flyingpenguin

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by flyingpenguin 8y ago
> Asking someone to show up an hour earlier than normal is difficult if that means they won't have a bus/train available. I lived in Seoul for close to a year without a car. I never used a taxi and never looked up or planed my
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by flyingpenguin 8y ago
I gained maybe 100lb over a 4 year period while in college. I went from 200lb to 300lb. I drank nothing but water that whole time. After I graduated I cut how much I was eating and stopped snacking between meals. Lost 80lb in 6months... it
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by flyingpenguin 8y ago
My city just banned them from walking paths.
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by flyingpenguin 8y ago
you could get yourself a 32:9 monitor as well. literally 2 16:9 monitors but no bezel. Sure bezels are small but even 5mm in the middle of your setup makes the far edges 2.5mm further to the side. If you like vertical I would recommend a la
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by flyingpenguin 8y ago
> Not that I work a lot with paper anymore, but I see no advantage of not aligning stuff in the real world just like a tiling wm would... That depends on how you like to switch windows. Virtual windows can do one thing that papers can&#x
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by flyingpenguin 8y ago
A good tiling window manager should let you easily make your windows 1/4th the size of your monitor in some corner.
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by flyingpenguin 8y ago
Except I have 4-8ms ping on my internet, with rare peaks at 20ms. I have between 40ms and 200ms on 4g. Average around 80, with often peaks above 300ms.
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by flyingpenguin 8y ago
That's because you are looking at the United States as a whole. This police department ticketed this person for something and gets the revenue of the ticket. All other effects are costs for other departments. Positive on the books. Thi
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by flyingpenguin 8y ago
Because keyboards are a personal preference thing and the nature of mechanical allows for more implementation styles, there are an insane number of types of mechanical keyboards. Here are the variables: Actuation Point (Where does the press
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by flyingpenguin 8y ago
While I agree almost all phones are to large, I don't know they are that bad. I recently overheard a conversation where someone was amazed by a colleagues small phone and wanted to know what it was. "Wow, what is that phone its so
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by flyingpenguin 8y ago
Depends on the use case of the "fingerprint-protected". For me, the fingerprint sensor is just the fastest way to open my phone. Even with no security/pattern you have to first press the power button, then swipe up. With a fi