adimit

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by adimit 16y ago
While I do agree that a [video] tag would've been nice, I'll also recommend you get FlashBlock for whatever browser you're using. (Sorry for blatant OT)
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by adimit 16y ago
Erhm. Am I not getting something? It IS in the trending topics: http://imgur.com/QxuqV Is the story here that they are censoring something or that they are not ? Because if it were the latter, I'd be sad. Do we assume that for social n
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by adimit 17y ago
I'm sorry to beat a dead horse, but I had a couple of arguments against your initial post that I still find valid, and that haven't been made yet. So please, pardon my late and probably obsolete commentary. My points are two: 1) While you w
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by adimit 17y ago
First of all: what an awfully well designed site! Awful, be cause it looks awful. Well designed, because that's gotta be one of the most clearly laid out sites I've ever seen on the Internet. You can find everything you want and that is of
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by adimit 17y ago
How about withholding the name still, but offering a way to 'opt-out' from voting. You don't see the name until you either vote up or opt out. After you've withheld your voice, you can't go vote again on that submission/comment.
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by adimit 17y ago
I think the point of the article was not that he earned a bad reputation for griefing - it was more that people reverted to a rather medieval behaviour when confronted with such a situation. Earning a bad reputation and being denounced as a
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by adimit 17y ago
People also weren't obstructed by the computer so much, and the smiley wasn't even invented yet. What I mean by the former is, that I found older books to contain all kinds of very curious typography. Not that I know a lot about it, but I
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by adimit 17y ago
While I haven't really used this particular service, I disagree with your general premise. I love graphviz, for example. Graphviz is actually quite awesome. I can draw dependency graphs, or any other kind of graph, without touching the mo
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by adimit 17y ago
I've got `zo` remapped to space. Or, more precisely: nmap <space> za vmap <space> zf
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by adimit 17y ago
Neat. I'm addicted to vim partly because of its great and very flexible folds. For example, you can completely rewrite the way folds look . I like my folded code to look like its first line would normally look, without any dashes, preservi
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by adimit 17y ago
If you like the semantic nature of these workspace layouts, maybe tiling window management is for you. Pretty much the same thing as screen in terms of how windows get arranged. Try [xmonad]( http://xmonad.org ) or [dwm/wmii]( http://suckle
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by adimit 17y ago
Nietzsche also hinted at the way moral rules get enforced: you aren't ashamed of your own thoughts, only of someone finding out about them. Basically, this is fear of being exposed. In our (the Western) society, this is most true for sexu
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by adimit 17y ago
> In my Linux days I'd just make a copy of /etc and my home directory and that was always enough to get a new machine, install Debian, run a few aptitude commands, restore /etc and move on. Even better: go make a VCS-repo for your /etc.