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by calibwam 14y ago
It just isn't viable to have unique passwords on all the different sites that require some sort of login, even with password tools. What if you have something you have to check on a computer where you can't use the tool, maybe not a interne
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by calibwam 14y ago
> To be a god which can do everything--Assembly A god that uses more time than necessary doing some tasks, but when they run, it's so fast.
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0x42c - OS for DCPU-16(github.com)
3 points by calibwam 15y ago|1 comments
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by calibwam 15y ago
But it would stretch the animal term a bit to have six middle aged British men on the cover.
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by calibwam 15y ago
Nice, I usually check the emails I got during the night on my phone before I look out, so if I see a message saying it is a nice day, I'm sure I'll be fast to get up!
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by calibwam 15y ago
Extrapolation, however, is always funny.
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by calibwam 15y ago
I don't mean paying more, as I have no reason to say that it will make them more effective. But using money on teachers can be anything from education to the environment the teachers have to teach in.
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by calibwam 15y ago
The problem is not with the OLPC, as said in the article it's problems with Peruvian education. And maybe it would have been wiser $225m on better teachers than giving the children a laptop. I really like the OLPC program, but there are ski
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by calibwam 15y ago
It seems as though HN had a nerdgasm, and now everybody wants to make an emulator for something that's not even released. What is the point of this? Everybody here knows it's possible to emulate a CPU in any Turing complete language, so why
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by calibwam 15y ago
In Norway, they are named "troll". The original.
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by calibwam 15y ago
Even funnier, Even is another Norwegian name. Meeting two Norwegians, you can hear "Hello, I'm Odd" "And I'm Even!"
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by calibwam 15y ago
This is just the same for me in Norway. The Norwegian layout has open curly brace on AltGr + 7, which is very painful when programming. US with AltGr is so nice, but it just makes me more of a weirdo up here..
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by calibwam 15y ago
How come the "nice designed" web sites is always the same, with the same font, large images, and soooo long to scroll. It's like a statement saying "we mind about design, we just don't have any creativity."
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by calibwam 15y ago
Depends on what you want from the framework. Django is good, but for a smaller blog, try pyblosxom, it's quite nice!
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by calibwam 15y ago
It might seem like it. I haven't got the time checking out the web site, but it seems as a "tech blog" as that site that commented on the Raspberry Pi being an ugly computer a little while ago.
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by calibwam 15y ago
I kind of followed the post up until they started talking about Windows 8. "Windows 8 surprised and excited the tech blogger world, something a Windows browser hasn't done since Windows 95." Do we live on the same planet? The feeling I got
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by calibwam 15y ago
Please don't post this again. I have work to do!
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by calibwam 15y ago
Would be better to make a horrible site and say that if you are a better designer, hop aboard.
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by calibwam 15y ago
I read another place that there were around 400 000 who tried to enter the system, but anyway. They implemented a "queue", where you had to manually refresh the browser to be able to log in. The whole thing is just crazy, the government has
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by calibwam 15y ago
Working with the FBI for the lulz?
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by calibwam 15y ago
It's against VIMs design philosophy to include a shell. The idea is that you shouldn't use shell (and other things) from vim, you should use vim from your shell. You have access to your shell by using the :! command.
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by calibwam 15y ago
I agree to a lot of the arguments, but for me most of them fits better to VIM. I really have nothing against Emacs, but I just happened to start learning VIM, and after that it's been hard to change. In my university, there's really only so