands out barf bags at virtual reality demonstration(sfgate.com)
3 points by aceperry 10y ago|0 comments
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by aceperry 10y ago
I love these linux on laptop articles. I've used linux since Redhat 5.0 and have almost always had to configure things to get everything to work. Nowadays, I don't really have the time to dick around, I used Gentoo for a long ti
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by aceperry 10y ago
Totally love the cardboard "case" held together with some rubber bands. LOL, this is real hacking. I spent a bit of time learning 3D printing and printed a few cool looking raspberry pi cases but always looking out for cool case
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by aceperry 10y ago
That link doesn't go to the full article either. It gives you a link to the paywall of the article though.
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by aceperry 10y ago
Trump lives among the 1% where they don't have to interact with computers to get around in society. He has aides and servants to conduct much of the routine paperwork and other things that ordinary people need to do to function with g
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How Much Porn Is on Tumblr?(motherboard.vice.com)
4 points by aceperry 10y ago|0 comments
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by aceperry 10y ago
Oh please, no! This was hands down, the worst thing I've ever experienced on linux.
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The Phone Cracking Industry Is a 'Cesspool'(motherboard.vice.com)
2 points by aceperry 10y ago|0 comments

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