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by blaabjerg 13y ago
When people talk about retiring early, "retiring" usually doesn't mean the same as when you talk about it in the traditional context (ie. sitting on the porch all day). I can't speak for others, but for me this kind of article is about esta
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by blaabjerg 13y ago
His criticism is probably aimed at the journalist, not the scientist.
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by blaabjerg 13y ago
1. Path was fined, not for anything involving address books, but for allowing 12 year olds to sign up for the service. That's not true, is it? According to the FTC[1], they were fined for "collecting personal information from their mobile
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by blaabjerg 13y ago
This is quite possibly the least informative/descriptive post title I've ever seen. I don't have the vaguest idea what the post is about before clicking the link.
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by blaabjerg 13y ago
I'm still confused as to whether he's being serious or trolling us hard.
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by blaabjerg 13y ago
I don't think there's any graphical usability whatsoever, as the only output is a serial line. He only mentioned X and GNOME to emphasize the fact that it can be started.
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by blaabjerg 13y ago
Not to poop on her accomplishments, but isn't conventionally grown fruit sprayed with pesticides specifically to kill and deter pests like fruit flies?
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by blaabjerg 13y ago
That's a rather theoretical problem, isn't it?
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by blaabjerg 13y ago
Don't be silly, nobody's saying it's perfect. But it's certainly better than universal vigilante justice. Would you prefer it if copyright holders were free to exact their own "justice" outside of the court system?
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by blaabjerg 13y ago
They have the super power of working within a judicial framework which forces them to be prove the suspects' guilt thoroughly before any kind of punishment can be dealt. This is not the case with vigilantes.
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by blaabjerg 13y ago
It was repealed on Friday, so you may uncringe yourself.
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by blaabjerg 13y ago
Why not both? If you use tmux for your terminals you get persistence in case you need to restart X, or when you log in remotely.
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by blaabjerg 14y ago
Difficult, maybe, but seeing as you're commenting on an article about someone who lives almost 12000 km away and is going, it's clearly not impossible :) Unless you already live in NYC, your current location shouldn't be very relevant.
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by blaabjerg 14y ago
Such considerations aside, it's quite possible that they'd make more money if they priced it lower. I would think the potential market for a $20 or $30 editor is much larger than that of a $70 editor. Then again, I assume they considered th
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by blaabjerg 14y ago
Very cool. Thanks!
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by blaabjerg 14y ago
This looks like an _awesome_ service! If you don't mind me asking, do you have any grand plans for it business-wise? Will it become a paid service in the future? edit: ah, I see it already is for higher volumes :) That's fair! > This to
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by blaabjerg 14y ago
This was linked to by The New York Post yesterday, but the article itself is a year old.
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by blaabjerg 14y ago
15 hours of programming a day? Holy shit. There's no way I could be productive/attentive for that long.
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by blaabjerg 14y ago
I'm not sure this is exclusive to the software/engineering industries. My impression in general is that people "back in the day" were much more content to stay with a single employer for their whole life–or at least long periods of time–tha
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by blaabjerg 14y ago
Curiously, in Sweden storms never brew in tea cups, only in glasses of water. "Storm i ett vattenglas".
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by blaabjerg 14y ago
"Reading light", actually :) Quite appropriate and unique. Greetings from the frigid north!
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by blaabjerg 14y ago
Cool name :) What's the story behind it?
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by blaabjerg 14y ago
http://www.simcity.com/en_US/blog/article/simcity-update-8
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by blaabjerg 14y ago
Finland seems like a kinky place. Top three results: 1) mature 2) granny 3) male ejaculation (gay)
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by blaabjerg 14y ago
I'm guessing that because watching someone who speaks (and moans) your own language removes an artificiality barrier and makes it more authentic. Like a girl next door kind of thing.
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by blaabjerg 14y ago
Though I can't find any official sources to back it up, various internet citizens seem to claim they're using a D* Lite algorithm. I find it hard to believe. Either they're using some much cruder algorithm or they've implemented D* Lite hor
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by blaabjerg 14y ago
Do you never find a page and think, "ah, this will be useful for project X later"? Keeping them all in my browser session for six months before I put it to good use is just unnecessary, so I bookmark it and find it later when I need it.
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by blaabjerg 14y ago
Honestly I think the entire notion of a fixed bookmark hierarchy is outdated. I'm an avid Opera fan, but I can't fathom by it doesn't support bookmark tagging yet. It's just a much more fitting model of how I archive documents (many-to-one
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by blaabjerg 14y ago
Only because you have repeated your spelling of "Von Nueman" three times, I want to point out that it is in fact spelled "von Neumann".
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by blaabjerg 14y ago
Philistine! At least plug it into a chess AI and do it properly.

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