geekone

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by geekone 7y ago
What were they used for?
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by geekone 7y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Calibri It looks like it was released to the public in 2007
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by geekone 7y ago
>Most journalists are state lackeys so that doesn't say much. Source?
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by geekone 7y ago
Do you have any stats on the non-religious right agreeing that a doctor performing an abortion should be in prison for murder?
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by geekone 7y ago
thinkorswim might be worth checking out for research/tools/charting/news. I believe it is free without a TD Ameritrade account if you do a "paper money" account. I think the only negative of that is the paper tradin
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by geekone 7y ago
What does it mean in the context of computing though?
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by geekone 7y ago
>If you read through HN history, you'll see hundreds of comments belittling anytone that complained about webpage size and slow loading - usually defending it with a "noone has time to optimize things and build without these hu
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by geekone 8y ago
Mind sharing your config? :)
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by geekone 8y ago
If you're as loose with your personal information in public as you are about the fact you have millions of USD in bitcoin, then you're probably not difficult to physically locate. At that point it's just a matter of a wrench
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by geekone 8y ago
But it's only three pages long :(
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by geekone 8y ago
It sure looks like it has a crazy nice math and science center: http://www.newson6.com/story/12523105/jenks-public-schools-b... http://su2016.thedude.oucreate.com/uncategorized/jenks-high-...
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by geekone 8y ago
I don't think legalization would be a bad thing. Our current opioid epidemic is pretty equally driven by legal and illegal abuse. Acceptance and wide use seems unrelated to legal status.
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by geekone 8y ago
I see little value in this post. She simply proclaims how "screwed" up HN, Linux, and other communities are, then uses an irrelevant story / anecdote to explain her lack of public participation in open source software. This
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by geekone 8y ago
Script blocker bit me there, you are right :). Looks like a very interesting project!
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by geekone 8y ago
Very pedantic but I think "Built with in Boston." is intended to be "Built in Boston." in the footer?
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by geekone 9y ago
Is this a fair analogy when considering Ista's history ("Clorius is taken over by ista. -1974")? https://www.ista.com/uk/company/facts-figures/history/
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by geekone 10y ago
Is this open source? Why does the download require some "offer" completion to unlock the download link?
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by geekone 10y ago
Might be dated, but check out the No Merge Commits section of the article at https://lwn.net/Articles/409635/ for possible reasoning they had/have.
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by geekone 10y ago
If they do not know how the adversaries got in, how do they know the adversaries are not still in to some degree?
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by geekone 11y ago
Probably referring to the Documentation link you provide on the GitHub page, and it breaks back button for me too.
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by geekone 11y ago
Give Mosh [1] a shot! From the site: "Remote terminal application that allows roaming, supports intermittent connectivity, and provides intelligent local echo and line editing of user keystrokes." Great for being on an intermitten