billwear

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Stop being ashamed if you want to feel better(stormrider.io)
1 points by billwear 5y ago|0 comments
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by billwear 5y ago
shame (feeling comparatively unworthy) is the root of anxiety, and it's the magic exilir of advertising and selling. it's also a gateway to depression. imnsho, that's how FB, etc., link to depression.
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by billwear 5y ago
Facebook and Instagram are based in shame, the feeling that you are somehow unworthy or less worthy. this is where advertisers need you to be to successfully sell you their products. imnsho, shame is the root of a lot of anxiety, and a gate
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Canonical enables IBM Z with new MAAS 3.0, tools, goodies(discourse.maas.io)
1 points by billwear 5y ago|0 comments
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SSH/SCP to deployed MAAS machines(stormrider.io)
1 points by billwear 6y ago|0 comments
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by billwear 6y ago
okay, can see that; what if your job is enjoyable like play, and you get lost doing it, and thus don't have mental and physical effects?
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Documenting CLI tools in a UI world(ubuntu.com)
1 points by billwear 6y ago|0 comments
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Multi-layered priority with org-mode(stormrider.io)
2 points by billwear 6y ago|0 comments
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Opensource.com: Why Switch to Emacs?(opensource.com)
1 points by billwear 6y ago|0 comments
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I hope they have Emacs in heaven(stormrider.io)
2 points by billwear 6y ago|0 comments
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Debugging Rhapsody(stormrider.io)
1 points by billwear 6y ago|0 comments
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Making a kitchen-table data center(stormrider.io)
3 points by billwear 6y ago|0 comments
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by billwear 6y ago
I broke the lines up some, but tech discussions aren't going to be TV dialog, it's not healthy that way! :)
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by billwear 6y ago
To even be compared to anything related to Terry Pratchett is honor enough! And that's EYE-gor, thank you very much.
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by billwear 6y ago
can you get to a Darwin shell? i think my wife runs emacs there from the cmd line, which is much calmer.
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by billwear 6y ago
no offense, but i thought i would take to heart your tips about my abysmal format. falls under the category of "release early, release often." kinda like the borg, but without nanoprobes.
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by billwear 6y ago
thanks!
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by billwear 6y ago
I'm afraid it's macros and elisp, but don't forget that you can write a good amount of useful elisp by recording macros and saving them in your .init file.
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by billwear 6y ago
my entire MAAS development team at Canonical are emacs users. we also have those who use vi or even visual studio. it's all about what works for you, i guess.
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by billwear 6y ago
yes, exactly. i don't even pretend to know a shard of what's available in emacs. i think of it like being able to afford a full-size, professional mechanic's toolbox: you won't have a clue what half of those tools do, bu
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Life is 90% of my use cases for org-mode(stormrider.io)
307 points by billwear 6y ago|250 comments
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WYSINEUTWYG be damned(stormrider.io)
2 points by billwear 6y ago|0 comments
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Dpub – CLI discourse publishing tool(github.com)
1 points by billwear 6y ago|0 comments
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Libvirt KVM Setup Walkthrough(ubuntu.com)
4 points by billwear 6y ago|0 comments
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by billwear 6y ago
MAAS might be catching up, what with adding LXD to the mix. Used to be just KVM hosting, but using an LXD container as a VM host makes this a lot easier for me to run my "kitchen table data center" (four ginormous laptops hooked
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Diary of a Beard(ubuntu.com)
2 points by billwear 7y ago|0 comments
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by billwear 7y ago
Years ago, HP had an incredibly powerful product (secure banking server, using NSA's CMW code), placed in all 325 of the largest banks in the world (not kidding) with a very stupid name. I've forgotten it, but it was a humdinger
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by billwear 7y ago
Well, you did miss Jimmy Wales, who grew up in Huntsville, AL, and attended Randolph School there. How did you select your data?
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by billwear 8y ago
Sounds like a plot for a really decent sci-fi book with an AI as the antagonist.
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by billwear 8y ago
Honestly, if we can ditch the myopic "quarterly perspectives," I think we can improve some, though the bottom's still gonna be what it is.

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