cisstrd

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by cisstrd 10y ago
Regarding configuration yes, regarding hacking it and community-wise, still nice for someone who likes C a lot. An additional criterion actually is license (somewhat). I for one am put off by anything published under GPLv3, think it's
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by cisstrd 10y ago
So the software used was written in 1999 at Audi, designed to be "capable of turning off certain engine functions", for what purpose? Cheating purposes? Testing purposes? Does not say. I personally find that not really informative
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Little: a tcl-based c-like scripting language(little-lang.org)
101 points by cisstrd 10y ago|57 comments
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by cisstrd 10y ago
Like I've written in a comment here, very often programming language preference decides about what wm is best for someone. So if you are into CL, then StumpWM is a nice thing to configure, hack, nicely integrated with a Lisp Interprete
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by cisstrd 10y ago
Window Managers are nice to play around with, I see no real reason for using StumpWM other than that you also would use a Lisp Interpreter routinely and program in Lisp. Then StumpWM is a nice thing to configure, hack, nicely integrated wit
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by cisstrd 10y ago
not at all my intention to poke fun at anyone though, it's hard to judge if something which is common knowledge for oneself might not be well known in general
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by cisstrd 10y ago
would not surprise me, it's by far the most widely used and well known though I guess
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by cisstrd 10y ago
lacking hardware support for new graphic cards and some weird wireless cards printing is incredibly broken and sometimes cumbersome some games and applications (photoshop, et cetera) people care for don't run or only with some work inv
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by cisstrd 10y ago
mhmh yeah I saw that, was unsure if that is the reason it gets upvoted... one should link to this though http://www.mate-desktop.org/blog/2016-04-08-mate-1-14-releas... but ok...
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by cisstrd 10y ago
Gnome changed some things with Gnome 3.x (which was not recently) and some people were dissatisfied with it, so they forked Gnome 2.x, created the Mate Desktop Environment and that's it. Nothing happened to Gnome, it's alive and k
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by cisstrd 10y ago
hmmh without trying to talk negatively about it, why is this on front page? am I missing something here? What happened: people who were dissatisfied with gnome 3.x forked gnome 2 (a long time ago), created the Mate Desktop Environment, and
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by cisstrd 11y ago
At the end of the day, as noted in the article, different data has to be presented in different ways, or actually the same set of data may be presented in different ways, it depends on what you want to focus on, what exactly is your subject
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by cisstrd 11y ago
"We know, for example, that “relative risks” can be used to look impressive." This is, sadly, extremely true and even more sadly, very often used. 5 times more likely to die from x, sounds impressive, risk increase from 0.001 to 0
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by cisstrd 11y ago
Then surely, so is this http://bettermotherfuckingwebsite.com/