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bberrry
9y ago
Is 31B a reference I'm missing? It didn't come up in the article body.
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bberrry
9y ago
Going to second SMPlayer. My daily driver over VLC easily.
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9y ago
I think there can be some merit to "styles". Personally I have a hard time focusing when reading something (possibly adult ADD but I haven't sought a professional opinion) which is why I find YouTube videos much more helpful
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bberrry
9y ago
Everyone realizes there outliers difficult to get right. Point is you can get quite far with a relatively naive approach.
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bberrry
10y ago
Not very surprising to me. IKEA is always very thoughtful and clever in their design of even the most mundane things. I've never seen them botch anything ever.
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10y ago
A lot of my phone browsing involves apps with built-in browsers (reddit, HN) so hosts-filter is more practical. Killing ads in free apps is definitely part of the equation as well. The one downside would be not being able to click sponsored
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bberrry
10y ago
My number one reason for rooting my phone is blocking ads on a hosts-file level. It also stopped me from being able to play pokemon go, which I assume is for the best.
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bberrry
10y ago
Mind giving the source where Assange said that?
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bberrry
10y ago
RT-N66U with Advanced Tomato here. Couldn't be happier
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bberrry
10y ago
You wouldn't happen to have a seed project with that stack by any chance? I would be very interested in trying it out.
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bberrry
10y ago
Damn, that's what I do :(
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10y ago
That's been my feeling for a long time now. After getting spoiled by Pythons enormous standard library, other languages feel incredibly bare-bones and getting things done takes a lot more work. I wish other languages focused more on in
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10y ago
SQLite
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10y ago
Notepad++
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bberrry
11y ago
Yes, everyone is concerned about the patent because we want the biologist to be poor.
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bberrry
11y ago
I was under the impression that Dual-n-Back[0] had real benefits. Is that not the case? [0] http://brainworkshop.sourceforge.net/
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bberrry
11y ago
I desperately want to find a new code font to love but I always return to Consolas.
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11y ago
Would be awesome if it had a confirmed oxygen rich atmosphere.
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11y ago
Forgive my ignorant question but why do their examples only work in REPL?
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bberrry
12y ago
I would be interested to hear whether the culture in the engineering departments is similar to this.
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bberrry
12y ago
The police sometimes do random sobriety checkpoints.
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12y ago
I am hugely anal about this topic and I've tried all fonts mentioned at the time of this post. In the end, Consolas has racked up the most miles during my coding and Proggy Tiny for the output console (allows you to fit quite a lot). D
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12y ago
Meanwhile, in "socialist hell-hole" Sweden, I have an unlimited calls, texts and 4G data plan with these speeds http://i.imgur.com/62yT2ig.png (45Mbit down, 7.5Mbit up) It costs me ~$48 per month. I average around
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bberrry
13y ago
That does sound nice. Did you start your own consulting company or are you employed?
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bberrry
13y ago
Imagine if we took all technology advice from 80-year olds.
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bberrry
13y ago
How in the world do you differentiate between so many asteroids?
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bberrry
13y ago
It actually is quite condescending to think that people upvoting this actually have trouble understanding the concept. It's an elegant animation and young students would benefit from seeing it.
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bberrry
13y ago
Thank you for this post. I had noticed wallbase was stagnant but didn't know there was a successor in the works. Thanks for pointing it out..
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13y ago
I agree, this is the one little app I find indispensable.
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13y ago
I love checking out lists like this.
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