davidandgoliath

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by davidandgoliath 6y ago
Fwiw, the latest fedora manages to make the carbon's trackpad feel as good as a macbook: Might be worth trying it out.
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by davidandgoliath 6y ago
Try poker vr. Perhaps too many kids at this point, but it'll return to normal soon enough.
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by davidandgoliath 7y ago
Works very well — confirmed here. :) I've since returned to drinking periodically, but, it's nice knowing I can cease at any given moment using this methodology if I choose.
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by davidandgoliath 7y ago
What on earth are you talking about?
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by davidandgoliath 7y ago
No, but the google fossil wear (no idea re: name) watch is great.
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by davidandgoliath 7y ago
Second-most would be `this naked mind` by Annie Grace (wrt: alcohol). Edit: Crud, `why we sleep` was easily my first, but I'm now digging into the potential debunking of it.
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by davidandgoliath 7y ago
These are multi-million dollar machines built on billions in R&D for explicitly this purpose, with highly trained operators that spend thousands of hours in a simulator / live flight: Let them do their job.
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by davidandgoliath 7y ago
That's far more compelling. If a % of the ~$15k+ we give stripe annually (via cc processing fees) went towards loan repayment, we'd likely have perpetual loans open :)
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by davidandgoliath 7y ago
"- How to disable the "Hot Corner" in Gnome (Fedora) and many more things." — uh, this here. Why that's a default is beyond me. Simple enough to disable, but shouldn't need to.
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by davidandgoliath 7y ago
Same Mr. Mark.
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by davidandgoliath 7y ago
Better to use syncthing, simple equivalent & free / open source.
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by davidandgoliath 7y ago
Get over yourself.
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by davidandgoliath 7y ago
Playstation, xbox 360 / xbone, & more all work with it. Use those!
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by davidandgoliath 7y ago
As long as they don't mind fighting with the SEC, sure.
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by davidandgoliath 7y ago
Standing desk + bicycle underneath for ~4 hours a day is what's working for me. Biked ~46 hrs since last Sunday. Standing otherwise.
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by davidandgoliath 7y ago
Profit.
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Use of naltrexone and different ways of using it in the treatment of alcoholism(academic.oup.com)
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by davidandgoliath 7y ago
Beautiful.
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by davidandgoliath 7y ago
Keen point: It's likely the '18. Bought early '19. Regardless, keys already becoming non-functional on the left-hand side of it after very little use.
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by davidandgoliath 7y ago
I abandoned apple in Dec. of '17 after 5+ years in the ecosystem & went on a hefty soul search for what to use next. I knew the touchbar was sort of a warning flare that they were trending away from what I'd need out of comput
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by davidandgoliath 8y ago
TIL he already does! Most excellent, don't hesitate furthering his project.
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by davidandgoliath 8y ago
The idea of forking libinput, vs. simply generating ~$95-150k p/annum for the guy behind libinput to go full-time, is a silly one. He was the same guy behind synaptics, and understands all of this far better than the OP. Let's get
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by davidandgoliath 8y ago
Is this list public? My biggest battle using linux is keeping a list of great software! :)
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by davidandgoliath 8y ago
Thanks for the heads up on this one! Looks great.
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by davidandgoliath 8y ago
syncthing covers all of those, just note it doesn't support iOS.
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by davidandgoliath 8y ago
Link? Curious!
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by davidandgoliath 8y ago
Wow! Beautiful results. Count me in :)
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by davidandgoliath 8y ago
vs. AT&T?
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by davidandgoliath 8y ago
My kids are enjoying working through the kano. It's a raspberry-pi with a linux distro attached to it, lots of coding opportunities. A bit too graphical for my tastes, and lots of distractions — but, lots of learning.
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by davidandgoliath 8y ago
Why we sleep has given me an immense amount of respect for sleep, something I rather apparently knew so little about. I've put off sleep for decades, and amidst this book I've come to understand that it's been a really stupid

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