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Suck Less : removing software complexity
(suckless.org)
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guylhem
15y ago
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guylhem
15y ago
I'd dare say being with money but no purpose can be a curse. I have no proof to offer and some heirs and trust fund kids seems to be doing just fine, but I believe part of being human includes finding or having purpose - what you call somet
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guylhem
15y ago
"Addressing the issues people are having" defines finding a market - a good thing here :-) However, I would like to question these issues in the first place. They look a lot like an existentialist crisis to me - basically finding no purpose
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guylhem
15y ago
I've found the situation slightly better with Opera on OSX, but even with Snow Leopard and 4G of RAM, Safari leaked memory after 7 days
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guylhem
15y ago
Interesting - that's close to what I understood of Nietzsche philosophy : define your own goals, try to reach them and that's the process where happiness is found - not in some temporary "status" like money/vacation/home etc. I could be wr
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guylhem
15y ago
Seemed interesting so I started reading a bit of it to check whether it was worth committing real time to read the whole book :-) Not sure yet, but you can check it for yourself. The beginning is available online on http://www.smashwords.c
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guylhem
15y ago
send me your email...
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It's called Google+ because they just keep piling up functions
(en.blog.guylhem.net)
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15y ago
Filled with sugar, sure, but gives you a morning sugar high to get ready to be productive, which to me is a good thing. Sugar plus a cup of coffee (caffeine high is good too :-) and I'm ready for a good day of work.
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15y ago
You have your liberal opinion, good for you. Personally, I'm shocked a judge did condemn a mother for spanking, especially if it was reasonable (ie no bruise, etc) and legally allowed. The problem here is not so much your on my opinion, but
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Show HN: my weekend project, Twitter trend news
(7n9.net)
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guylhem
15y ago
Well we already have scheduled a meeting for this very reason :-) Maybe we'll find a 3rd one too.
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guylhem
15y ago
Go Martinique Go !!! (mod me down if you want but I'm proud we are #3)
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guylhem
15y ago
Set up a tunnel and get some yourself. ISP don't have to -- y et. Maybe soon the situation will change. It's important to get the word out.
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guylhem
15y ago
I'm already using it, 2001:470:20::2 or 74.82.42.42, but I didn't know they did reverse DNS as well. I'll think about it. For now afraid.org just works.
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15y ago
I use dead:beef and feed:cafe for my 2 small subnets on a /48 I got from he.net, because it's easy to remember. Of course, if you really want to identify your allocation, setup reverse dns. To do it the easy way go to afraid.org. They offer
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guylhem
15y ago
It's just a good opportunity to configure services and test how it works. Personally I had never touched anything ipv6 related before this spring. There was no real reason to (blame me). Now seems a good moment.
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guylhem
15y ago
Did you try others things like thttpd ?
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15y ago
I still hope and wish someone working at AIM or AOL would let me know the email address associated with my AIM account for which I have forgotten the password some years ago. I've had too many accounts with too many ISP. The forgotten passw
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guylhem
15y ago
I also recommand the FritzBox 7390, VDSL/ADSL2+ modem with SIP over DECT and fully IPv6 capable with "out of the box" support for 6to4 or sixxs tunnel. Great purchase, runs linux, very hacker friendly
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15y ago
I also suggest test-ipv6.com which gives interesting results and feedback For exemple, today while looking to replace my DSL modem local DNS server for different reasons ( http://en.blog.guylhem.net if you want to know) I realized usual DN
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guylhem
16y ago
Could be interesting if: - you don't need a custom built laptop (ex: max out ram, replace the optical bay by a 2nd laptop, non US or non local keyboard) - your time is cheap or you could not afford your laptop otherwise, because time is mon
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guylhem
16y ago
Well you are welcome then. Seriously, you won't be the 1st guest I have :-) There's a bus stop nearby (20 min to the beach) so you won't need a car and a supermarket. And that will be a good motivation for me to code too!
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16y ago
I'm applying, but if you feel like you can work in a simpler house and sleep either on a sofa/hammock/whatever, email me. I'm in the French West Indies, with a decent internet connection. No fee at my place, but you must be a decent guest -
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16y ago
Did that this afternoon - setting up a SIXXS subnet on my FritzBox 7390 home router, testing connectivity on the OSX hosts, and setting up AAAA records DNS. More details on en.blog.guylhem.net. Of course I may have spend another couple of h
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16y ago
Wouldn't that be a deterrent for anyone who wants to establish a business in Norway? Look at the quotes : "Actress and director Liv Ullmann, for instance, earned $17k ... Pioneering women's long-distance runner Grete Waitz, a nine-time New
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16y ago
Replying to myself - found on forums many suggestions for a thinkpad T30 to this same question It will just miss the firewire but nothing a pccard that'll stay inside (and not be lost!) can't fix
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guylhem
16y ago
Hence the question. I have already far too many cables. An old laptop with everything integrated would reduce the odds of loosing the connectors.
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Ask HN: finding a laptop in 2011 with the whole set of ports?
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16y ago
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16y ago
?? So what's your proposal to deal with such a problematic behaviour? The guy is quite nice - he only made the thieve risk his reputation by the consequences of his own action. He didn't involve anything like law enforcement, the hosting co
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