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by cyberjunkie 9y ago
Why isn't there a good, non-bloated, free one for Windows? I try to use Windows 10's tiling, but it'll only do 4 quadrants (with variable sizes)
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by cyberjunkie 9y ago
Critical thinking topples popular, mainstream, insecure systems and that's not good. You want obedience and the lazy, traditional education systems ensure they put out order-following, capable workforce, not adaptive, ever-changing one
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by cyberjunkie 9y ago
Raspberry Pi 2 running OpenELEC (Kodi), with a large USB HDD attached. It doubles as my NAS.
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by cyberjunkie 10y ago
As long as you study all the techniques people talk of, and find one that suits your style of working the closest, and schedule, I think you're good.
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by cyberjunkie 10y ago
I didn't expect to like it. But despite his slight nervousness, his simplicity and his brutal honesty and self-criticism resonated well with me. Really good, no-nonsense talk. Good watch!
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by cyberjunkie 10y ago
I notice Firefox does not feel as responsive as Chrome is. On my reasonably powerful system, switching between tabs is slow, even slower when large photos load. It's holding me back. I'm typing this from Vivaldi, because I'm
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by cyberjunkie 10y ago
There are many parts to this. We're talking about IQ and these same people may not necessarily be emotionally intelligent, for one. A lot of people with high IQs may also be very rational / logical in their approach towards life.
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by cyberjunkie 10y ago
I like Slide 80. On the dangers of looking at a light emitting from a fiber - • Class 4 – Burns, melts, destroys Alderaan, etc
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by cyberjunkie 10y ago
The Indian customer is extremely price-centric. Price trumps everything. The biggest startups today are the online retailers. The Indian customer switches to whoever offers the best deal, not the best convenience. It was Flipkart, PayTM, Sn
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by cyberjunkie 10y ago
The sheer joy of the rare sights of decent transfer rates and counting every single 'block' progress. Wew!
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by cyberjunkie 10y ago
Of course, you also have to keep in consideration that people change, as do their priorities, environments, circumstances and dreams.
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by cyberjunkie 11y ago
It's absurd, and it doesn't function! Fix it, Flickr!
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by cyberjunkie 11y ago
I've been using Flickr for a while now, and am a regular visitor to flickr.com/explore. It has always been so painfully slow to load. Moving to the final photo page is even bigger a task. Sometimes, the thumbnails take two minutes
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by cyberjunkie 11y ago
what is my what? Sorry, Konkani speaker with nearly no grasp of Kannada and Tulu.
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by cyberjunkie 11y ago
My ancestral home is Mangalore, so I've been there qutie often. The jackrfuit is my favorite fruit! Once you rip it open, removing the compartments is relatively easy. The seed is easier to remove. It's one of those fruits that is
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by cyberjunkie 11y ago
Haha! Yes, I know I was going to trip on that one. Let's just call it natural for convenience sake, because we've been doing it for some 30,000 years, give or take. Factually, it's not natural. It's just as natural as be
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by cyberjunkie 11y ago
The idea of divorces increasing is a good point you bring up. I have no stats, but I've heard way too many instances of this of late. Perhaps, I'm being biased. While I am all for people being happy in their marriages, I guess I&#
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by cyberjunkie 11y ago
"Google's reasoning for the move is largely performance-based, apparently" Now if only they can start optimizing Chrome urgently, that'd be just great!
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by cyberjunkie 11y ago
I think hypocrisy is more our thing, rather than this rebellious, challenging the authority attitude. I am talking of the vast majority of the country. I wouldn't use Indians as a way to generalize, because I think most of us lack pass
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by cyberjunkie 11y ago
I thought this update was some kind of reawakening, where sense had prevailed and all malware was removed and Sourceforge was returned to its former glory. I searched for 'malware', 'spam' in the post and found none. Son
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by cyberjunkie 11y ago
Inside Out presumably. I should watch it too.
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by cyberjunkie 11y ago
Poor mental health, which indirectly affects everything from the jobs they do, how they treat one another, poor health habits, everything...
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by cyberjunkie 12y ago
I think as an idea, it's great and there has to be a large market for it. Of course, I'm in India and I personally might opt for a service like this. There are some startups here but noone of the size and 'integrity' as
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by cyberjunkie 12y ago
The process of joining IRC (which comes naturally to us today), is actually really complicated for the non-techie. This is a good thing, because we value IRC for like-minded folk. It feels like we're part of a cult. I don't think
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by cyberjunkie 12y ago
Show us the Raspberry Pi 2 goods!
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by cyberjunkie 12y ago
Here are some of mine - Emergence of VR and related technologies (it's a trend in this thread as well) Failing startups in the hundreds, who've exhausted their funding by then. Smartwatches/health bands Beginning or mobile ph
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by cyberjunkie 12y ago
Oh, I love your comment. The word to represent all of it as you said is right, sickening. Has humanity and its evolution peaked and are we soon headed into a downward spiral turning into a retarded society? Is the pride of our advancements
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by cyberjunkie 12y ago
This was critical in order to make these affordable 2-in-1, tablet-like laptops more usable. Most of them come with 16 or 32GB MMC storage and every gigabyte counts. Good on you, Microsoft. It helps the rest of us too!
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by cyberjunkie 12y ago
I'm reading Sputnik Sweetheart too and it is brilliant. If you want more gripping stuff, there is always "Underground: The Tokyo Gas Attack and the Japanese Psyche". It's a collection of interviews from different people
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by cyberjunkie 12y ago
There are a lot of immature startups throwing away money in vulgar fashion without considering the consequences of it, the value of that money. Startups are run by relatively young folk. Unfortunately, there are few or no shortcuts to years

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