greenhatman

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by greenhatman 10y ago
Depending on where you live, those can probably easily be fixed by just spending some time in the sun in the mornings and eating more greens. If you love avocado then it should be easy.
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by greenhatman 10y ago
What you're describing is artificial scarcity. It sounds a bit weird to say it's supposed to work like that.
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by greenhatman 10y ago
It's really simple, if you need to be on Facebook, just set it up to send you notifications to your email. Only check Facebook when you get a notification. If you want to talk to people, talk to them directly. Just never go on the feed
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by greenhatman 10y ago
I wish I could get everyone to use something like Retroshare. http://retroshare.net/
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by greenhatman 10y ago
It exists, it's called the Rimac Concept One. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1qodSfhk360 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eT7KKxoAvvk
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by greenhatman 10y ago
Many people will probably only seldomly need to charge at stations, as they'd probably charge their batteries at home each night. Many office parking places will probably have charging stations as well.
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by greenhatman 10y ago
Phabricator really ticks all the boxes for me. Love it. 100% open source and has all the tools you need for managing software development built in.
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by greenhatman 10y ago
I've done that. It's not that great...
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by greenhatman 10y ago
I only hold one opinion strongly, and that is that people with strong opinions are full of shit :)
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by greenhatman 10y ago
Yea, Hitler had strong opinions too. This can go either way, I guess. I think having strong opinions based on a deep understanding is better. And generally a deep understanding means you'll discover both pros and cons to most situation
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by greenhatman 10y ago
What does 'a strong opinion' mean to you? Because I think we have different ideas of what that means. I think the people who are against forming strong opinions on little data, thinks it essentially means being confident, speaking
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by greenhatman 10y ago
The only one I knew of was Sequel Pro. But JetBrains' DataGrip now fills that void.
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by greenhatman 10y ago
I've been using Linux exclusively for three years now, and I don't see that changing, probably ever. I'm way more productive on my Linux Mint Cinnamon setup than I am on anything else. And I can make it look beautiful with 5
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by greenhatman 10y ago
I think they're scared that Microsoft Teams will take part of the enterprise market segment. The part that already uses a lot of other Microsoft products. So Slack will likely lose out on that now. People who don't use anything Mi
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by greenhatman 10y ago
He should have done it at least before the Democratic primaries. What does it help he does it now? She can't really lose the election anymore. And on the off chance that she might there is someone even worse waiting to take the chair.
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by greenhatman 10y ago
Love this comment. I'm a PHP dev. I do care about my code though. I think you can write niceish code, even with a shitty language.
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by greenhatman 10y ago
Would it disable an annoying car alarm?
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by greenhatman 10y ago
My experience is the same as yours, but there might also be a big difference between gay and straight guys. The dating pool is a lot smaller for gay guys. What percentage of people are gay? Like 5%?
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by greenhatman 10y ago
You can use bounty for difficult, niche or obscure questions. http://stackoverflow.com/help/bounty