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by f4stjack 6y ago
Did You Forget Anyone? Militant Flowers can help.
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by f4stjack 7y ago
Oh man, I recently finished some of his novels and it is astounding to see the optimism he had for us, considering he was writing in a world before any world wars happened. I really would like to live in a Vernian world where people are mos
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by f4stjack 7y ago
Eeeehhh I think I will be downvoted to hell and back for this but after I read the article I had the feeling of "why are you making this feel more complex than it needs to be?" I mean compared to Java and C# I have a MUCH MORE EAS
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by f4stjack 7y ago
Eh... no, we really don't. At least I really don't. For me Manjaro runs out of the box flawlessly with no config wizardry - except font changing (because I like Lato more than Noto Sans) and scaling down the resolution from 3000 t
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by f4stjack 7y ago
"That voice is a fucking vicious asshole to me" Oh my god yes. Because it knows all of your weaknesses and where it hurts and goddamn bastard always is ready to point out the flaws you make, rather than the good stuff. I often thi
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by f4stjack 7y ago
Yeah considering May 2019 iso takes 26.6 gigabytes post install and updates I'm having a hard time believing this excuse. This is a system with no additional tools by the way, no python, no office, no nothing. Just straight up windows
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by f4stjack 7y ago
o7 same thought occured to me m8. Fly safe!
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by f4stjack 7y ago
Wow this is... scary and you say it is still not patched? Thank you.
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by f4stjack 7y ago
I did from twitter, no answer yet. And I think this is an answer owed to all of the users - not just me.
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by f4stjack 7y ago
Good move, congrats on surviving the second armag-add-on finally BUT I won't be moving from chromium until Firefox (or Mozilla) explains: - why am I opted-in to a Studies program in Firefox's default state? (With no explicit info
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by f4stjack 7y ago
Glad to be of assistance. Thank you for your comment!
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by f4stjack 7y ago
As far as I know from my thesis on organized crime, Yakuza is a different breed say than Hell's Angels, Mafia and Vor V Zakone (Russian "Mafia", although I use the word mafia here tentatively because with the exception of pro
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by f4stjack 7y ago
Although there is a significant number of Negative Nancies here I believe it can be teached but, even though I know it won't be a popular outlook, I see it like learning/teaching blacksmithy. Sure there is a theory, like which met
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by f4stjack 8y ago
Um... I don't? I am only telling Elite was always a game like that (wide as an ocean, deep as a puddle) and criticizing it because it was faithful to its origins is not a valid thing imho.
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by f4stjack 8y ago
To be honest as a person who played Elite and Elite 2 ( Frontier I think was its full name) extensively in my childhood and adolescent years they were always "wide as an ocean and deep as a puddle". And speaking of Elite 2, it was
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by f4stjack 8y ago
Do agree. I am a: - philosopher (Bachelor's degree) - sociologist (Master's degree with thesis on criminology) - international relations student (another bachelor's dg in 2 years) - C# Programmer (by a workshop) - Java Progra
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by f4stjack 8y ago
"Cthulhu likes that"
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by f4stjack 8y ago
This is actually mind blowing. Because in the last six months (I think) there are more developments in this front compared to last six years. Sure, there are little warts and niggles as of now but with this development speed I think we&#x27
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by f4stjack 8y ago
Although I have used Linux on and off for more than 16 years, its main OS status in my household is nearing its anniversary so I think I am in a position to share my experience. The machines I've installed Manjaro are: - HP Stream 13 (
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by f4stjack 8y ago
I must say I am conflicted to write on this subject. On the one hand I am a person who has a humanities background turned to coding (bachelor's on philosophy; master's on sociology) but on the other hand I am burned out now and un
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by f4stjack 8y ago
True, very true and you'll hit that language barrier in no time. The courses, mostly, provide hands-on experience and don't explain, say for example, what does standard deviation mean? But this is a good news/bad news kind of
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by f4stjack 8y ago
The thing I don't get is, and probably I'll be downvoted to hell because of that, even though this guy lied about his past, his knowledge is solid. Nobody can guess what the interviewers will ask you and from what I've read f
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by f4stjack 8y ago
Holy... I am smoking waterpipe nearly in the same place in the first picture. Some parts of the good old Istanbul stand the test of time and change it seems.
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by f4stjack 9y ago
The "bug" is HP only connects one of the antennae input of the wifi card. So, linux can use the card in theory (it has the drivers), but in practice it doesn't work unless the wifi ap is very close. The solution is to force i
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by f4stjack 10y ago
Mwahaha. Let skankhunt42 worry about this.
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by f4stjack 10y ago
No reason why but tears welled up in my eyes when I see the first toy. Congrats btw.
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by f4stjack 10y ago
All I want from this newest addition to google chat services is a decent overview of who is online and who is not. The rest is just icing on the cake.
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by f4stjack 10y ago
Agreed. Satisfaction is not an objective commodity. But Apple Music really, definitively, needs its own app considering the problems it creates in people's iTunes libraries.
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by f4stjack 10y ago
As far as I have used iTunes the only problem I see with it is trying to do EVERYTHING in a single package. It tries to be - music player - content manager (music & video) - sync manager - update manager - Apple Music client and these a
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by f4stjack 10y ago
Uh no. I have recently written an article about this very subject. Heinlein seems militaristic in the "starship troopers" but he effectively kills two of the concepts militarists love: the chosen one myth - that the soldiers, best

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