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by dm319 9y ago
Reputation - according to the half of my family from Cambodia/Vietnam, Toyota are the Rolls-Royce of the East, Lexus is the luxury division of Toyota. They are also very reliable cars.
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by dm319 9y ago
Anyone know how much energy is created from the chain splitting?
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Revisiting a 90-year-old debate: the advantages of the mean deviation (2004)(leeds.ac.uk)
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by dm319 9y ago
printer steganography?
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by dm319 9y ago
Why do people post apologies to HN? Any examples?
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by dm319 9y ago
Yes please do write a book on it. I do have a slightly strange angst towards Windows - I feel somewhat cheated of my time. I used to reinstall Windows every 6 months just to stop it slowing down, and unlike other OSs where I can script the
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by dm319 9y ago
I think he is referring to the experience of using Windows 10 not WSL - they really do push for you to register/sign-in to an online account just to install creators update - even going so far as placing opt-outs in funny positions on
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by dm319 9y ago
I can't understand the number of people on this thread who appear to be very tech-savvy, but don't sympathise with your issues. I've been off windows for several years, but recently needed to install Windows 10 on a machine f
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by dm319 9y ago
Did you mean gnu/windows? -rms :)
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by dm319 9y ago
The latency and unzipping problems can be solved with linux. Though the trackpad could get worse. The random latency and unexplained HD activity always offended me in Windows - it is _my_ laptop after-all!
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by dm319 9y ago
I mostly agree with you - healthcare and tech should absolutely be a match made in heaven, but here in the UK it's the ethics and data protection laws which make that so difficult. Even with explicit consent from patients (and this a
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by dm319 9y ago
As far as I understand that is the opposite of how it works. The linux foundation was set up to receive funds from big business contributors - like Intel, Microsoft etc, who have an interest in the continuation of the linux kernel and wish
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by dm319 9y ago
>You're out of touch with reality Linus. In what world would anyone sign up for your "generous" offer to be called clowns, that their patches are garbage, that they should do thousands of hours of work for free for a bunc
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by dm319 9y ago
My experience of medical and biological research is that tracked changes in Microsoft Word using a file naming system that uses 'draft1', 'draft2', 'draftv1.2', 'final', 'finalfinal', '
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by dm319 9y ago
debating whether to go from ubuntu-mate 16.04 to 17.04
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by dm319 9y ago
Yes, this is a classic, and is ringing truer each year.
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by dm319 9y ago
Yes, but there isn't a choice. You are imagining products which don't exist. Lab hardware is generally very specific and there is usually only a handful of machines suitable for a given application, all of which run out of date
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by dm319 9y ago
We shouldn't be too quick to branding those with a valid criticism of a government (or for that matter, a religion or even culture) as being racist. This prevents valid discussion of difficult topics and perpetuates the idea that we l
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by dm319 10y ago
the 5th gen uses the microsoft precision standard (i.e. sends the raw input to the OS to interpret) - reported to be as good as the surface book, and close to macbook.