cyberjunkie

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by cyberjunkie 8y ago
I've started using Notepad++ texts in a folder (as a workspace), synced across devices using Syncthing.
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by cyberjunkie 8y ago
Of course, they were the first to discover and invent. They just lost all of the learnings somewhere in the past, presumably to a server crash.
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by cyberjunkie 8y ago
I chose Flickr in addition to my main storage NAS at home. Flickr keeps things synced and I can share it with my folks, and some relatives and friends easily. Google was too expensive (for no compression photos) for the bulk I have.
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by cyberjunkie 8y ago
For someone who didn't read at all for the longest and started a couple of years back, I'm glad I read 20 books this year. Here are the few that stuck with me - Bad Blood (John Carreyrou) - Story of Theranos, its founders and the
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by cyberjunkie 8y ago
I wonder if there is a term to describe the sheer ignorance of the (tech-aware) masses. Sadly, Firefox is fighting a hard battle that it's possibly, and slowly losing.
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by cyberjunkie 8y ago
Pretty much most of marketing and nearly all of advertising then.
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by cyberjunkie 8y ago
I've seen more than a couple instances of terrible addresses being marked on Google Maps. Painful while ordering food or taking an Uber.
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by cyberjunkie 8y ago
This never came to India and I had it on my wishlist all this while. I'm upset Valve is discontinuing it. Fortunately, I used Moonlight on my Raspberry Pi using this Kodi addon - https://github.com/dead/script.moon
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by cyberjunkie 8y ago
The masses want one place to buy from a variety. Marketplace models want to offer these masses, a vast assortment. A fully functional ecosystem is now online. This is particularly beneficial to brands with little to no presence. They invest
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by cyberjunkie 8y ago
Really cool to hear the insights here. I've always wanted to learn things by myself, and so I picked up the guitar ages ago. I wish I spent a lot more time on it. I can read guitar tablature from Ultimate-guitar.com and once upon a tim
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by cyberjunkie 8y ago
I will vouch for the author of this article. Smart kid! On a slightly off-topic, I think it's safe to say that trading and farming items in popular games, is responsible for cheaters, unfair practices, and in turn developers churning o
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by cyberjunkie 8y ago
It must be said the influx of mis-information, now over-inflated egoes, greed and terrible mental health of the masses creates a society that is mentally sickening towards others. Every time someone with clarity and genuine intent points th
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by cyberjunkie 8y ago
Nikon has a nice lens simulator that helps in understanding lenses and sensor formats - https://imaging.nikon.com/lineup/lens/simulator/
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by cyberjunkie 8y ago
I recently got back to fountain pens. It's been 20 years! If you're looking at really good but affordable ones, start with the Chinese Jinhao brand - 992 - plastic body and very light, decent nibs and easy to write. The X450 and X
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by cyberjunkie 8y ago
And that's where I first heard of the city, Tripoli. It sounded so cool. That nasal whistle playing endlessly from the PC speaker though was something!
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by cyberjunkie 8y ago
Adults looking at their children under a microscope, have their sense of reality skewed by the rubbish on the internet. Now this is being propagated offline. Children are behaving like children, and insecure adults seeking approval of other
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by cyberjunkie 8y ago
Syncthing Kanboard Wordpress Hugo tt-rss Dokuwiki
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by cyberjunkie 8y ago
tmux https://github.com/tmux/tmux/wiki glances https://nicolargo.github.io/glances/ rtv https://github.com/michael-lazar/rtv rainbowstream https://github.com&
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by cyberjunkie 8y ago
Are there also studies on the effects of parents' addiction to social media and other forms of screen time?
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by cyberjunkie 9y ago
Intel has reasons to be worried. They missed several buses, trains and ships and other opportunities. Servers still appear to be secure but with threats from ARM solutions, and AMD. Windows 7 and Windows 10 have been pretty efficient operat
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by cyberjunkie 9y ago
A vicious cycle that's triggered by a perpetually degenerative and complacent society. This is a problem that runs through everything - social media, education, health sectors, the job market, etc. Marketing something that's reall
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by cyberjunkie 9y ago
Alright then, when do we see some Netgear R6220 love?
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by cyberjunkie 9y ago
Holy shit! A hand-spray is any day better (than of course a hand and mug to the rear)! - India
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by cyberjunkie 9y ago
Amazon Prime Video just arrived on Apple TV.
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by cyberjunkie 9y ago
Question everything you've taken for granted, or the matters that are of utmost importance. Question the big points, then narrow down to every aspect of it. Accept reasoning, but question it too. Don't be afraid of being wrong, do
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by cyberjunkie 9y ago
What if he falls flat on his face, thus proving the Earth is indeed flat?
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by cyberjunkie 9y ago
Shellshock? Were you using the Rs. students shell account using the bonafide certificate or the Rs. 5,000 standard shell account?
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by cyberjunkie 9y ago
I loved the Reddit AMA app. I don't know why they decided to kill it. I would've liked your app on my Android device!
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by cyberjunkie 9y ago
Foobar is a better player today, but Winamp was so much fun till 2.xx. They had colour and great interfaces. They were the rock stars at the time of boring sotware UI. Then Winamp 3 and then 5, and AOL and UuUUUgghhhgh! Nullsoft made some n
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by cyberjunkie 9y ago
I see way too many people taking their jobs more seriously than they ought to. There's something very odd about people who sideline their families and close ones, because their daily work is more important. They're way too busy to

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