berbec

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by berbec 8y ago
Used to be the E series. The the T60p. Then the x260. Soon The X1 Carbon Extreme will be the last jedi
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by berbec 8y ago
2014/04/01
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by berbec 8y ago
Taking 600VDC as input
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by berbec 8y ago
"likely only possible in TAS" has this habit of becoming possible. SethBling turning Super Mario World into Super Flappy Birds on a console comes to mind. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hB6eY73sLV0
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by berbec 8y ago
A notable example of this is Mario 64, where the lowest stars possible category has been renamed multiple times as ways of defeating bowser with fewer and fewer stars are discovered. I believe we are at 0.
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by berbec 8y ago
And remember, logging into any Google service in Chrome now means you're logged into Chrome so more tracking!
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by berbec 8y ago
I don't defend Google long slide into hard-core-stalkerdom, but there is a slight price difference between a Macbook Air and a Chromebook. Apple uses hardware income to support software dev costs; Google uses tracking and ads to pay fo
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by berbec 8y ago
By sheer install base, it certainly has. Compare Linux servers + android and windows definately loses. Android at 2.7B vs windows at 1.4b (1) 1: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Usage_share_of_operating_sys...
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by berbec 8y ago
Windows still has a little search box in the task bar. Clicking "hide" is one of the many steps I take on every PC I install 10 on.
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by berbec 8y ago
I believe the point was one party makes the programs expensive and the other party makes them ineffective. I hadn't thought of it that way before!
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by berbec 8y ago
I could see the current government implementing strong privacy controls to protect your personal data from bad actors who doesn't donate enough to reelection campaigns. Not a right or left thing either; I believe both sides sell themse
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by berbec 8y ago
Oh she was that bad of a candidate, and I voted for her!
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by berbec 8y ago
I've never thought of retroactively applying gender pronouns. The binary trans people I know don't judge what they used to be call. For a gender fluid person, they is the safe bet. The New Yorker article mentions one such person i
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by berbec 8y ago
It was a simple mistake, actually. If I had to do it again, I should have used "she" at the beginning of the sentence and "he" at the end to emphisise the transition. I wouldn't say I fixed my pronoun use. I used th
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by berbec 8y ago
You're right I am. I was attempting to place extra emphasis on the sections of the post I thought helped highlight my post. I'm sorry I wasn't doing it properly. I took the entirety of the post in a different light you did, w
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by berbec 8y ago
Signed up
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by berbec 8y ago
I did an office 365 install a week ago and recall a second Onenote popping up. Is it just no longer being developed, or did I get one of the last installs? I was unaware of the change!
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by berbec 8y ago
"Most women don't value having the dude-bro credit of "having worked on the Linux kernel"." "You're far better off learning <javascript framework of the now> and work in some hip young startup with h
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by berbec 8y ago
The percentage of people requiring a non-(s)he pronoun is small enough it shouldn't negatively affect your life. For those that do, just train yourself. In a similar vein, it took me a few weeks a few weeks to remember to call an, prev
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by berbec 8y ago
Do you really think women don't want to put "developer for the Linux kernel" on their resume? That because of their gender they are instead are just drawn to new and shiny languages/frameworks? Edited for GC clarity
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Linux “Code of Conflict” Altered to “Code of Conduct”(git.kernel.org)
24 points by berbec 8y ago|5 comments
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by berbec 8y ago
And how many easy to use, one-click install, git over ssh with port-forwarding and key generation packages are there to download out there? There's two levels of software - easy to use and complicated. They both can accomplish the same
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by berbec 8y ago
Just did a fresh install of windows 10. Onenote was pre-installed. When I installed office 365 premium, I got a second Onenote.
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by berbec 8y ago
Distributed fuzzing?
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by berbec 8y ago
If she fell out of the slip stream, she wouldn't have fallen over. She would have been thrown off the bike by hitting the 175+mph wind. It would be like walking out of your house into a Category 5 hurricane. She could have been tossed
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by berbec 8y ago
I'm not an ActivityPub user, but this post remindeds me of the initial comments to "Show HN: Dropbox" [1]. "For a Linux user, you can already build such a system yourself quite trivially by getting an FTP account, mounti
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by berbec 8y ago
Some providers, T-Mobile I know, offer to bypass the data cap for certain services. The drop the quality to 480p, but that's not a huge deal on my 5" screen.
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by berbec 8y ago
If you have any of that, it really help! I end up going with channel-locks and a six-foot pole.
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by berbec 8y ago
You'd think you'd get it with gsuite...
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by berbec 8y ago
Seems hugged to death to me http://web.archive.org/web/20180916230012/https://www.jonoba...

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