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by gtk40 11y ago
My interview for the job I have now actually had me do some hands-on shell activities and had very little algorithms, but that was partly because they were wanting me to work with code deployment and other tasks where it would come in handy
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by gtk40 11y ago
I've had good success using Gnash to watch Homestar Runner.
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by gtk40 11y ago
At my office, which is business professional, it seems that men have less options for "lighter" clothing than women though. I have to wear a long sleeve, pressed shirt and tie, pants, and dress shoes no matter what the temperature
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by gtk40 11y ago
Doesn't IBM have nicer stuff available? I have an i7, 16GB of RAM with a 3k display (but I prefer the nub, so I can't speak for touchpad quality as much) which seems to complete the package. It's the standard laptop they give
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by gtk40 11y ago
When I was last on iOS, I actually preferred Opera Mini. This was before Chrome, etc. were options and I have barely used iOS since then, but it was much faster, and had saner zooming.
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by gtk40 11y ago
I don't see any benchmarks showing improvements in 5.2. The 5.2 information seems sparse. Could you point this out?
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by gtk40 11y ago
I probably spent more on Palm OS apps than I ever have on my newer smartphones. I remembering buying CD's for $10-$20 to get stuff like word processors and dictionaries.
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by gtk40 11y ago
As a consumer, I'm glad other companies aren't extracting as much profit this way. I'm quite happy with my Moto G which I got for a small fraction of what I would have paid for an iPhone, and it's just as good for my use
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by gtk40 11y ago
"I'm Lee-nus Torvalds and I pronounce 'Lee-nux' as 'Lee-nux.'"
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by gtk40 11y ago
I used to use Kopete back in the KDE 3 days often. Thanks for your work! Now, I don't really use IM like I used to. Back then (middle and high school), mainly with AIM and MSN, I'd spend hours on IM each day. Now it's an occa
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by gtk40 11y ago
How do other browsers behave?
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by gtk40 11y ago
I went through a big interview spree after finishing my undergraduate degree this spring. I have one company that I was very excited about potentially working for. The job description was for a "Software Engineer" with no particul
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by gtk40 11y ago
For discover-ability? Because the public features of BB seem to work just fine for me, and then all I have to do is change one quick setting to make it public. I know git isn't all that hard to migrate over, but even so.
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by gtk40 11y ago
I'm running Ubuntu on my Windows tablet (Acer Iconia W700) now, typing from it in fact. Interestingly enough, I had no driver issues (everything as far as I can tell worked perfectly with a fresh Ubuntu install), but I've had more
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by gtk40 11y ago
Similar question: what about using a site besides Github? I use Bitbucket and link there from my homepage. I don't contribute to any FOSS projects besides my own in my freetime, but prefer Bitbucket for various reasons (principally bec
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by gtk40 11y ago
Ah, perhaps you're right. I assumed by the uppercase 'C' it was kilocalories, but maybe it was just how it was formatted.
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by gtk40 11y ago
That is a lot no matter how you look at it though. If you assume someone eats 2,000 calories a day and 60,000 calories a month of only this one product, that would still be providing a month worth of food for 15 billion people.
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by gtk40 11y ago
That looks great to me.
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by gtk40 11y ago
I was recently applying for work after graduation. One entry level position and a small company (with a vague job posting) wanted me to complete a pretty extensive problem which would involve access to their code base and take "5 to 10
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by gtk40 11y ago
If I understand it, Mandriva "lives on" in Mageia: http://www.mageia.org/en/
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by gtk40 11y ago
They have some cheaper ones too, such as this: http://www.dell.com/us/p/inspiron-15-3551-laptop-ubuntu/pd?r... (also a 14" for cheaper) I have a Dell Mini 9 that I got for >$200 years (2009?) that cam
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by gtk40 11y ago
Bananas are only 40 to 45 cents a pound (around here). They seem to be cheaper than many fruits in general.
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by gtk40 11y ago
Would you mind explaining what the link between NT and VMS is?
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by gtk40 11y ago
Web apps that I used on a daily basis: Notebook (very simple and there are others, but none have been as good IMO), Code Search, [Reader], iGoogle, SMS (although they killed it just before I got a smartphone. I would still use it for when I
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by gtk40 12y ago
Same. I switched as soon as I heard about this policy. My only exception is that I still use ABP in IE, as I don't know of a better solution for that browser.
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by gtk40 12y ago
Just take a look at one of the filter lists: e.g., https://easylist-downloads.adblockplus.org/easylist.txt
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by gtk40 12y ago
Does it no longer index?
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by gtk40 12y ago
Around here in NW Georgia I see a lot of "Hi-Tech" branded stations with 100% gasoline, but usually for about a 30 cent markup per gallon.
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by gtk40 12y ago
I used to use bb4win on Windows (cerca Windows XP). I know this isn't tiling, but I can't seem to get any non-official WM to work right on Windows 8.
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by gtk40 12y ago
I don't have anything with more than 4GB. I use Linux often, but my main driver is a Windows tablet (Acer Iconia W700). I used many applications at a time, including stuff like Eclipse, and occasionally a Debian VM with 2GB assigned. I

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