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by delano 18y ago
That's a good point. With both engines out to provide reverse thrust and likely little if any emergency landing facilities at Teterboro, he probably made the right choice.
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by delano 18y ago
I'm aware of GRUB and LILO. But as bootloaders, I didn't realize they were able to modify the Linux root password so easily. The question still stands: is it possible in any flavour of Linux to change the root password by modifying the kern
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by delano 18y ago
Of course, we love the Welsh! Also, it was a world-wide study that's been implemented in many places. Canada too: http://www.cbc.ca/health/story/2009/01/14/surgery-check-list...
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by delano 18y ago
Is the procedure for changing the root password with grub the same regardless of the flavour of Linux?
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by delano 18y ago
My point is that it's not a determinate process.
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by delano 18y ago
A better title: 9 interesting Linux commands and 1 reason to absolutely avoid CentOS.
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by delano 18y ago
Interesting people are everywhere and nowhere. You find them one by one. Feeling alienated sucks but you might find that not belonging to just one group is one of your strengths. It can give you a unique perspective because you have a wider
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by delano 18y ago
Is referring to engineers as "experimentalists" part of the joke? In any case it was a good, light read that I'll take to heart in the next version of my insulting library. http://insults.rubyforge.org/
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by delano 18y ago
Follow the commit history for a language and project that interests you. http://github.com/languages
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by delano 18y ago
This seems like a really bad idea to me.
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by delano 18y ago
If you outgrow 5000 queries per day, I'm sure you could negotiate for more.
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by delano 18y ago
You're not a Tron fan?
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by delano 18y ago
As always, the right solution depends on what you're building. "Dedicated server" sounds like you're asking about one or maybe a few machines. If that's the case, you're better off with dedicated hardware from a vendor you're familiar with.
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by delano 18y ago
I don't know anything about legal environmental obligations but what made sense to me was the last line on the front-page: NIMONIK is the best automated tool to meet ISO 14001 requirements for the management of legal requirements . I would
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Lightsack - how to send data from CPC 464 to PC without owning the neccesery cables(gynvael.coldwind.pl)
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by delano 18y ago
What's that?
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by delano 18y ago
Everyone tries to be realistic about risk tolerance. I'm more concerned about people who don't hesitate over big decisions than those who do.
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by delano 18y ago
Someone who has a failed startup is in a better position to give advice than someone who has not. You seem quite willing to deem someone not ready or not in a position to give advice. Also, before you make a bold claim about someone's c
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by delano 18y ago
Ya that's fair, but it's reasonable for someone to ask a question without being judged.
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by delano 18y ago
Wilson?
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by delano 18y ago
Are you advocating a one-sided view of big decisions?
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by delano 18y ago
Canada is much more self-conscious than the US. Incidentally, that's probably one of the reasons why we excel at comedy.
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by delano 18y ago
The point is not, what should a hacker/entrepreneur do every day. There is no one X. It's called X because it can be anything, including something tiny.
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by delano 18y ago
Chaining is interesting as long as you don't make yourself feel bad for breaking the chain. But the best implementation is a physical calendar. Partly because it's tangible and partly because we already have plenty of external motivators. T
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by delano 18y ago
Thank you!
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by delano 18y ago
Ya that's what you want to see, you're boss hanging off your friends.
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by delano 18y ago
Front-end performance is a compound problem. You need to consider everything that sits between your customers and your data because it all has an impact on the actual and perceived performance. In regards to browser rendering performance, Y
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by delano 18y ago
At 350 lb, it's more like a tiny aircraft carrier.
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by delano 18y ago
Shouldn't you be asking your CPA and your lawyer what "reasonable" means in this case?
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by delano 18y ago
There's no secret to filing an efficient tax return. All it takes is one good accountant.

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