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flatiron
5y ago
Burning cds got me interested in Linux. I found it very unreliable in windows and “cdrecord” or whatever it was called worked flawlessly.
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flatiron
5y ago
Was this before FreeBSD 6? If I remember correctly smp wasn’t fully cooked in before that. Every smp system back then I used Linux cause yah know. Linux.
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5y ago
i believe there were cuts in the video so it was prerecorded. cuts that apparently were so clean it was another piece of evidence they had some access to some professional equipment as consumer grade equipment of the time wasn't up to
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flatiron
5y ago
When I built my house the town made me connect to the town sewer and put a manhole cover on the connection. So I go to the scrap yard to buy a manhole cover. Dude behind me had about 20 manhole covers in his truck and was obvious strung out
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flatiron
5y ago
Have you ever worked at a company that didn’t use office? I haven’t.
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flatiron
5y ago
What really impress me are people who are great at many varied things. The creator of Stardew valley drew every image. Composed every song. Coded every line. It’s an insane accomplishment.
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5y ago
Interesting idea. Supply chain issues aside I don’t know if the current gas tanks could be retrofitted for hydrogen. Maybe fuel cells would be easier. Could just shoot water out of its little plane tush as its flying. Is there enough O2 at
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flatiron
5y ago
Jet engines can burn hydrogen.
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flatiron
5y ago
totally agree. my wife's family is all in construction or painters, or working as bar tenders or at beauty salons etc. no health insurance, no ESPP/RSU/401k/FSA/PTO/blah blahs. every time someone politely sa
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flatiron
5y ago
https://archive.org/details/ms_solitaire_windows_xp
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flatiron
5y ago
$1 per hour. Wonder what data wizard came up with that metric.
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flatiron
5y ago
I know nothing about this encoding but I would think each implementable feature of the standard should have some tests that you can implement. Maybe some sample data and then process it’s encoded counter part. I bet I am trivializing it but
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flatiron
5y ago
Take a look at neon. Probably a good distribution for a kid. I still run my kids computers so they run arch.
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flatiron
5y ago
the review should also be reviewing the tests, and you should really have a test if you have a standard.
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flatiron
5y ago
You could spend 15 minutes and modify the dockerfile to accept an autoboot executable and it would actually be useful!
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flatiron
5y ago
Cygwin was very much around. I went to college in 2001 and was forced to use w2k and lived in Cygwin as a result.
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flatiron
5y ago
According to the phishing training I was mandated to take at work if you are stupid enough to overlook the mistakes you are the right target. According to them the misspellings filter out the smart enough people they don’t want talking to.
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flatiron
5y ago
I get solventless hash edibles. Full spectrum. I buy cbd pills from hemp too that I take two a day as well. I think that would help tilt the scales towards a “sativa” for you. When I smoke I too like sativas. Specifically and “blue dream” s
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flatiron
5y ago
Honestly I use Linux on a MacBook Air 2013. 4 gigs of ram and haswell i5 and it’s an amazing machine. It’s not my work machine for compiling and running a ton of apps but it’s super solid. Great battery life. Runs chrome amazing and Stardew
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5y ago
Any reason you don’t do edibles? I take a black market 10mg gummy every 2-3 hours to help with my anxiety. I’m a software developer and don’t feel “dumb” as my brain generally works that way anyway. It’s just easier to dose and consume when
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5y ago
the weird thing about these products if they seem to go two ways. one is "what a cool quirky company, they always do stuff like this, i like their quirkyness i wonder what they will do next" or "what fever dream did they have
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5y ago
I have two laptops. MacBook Air 2013 and a thinkpad (I think w540?) and both run Linux perfectly. Way better than either macOS or Windows 10.
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5y ago
I just recently switched jobs and moved from macOS to Windows (by choice). I agree. I disliked trying to learn all the weird macOS CLI quirks. I just wanted to use Linux where I feel at home. If you run VS Code from the WSL2 honestly it’s p
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flatiron
5y ago
The politicians will fight back with work visas and limits etc. protecting domestic work forces should be a primary concern for politicians.
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5y ago
I think the whole “evil white person” demeans the effort to be inclusive. Nobody is saying white men are evil when they hire a diverse candidate. They are just valuing having a diverse workplace over traditionally looked at traits.
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5y ago
Kinda stink when you can’t upgrade components though. Gotta toss the whole thing out then.
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flatiron
5y ago
But the default for ec2-user doesn’t allow logging into ssh with a password.
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flatiron
5y ago
There’s nothing saying that the ARM macOS port isn’t to blame. Porting operating systems is hard.
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flatiron
5y ago
Nervous people about spectre? Only thing I can think of besides renting a VM.
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flatiron
5y ago
arch users don't really "put up" with this. every computer i run (besides my work windows machine) is arch and they have broken exactly 0 times. i update once a week, 0 problems.
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