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by diltonm 12y ago
It seems like we just got the Nexus 5, the Nexus One is still fun to pull out and mess with. The One was the perfect size. I'm not even sure the 6 would fit in my pants pocket? Seems like it would jab into my groin when driving. Storag
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The original cc, zoom in on the typewriter(shorpy.com)
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by diltonm 12y ago
It's very cool, gets back to using the power of the simplicity of UNIX. I found though, that X middle click paste doesn't work. I made a directory at /mnt/mccomsoft then ran Firefox and didn't see it which is good.
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by diltonm 12y ago
To give this some context, how fast is your web site might be a good alternative title.
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Can you afford to lose 10M customers?(blog.laptopmag.com)
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by diltonm 12y ago
Brilliant guy, speaker. I now get why something that's relatively easy for me to make might actually be worth more than a few bucks per hour to a lot of people.
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by diltonm 12y ago
>> For example, if your job is writing custom software, it becomes progressively harder to find problems that don't already have open source solutions. Open Source is just software, solutions take people. It will continue to be t
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by diltonm 12y ago
This is interesting. I think it could be a smart move. A business with a hardware focus is so different from one with a software/services focus. PC's didn't die the death that some in the mobile industry predicted; in fact th
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It's official: HP will break itself in two(computerworld.com)
1 points by diltonm 12y ago|1 comments
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by diltonm 12y ago
I don't think what they did to you guys was legal: "“Consumers who purchase cellular data plans should be able to use them without fear that their personal Internet connection will be blocked by their hotel or conference center,”&
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Open IoT from Eclipse Foundation(computerworld.com)
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by diltonm 12y ago
It's interesting to note but bandwidth is going to be expensive for me compared to Linode's no charge for the first 2 TB. With Google this would come to $240 if I'm calculating it right.
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by diltonm 12y ago
Don't forget to update any Docker instances of OS's. My brother just challenged me and I'd assumed my Docker Ubuntu instances would be updated automatically by updating the main Ubuntu OS but that was not the case. In my defe
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by diltonm 12y ago
The following is a troublesome statement to me about pot that I didn't know until now: "Smoking marijuana is more dangerous than smoking cigarettes, experts say. The tar in joints contains a much higher concentration of the chemic
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by diltonm 12y ago
Dash sucks, bash rocks. Dash isn't even close to being as capable of a shell as Bash.
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by diltonm 12y ago
Apache Drill lets you search logs using column base requirements. https://cwiki.apache.org/confluence/display/DRILL/Querying+a... It doesn't work on files with no extension yet or at least there's a
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by diltonm 12y ago
Actually someone in our family installed GEOS and I couldn't help think it looked pretty advanced back in [Edit: 1986/87). I'd not done Windows 1 or 2, saw only Ads for Mac but never thought the C64 could run a graphical desk
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by diltonm 12y ago
I don't do 3D programming but have benefited as a happy Steam customer from the great games on Linux now. Having said that, it's generally a bad idea to re-write software with such a massive customer base on the basis of age. The
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by diltonm 12y ago
Marcus has earned the right to do what he wishes, enjoy life instead of stressing. Best wishes to him and continued success to Mojang!
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by diltonm 12y ago
I'd feel much better if they would clarify the term PC. As a long time Linux user and Minecraft fan; I'd hope the Linux client continues to thrive similar to the way the Skype client has after the Microsoft acquisition. The fact t