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cgvgffyv
10y ago
Desktop Linux in a nutshell.
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cgvgffyv
10y ago
> when nobody needs their crap anymore I bet you wouldn't see WSJ articles on HN if this was the case. Yet they keep showing up, paywall or no.
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cgvgffyv
10y ago
Click the [-] on the thread to collapse it, thank your overlords, and move on. Works every time. Alternatively, pay for a damn subscription and stop moaning that the free lunch is over.
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cgvgffyv
10y ago
> enroll him in a computer science course Why are you doing that to him?
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cgvgffyv
10y ago
You're probably not British, so I'll point out that the Daily Mail is on par with Fox News. Don't link to it.
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cgvgffyv
10y ago
> I'm not American I can tell. Don't put a space after a question mark! See? It gives you away as a Frenchman.
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cgvgffyv
10y ago
Santa can I please have a separate HN for those who buy lightbulbs with firmware to post to? Jesus.
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cgvgffyv
10y ago
Oh for Christ sake, just disable the Windows Update service and stop complaining. Done. No updates until you turn it back on. It's two clicks.
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cgvgffyv
10y ago
> World Stage Come again? Try switching off the news for a while. The world doesn't need an elite to run, the plebes run it just fine. There isn't a "World Stage".
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cgvgffyv
10y ago
Couldn't you just have said, "this guy doesn't know what he's talking about", like a normal person? That was hard to parse.
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cgvgffyv
10y ago
> I'm skeptical that there is such a thing as efficient and comfortable public transport. Have you tried living in a country made for people, as opposed to cars? Like, just about anywhere in Europe.
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cgvgffyv
10y ago
Does that mean that if I type very hard and I feel there's no hope for me to learn not to bang on the keyboard, the most, well, healthy keyboard for me will be the one with the longest key travel?
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cgvgffyv
10y ago
Mikrotik. Or EdgeRouter Lite or X. $100, Debian-based, they even sell it with an SFP port. You can install FreeBSD if you like that better.
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cgvgffyv
10y ago
You must be a blast at parties.
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cgvgffyv
10y ago
> Using an Apple keyboard, which even though it doesn't look ergonomic, the reduced key travel has helped immensely. I thought the conventional wisdom was that Apple keyboards caused RSI?
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cgvgffyv
10y ago
Christ, what country are you in?
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cgvgffyv
10y ago
And people worry we won't have enough jobs when the robots take over.
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cgvgffyv
10y ago
> Was Rosa Parks anybody important when she did what she did? These are social issues. There are no monetary interests at work. In the (very, very) long run nobody really cares who you marry. These are just the little things given to us
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cgvgffyv
10y ago
Does it make you feel any better though? Do you prefer to be continuously disappointed over things you have no control on? Others don't give a damn, and they're happier because of it. Bad things will happen to you personally event
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cgvgffyv
10y ago
> I did not read his statement as a blanket statement; it hadn't occurred to me that anyone would until I saw your comment. You haven't been on the internet much have you? Get out before it sucks all the optimism out of you and
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cgvgffyv
10y ago
> Well, Bayer runs (or ran) ads encouraging just that behaviour. Such a thing would never fly in Europe. They'd get laughed out of the room and sued.
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cgvgffyv
10y ago
Have an upvote.
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cgvgffyv
10y ago
How do I downvote idiots? I keep tapping on the arrow but it does nothing. Please help. Thanks!
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cgvgffyv
10y ago
If anyone working on Office 365 OWA is about, please make the Ignore button front and center if the To is a mailing list. One can right click and then Ignore the thread, but presumably nobody is aware of this or we wouldn't be having t
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cgvgffyv
10y ago
I used to work at a hotel. 100% of late-night bookings meant trouble in one way or another.
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cgvgffyv
10y ago
> you guys still believe that GMO are harmful (while they can solve world hunger), have tons of anti-vaccers, flat-earthers, young earth creationist and climate change deniers You do realise there's 300 million people in the US, yes
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cgvgffyv
10y ago
Biased source. Selected post titles: - D-Bus, ConsoleKit, PolicyKit: turds upon turds upon turds - The Systemd (sic) debacle - D-Bus is completely unnecesary Choice quote: "yes, they want me to call it “systemd”, but I’m averse, for so
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cgvgffyv
10y ago
It may well have been, but the title as it stands now is useless. I was forced to click through and read all the comments to find out what this was about.
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cgvgffyv
10y ago
> analytical decision-steering systems nice way to say, "the computer is doing my job for me". which is all well and good, mind. Now if only doctors had that. Where are the expert systems of the 70s, the ones I read about in AI
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cgvgffyv
10y ago
Implying the political climate has ever been any different. Something something past, rose-tinted glasses. Political climate is a function of the people in charge. People in charge, due the nature of power and its effects, are always the sa
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