another-cuppa

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by another-cuppa 8y ago
Headphone? Deep Note was made for speakers.
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by another-cuppa 8y ago
It does say I.I.I.I. Awful font.
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by another-cuppa 8y ago
First time I've ever seen the Github 500 error page. It looks cool!
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by another-cuppa 8y ago
500 is a server error. I see it in Firefox as well.
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by another-cuppa 8y ago
It always was. When I started using Firefox it was an alternative to IE6. It was the browser you used if you were a web developer because it had things like Firebug (which Google copied and integrated into Chrome). Chrome didn't conv
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by another-cuppa 8y ago
My intake was not heavier than I claimed. If you read my post again you'll see that I went for complete abstinence only after drinking became an occasional thing for me. When you drink a few pints of beer once after a month or more of
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by another-cuppa 8y ago
I didn't say anything about making alcohol illegal. I'm completely opposed to the government telling people what they can put inside their bodies.
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by another-cuppa 8y ago
My diet is very well-controlled. I fast for 20 hours every day and have a perfectly balanced intake. But if I drink alcohol I will sleep badly and I will have a bad day tomorrow. Why do people refuse to believe this?
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by another-cuppa 8y ago
> Unless you were getting wasted it's quite unusual for a few drinks to make you feel bad. Is it, though? I know plenty of people who will just waste whole days away in front of the TV doing nothing because they don't feel like
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by another-cuppa 8y ago
Nah, I still do eat rich full-fat, salty, and carb-heavy food. Trust me, it's the alcohol. The day after drinking used be completely wasted for me. Now every day can be very productive.
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by another-cuppa 8y ago
Obviously I can't say anything about my own longevity, but over the past few years my alcohol consumption has decreased to virtually zero and I've never felt better. I was never a big drinker, but I would semi-regularly go out and
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by another-cuppa 8y ago
But maybe not too much? My parents let me sleep. School started at 9:00 for me but on weekends and holidays I would sleep for more than ten hours and default to a >24 hour circadian rhythm. I would eventually become completely nocturnal
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by another-cuppa 8y ago
Why doesn't the fish wriggle? The fish looks much stronger than the insect.
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by another-cuppa 8y ago
So you don't trust your own eyes and nose and need "Siri" to confirm it for you?
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by another-cuppa 8y ago
So if the air quality is bad, you'll drive. I see, very useful.
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by another-cuppa 8y ago
I'm quite concerned about air quality in the UK but according to that map everywhere in the UK is "good", even London.
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by another-cuppa 8y ago
Why is it useful? What do you do about it?
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by another-cuppa 8y ago
This is definitely part of the reason. Back when git was first released there was a huge amount of scepticism about whether anyone actually needed it, but lots of people used it anyway just because they wanted to use what Linus made for Lin
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by another-cuppa 8y ago
Huh? How could they change once a year? The point is winter time is GMT and summer time is the change. The UK did remain on BST once, but that was during the war (interestingly it also went to double summer time in the summer).
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by another-cuppa 8y ago
The clocks changing really does mess up my sleep for a good couple of weeks every time. This year I might just ignore the change and continue operating an hour out of phase.
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by another-cuppa 8y ago
That makes no sense. The clocks change in the summer, not the winter, and in summer Scotland sees about 20 hours of sunlight.
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by another-cuppa 8y ago
It is a really interesting marketing move (and don't delude yourself, this is a marketing move). To market a feature that Google can't possibly compete with.
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by another-cuppa 8y ago
Oh dear. So they finally got to him. First Guido, now Linus. If some "nice person" would write a better free operating system I'd be all over it. But Linus is one of the people that has made it possible for me to not only run
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by another-cuppa 8y ago
I use a tiling WM and I use screen solely for the detaching functionality. It means I can restart X without restarting things like irssi.
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by another-cuppa 8y ago
I'm curious about your setup and why you wouldn't want to detach smaller screens.
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by another-cuppa 8y ago
Is tmux actually more reliable in this respect or have you just been lucky so far? I had a screen session running for three years with no problems.
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by another-cuppa 8y ago
Almost all the software used in biology is FLOSS. The problem is you need a lab process to get the data in the first place.
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by another-cuppa 8y ago
> Men are allowed to be bald. Allowed to be bald?! Going bald is a terrible experience that many men have to deal with. The number of men that choose to be bald is vanishingly small. > They’re allowed to have curly hair. What are
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by another-cuppa 8y ago
The Sony Xperia Z3 Compact was a great phone. But unfortunately it had a design flaw that meant the screen would become unglued and it's very hard to repair. I "upgraded" to the X Compact but it's complete garbage in com
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by another-cuppa 8y ago
What's the point of having print or console.log around everything? Just have one box with "print to standard output" and those two at the top.

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