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by acranox 10y ago
It also has super narrow bezels. Which seems minor, but for some reason, I really like it. I started a new job, and needed something for when I work from home. I had the 27" version of this in the office, and it was so awesome, I got
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by acranox 10y ago
At the university I used to work out, the swapped out the Cisco firewalls for Junipers. One of my applications immediately started having random errors. A week of troubleshooting with the network team, and Juniper support, concluded that
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by acranox 10y ago
Uh, does this guy not care about the candidates policies? People who went from sanders to trump don't make sense to me when you consider their positions on many major policies.
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by acranox 10y ago
GitHub in 1996? Ha.
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by acranox 10y ago
Maybe Samsung should pay that bill?
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by acranox 10y ago
My company probably spends millions to rent it's office. It also has a kitchen with a lot of free food and coffee available. So, they'd probably save a lot of money to have a smaller office with fewer people in it, and I'd
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by acranox 10y ago
What kind of person cares enough about anonymity to change the comment in their ssh key, but not change the default hostname of their Mac? That person is very inconsistent.
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by acranox 10y ago
Every day I put my MacBook Pro on my desk at work and the plug in, power, two thunderbolt connections, hdmi, usb, and my headphones. Sometimes I use the SD card reader. There isn't a free port on my computer. I would actually really
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by acranox 10y ago
It really isn't irrelevant if a computer is fast enough for the user. Energy savings is great, and gpu performance is great too. But a lot of people just need a computer that is fast enough for what they use it for. And if the progr
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by acranox 10y ago
But the maids agreement is with the tenant, not the landlord. So if the landlord wants to ban the maid, maybe they should change the locks, or kick out the tenant. The key sharing policy would be between the tenant and the landlord, not d
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by acranox 10y ago
IP address does not equal identity.
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by acranox 10y ago
Some places with shopping carts have an "invisible fence" that locks up one of the wheels of the cart when you push the cart outside the property. These are usually marked with a yellow line on the ground. I presume they use som
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by acranox 10y ago
"Providing an environment which makes cheating easy and profitable is just as morally corrupt as the cheating itself" No, it isn't. This is called victim blaming. It is like saying not locking your door is as morally corrup
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by acranox 11y ago
The flexplate has very little mass to provide momentum. The fact that the flexplate is bolted to the (heavier) torque converter is what's really going to provide the momentum.
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by acranox 11y ago
It's not a sports car, it's a commuter vehicle. Understeer is safer, since it's less likely to get an inexperienced driver into trouble. Yeah, it's stupid if a little car like that engages traction control when acceler
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by acranox 11y ago
This car would fail its annual inspection in Massachusetts, USA. Of course, some shops don't do thorough inspections, but the law requires a working parking brake, and seat belts and mirrors, among other things.
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by acranox 11y ago
Boston "solves" this problem by removing all the stations during the winter. Okay, not all, they leave a few, but they take most of them away. The people who use the Boston bike share, are fair weather riders. Most cyclists are
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by acranox 11y ago
The redirection will happen in your shell, but the command will be called inside the shell invoked by sudo. So that won't work either unless you have write privs to the block device, but if that were the case, you probably didn't
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by acranox 11y ago
Did I miss something? How does it know which device to give the priority bump to?
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by acranox 11y ago
Channeling my inner stallman. This looks like a lot of GNU utilities for windows, just like the name says. But the title says Linux utilities.
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by acranox 11y ago
Just in the past few months I've been seeing many more of them around the Boston area in the U.S. at big stores. It's coming.
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by acranox 11y ago
That's not correct. Cars will generally have something that's often called a 'limp home' mode. I saw a car that's PCM (powertrain control module) that failed some internal test, so it fell back to a basic mode wher