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by equalunique 7y ago
My experience is the same. Rollbacks never fail. Upgrades often break my desktop environment. Maybe I should just stop using GNOME, since KDE seems to be the better supported "fat" desktop environment. Not sure if cobbling togethe
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A Cyberdeck Built with Ergonomics in Mind(hackaday.com)
1 points by equalunique 7y ago|0 comments
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by equalunique 7y ago
A hard copy for your filing cabinet.
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by equalunique 7y ago
I've assembled an Iris 2.1 for someone before. Can do.
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by equalunique 7y ago
Been wanting to try one of these. Usually I have good fortune with s/h, but unfortunately my Georgi order is the one thing that in two years somehow never made it to my mailbox.
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by equalunique 7y ago
I totally meant Butter Tea. My bad. My first foray into buttered drinks was via Bulletproof Coffee, which was inspired by Butter Tea[1]. My typo was the result of confusing the two. >As it turns out, the idea of mixing something fatty in
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by equalunique 7y ago
Have you ever thought about how reasons 2 and 3 can be chalked up (or down) to other people holding you back? As for Vim, I won't lie and say that adapting to it with Dvorak has been easy, but it's more doable than Colemak/Wo
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by equalunique 7y ago
If my employer's C-levels saw this headline, they'd probably just ban Oracle outright and kill me several-VM lab env.
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by equalunique 7y ago
Himalayan butter coffee is a salty recipie. Give it a try, and you might enjoy it.
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by equalunique 7y ago
It's disappointing how so much money is being poured into "mechanical keyboard kits" that simply re-create the old ANSI/ISO layouts that are rooted in old limitations from the days of the typewriter. Alternate layouts &a
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Call for Review: Web Assembly 1.0 Is a W3C Proposed Recommendation(w3.org)
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by equalunique 7y ago
I wish emails like this were sent out in the places I've worked. Been surrounded by people with no initiative to do what's required, dragging everyone else down.
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by equalunique 7y ago
In the US, would genetic information like the kind collected here be covered by HIPAA? Are there any similar laws/regulations/protections in place for Africans? Is there something unique about those protections (or lack therof) wh
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by equalunique 7y ago
Got my hopes up, for a second there. Currently this is the closest approximation I can find: https://youtu.be/hfr1ddGM6Rk
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Reading Files the Hard Way(amos.me)
1 points by equalunique 7y ago|0 comments
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HTTPS: //amos.me/blog/2019/reading-files-the-hard-way/
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by equalunique 7y ago
In a sense, the concept of the GPL is evidence of social mastery over mal-adjustment.
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by equalunique 7y ago
BSD is open source, but not "free" in the GNU sense. A GNU license keeps the software free. BSD license keeps the distributor & developer "free," but not the software itself.
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by equalunique 7y ago
>It wasn't just awkward demeanor. He actively made women feel unwelcome in the workplace and behaved unprofessionally over and over again. Can you please cite your sources for this claim?
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by equalunique 7y ago
Maybe her friendship with her coworkers motivated her to do her best to leave things in a semi-workable state for the team. It could be that she was uniquely capable in her role, which is why she felt responsible for completing certain work
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by equalunique 7y ago
I've been inside there. That glowing computer with many screens - I've stood right there in that very same spot. On the wall in that room is a big map of Afganistan, a place NATO was gathering intelligence on while the Soviets wer
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by equalunique 7y ago
It's just down the road from the recreational site.
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by equalunique 7y ago
>Who were the kids with the difficult childhood? Obviously I'm not going to give you their names. It was two brothers. 90s kids. As for the grandparents, I should have been more clear about some things. First, this is like 3rd-hand
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by equalunique 7y ago
Mind sharing what guide(s) you used? ZoL has always seemed like a moving target for me. The nice thing about Nix is it helps to manage problems like those.
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by equalunique 7y ago
That would make for an interesting story for sure. The reality isn't so glamorous. The phone was stolen because I left it inside of a restroom stall. The particular restroom was one that's very secluded. Most people there didn&#x
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by equalunique 7y ago
I doubt it. The phone was stolen in the US. Actually, it was stolen inside of one of the nicest gov buildings in Washington DC, which itself is really a shame. Most likley by the janitors, unfortunatley.
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by equalunique 7y ago
It's a long story, but I've been inside that Bunker while they were setting it up in 2015. The datacenter was still under construction. It was a magnificent thing to see, and quite a surprise to find in such a peaceful little town
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by equalunique 7y ago
>The main suspect in the long-running investigation that led to raids on Thursday is a 59-year-old Dutchman who authorities believe acquired the former military bunker in Traben-Trarbach I'm shocked because I've been given a to
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by equalunique 7y ago
>In September 2019, the German police stormed and shut down a data center in a bunker near Traben-Trarbach, which is also supposed to belong to the company. Seven suspects were arrested.[9] Almost all sites of the website are not longer
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by equalunique 7y ago
If Democrats held themselves to the same standards as they do Trump, US politics might actually stop being dysfunctional: https://thehill.com/opinion/campaign/462658-lets-get-real-de...

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