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by geoka9 12y ago
Any idea how long Debian wheezy will continue to receive security bug fixes?
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SymbolHound(symbolhound.com)
51 points by geoka9 12y ago|11 comments
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by geoka9 12y ago
Also supported on older X series in Linux (the tp_smapi kernel module), and probably on many others. It's also possible to set the thresholds from Windows once and they'll persist even when you turn off the laptop.
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by geoka9 12y ago
Pro tip: if you mostly use your laptop in plugged in mode, set your charging thresholds to 40-50% and your battery will be usable for many years.
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Less is more (2013)(lambda-the-ultimate.org)
1 points by geoka9 12y ago|0 comments
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SymbolHound(symbolhound.com)
5 points by geoka9 12y ago|0 comments
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by geoka9 12y ago
I suspect for them it's just another day at the job. Sound engineering is still sound engineering even if you record people snoring in their sleep.
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by geoka9 12y ago
It renders a bit edgy in Linux (Debian Wheezy), different from the github screenshots: http://i.imgur.com/3mWdvGU.png
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by geoka9 12y ago
> There are many project online that do that for you. Can you give an example?
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by geoka9 12y ago
> their revealed preference is they'd rather save $5 on a $300 ticket and suffer the indignities. It's hard to believe this is true. I'd gladly pay $20 extra for a trans-Atlantic seat with more legroom and my experience sh
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How the U.S. thinks Russians hacked the White House(edition.cnn.com)
1 points by geoka9 12y ago|0 comments
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Password Safe(schneier.com)
2 points by geoka9 12y ago|1 comments
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by geoka9 12y ago
"Most people have a lifetime of birthdays, vacations, holidays, and everyday moments stored across numerous devices. And, they don’t know how many gigabytes of storage they need to back all of them up." Моst people in the US and C
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by geoka9 12y ago
Just the other day Russia announced additional cuts in their annual budget. Almost every expenditure was cut across the board, except for the military and propaganda (e.g. Russia Today received a 5 bln increase).
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by geoka9 12y ago
Oh yes, I see now. Actually, that was one of the few things I missed in Blender coming from Softimage. Not too much, though, but I do appreciate the power of a unified editable operation stack/pipeline for bigger projects.
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by geoka9 12y ago
> With so much functionality, where to find the things you are looking for can be a bit difficult. I've yet to see a 3D program where it's easy (except, maybe Google Sketchup). They are complicated beasts, so new users should e
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by geoka9 12y ago
> Because screw anybody who wants to buy software instead of renting it. Actually, this seems to be the official position of Autodesk going forward: http://www.cgchannel.com/2014/10/autodesk-to-go-subscription..
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by geoka9 12y ago
> some of the universal, underlying data flow architecture that the likes of Maya and Houdini had from the start Could you elaborate on that? I'm not sure I understand what you mean by "data flow" in the context of a CGI p
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by geoka9 12y ago
Lukyanenko is hardly "Soviet/Eastern Bloc". He's more of a "present-day Russia" author.
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by geoka9 12y ago
They were...
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by geoka9 12y ago
Blender has made a lot of strides in the past few years. Have you tried it recently? My last encounter with blender was in 2008 and it was rather painful. I gave it another try several months ago and got my socks blown off. I've since
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by geoka9 12y ago
Or even .3ds for that matter (not to mention collada).
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by geoka9 12y ago
Maya is not known in the industry as a great modeler. Animation yes, but modeling... most people tend to look elsewhere.
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by geoka9 12y ago
Just curious, have you tried using blender at a more or less advanced level? It's like comparing Windows and a Unix system and saying that Unix doesn't have a decent user interface. I mean, once you start using blender extensivel
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by geoka9 12y ago
I think the GP is confusing West Side with West Van.
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by geoka9 12y ago
I totally agree. I would also add the plenty of sunshine without the oppressive heat. I always quipped that most places I'd like to visit are only worth visiting in the summer, but man it's hard to leave Vancouver when the sun is
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by geoka9 12y ago
What's wrong with the bus system in Vancouver? It's extensive and the buses are nice and run on schedule. And you can hop on the Skytrain after a bus ride without having to pay an additional fare.
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Wear Sunscreen(scripting.com)
2 points by geoka9 12y ago|1 comments
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by geoka9 12y ago
What about getting punched?
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by geoka9 12y ago
I set up my own Postfix server about a year ago, because I wanted to send newsletters to my users and have an "official" mail box for support requests and such. I used a guide[1] to secure it against spammers. I don't use spa

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