herewulf

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   by herewulf 6y ago

   You mean Ctrl+[. I use this sometimes too. You can also use Ctrl+j for enter (in the shell too). Life changing for me was binding my control key (which is, rightfully, in the typical caps lock position) to register as escape when pressed br
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   by herewulf 6y ago

   Or create a Google account just for this purpose (YouTube).
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   by herewulf 6y ago

   Nice.. https://paysagedhiver.bandcamp.com The one (20 minute) track that I listened to had sort of a atmospheric Bathory feel.
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   by herewulf 6y ago

   I just bought two MBR albums. In the simplest terms, I would describe the project as baroque synth metal. It's really in a category of its own though. I don't know how to describe "industrial" really, but the music defin
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   by herewulf 6y ago

   You're right and it may be something I do in the future. I have a process that's working out quite nicely right now.
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   by herewulf 6y ago

   I am, in fact! Good guess! I was actually referring to the related project Gallowbraid. Caladan Brood is great too. Ironically, I heard about both of these bands from a friend in Germany. https://gallowbraid-northernsilence.bandc
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   by herewulf 6y ago

   I love that Bandcamp provides FLAC downloads. I have racks of CDs and I'm not keen on buying more physical items which I just rip and listen to digitally. A FLAC download completely replaces a CD for me. And for my convenience they als
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   by herewulf 6y ago

   IDM? Industrial death metal?
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   by herewulf 6y ago

   I was contacted by Google and interviewed based on my profile page on the crufty, tag soup website of my employer at the time. shrug
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    by herewulf 6y ago

    Gnomoria
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    by herewulf 6y ago

    Oleoresin capsicum (OC) can cause a hydraulic needle effect if sprayed from too close. The velocity of the stream allows it to penetrate the eye tissue. A trained user would know the range in which it is dangerous (usually about 3 ft but de
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    by herewulf 6y ago

    Routinely assembling in large crowds during a pandemic is an absolutely stupider idea. I'm not saying there isn't something worth protesting right now, but the timing is far from ideal.
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    by herewulf 6y ago

    I've been in CS gas chambers multiple times over the past 20 years. No big deal. Should be even less of a problem for people sucking a bit of gas in the open air, not deliberately breathing it.
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    by herewulf 6y ago

    Not really. CS is banned by a technicality. An irritant gas is hard to distinguish from a lethal one and easily swapped if chemical delivery systems are already present on the battlefield. CS is quite useless against a conventional force be
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    by herewulf 6y ago

    Those paintballs are filled with oleoresin capsicum (OC) which is a far more persistent and "persuasive" substance. Getting hit with a CS paintball would be ineffectual due to the small amount and the fact that it wears off quickl
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    by herewulf 6y ago

    Once a face is captured that image data can be retained forever while the image recognition continually improves and then repeatedly reprocessed for matches. Best not to show your face at all if you don't want to be held accountable.
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    by herewulf 7y ago

    I run Steam under a different user account (and X server). It takes care of the junky home directory problem. However, the main reason is because I don't trust all the random game developers.
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    by herewulf 7y ago

    My experience from nearly 20 years of gaming on Linux: Just because a developer can support a platform, doesn't mean they will (sadly). It becomes less likely with any additional complications such as special libraries.
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    by herewulf 7y ago

    Incidentally, forgetting I had inverted colors for nighttime reading, to me the image looked like a fuzzy peach colored microphone or something similar. Took me a while to figure out how it was obscene! :)
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    by herewulf 7y ago

    Have you seen elvish[1]? Structured data shell that's just a single Go binary. [1]: https://elv.sh
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    by herewulf 7y ago

    I had never been in an accident in 22 years of driving a vehicle until several months ago when I was rear-ended while sitting at a red light, in bright, mid-day, dry conditions. My car was the only one at the light even. This extremely poor
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    by herewulf 7y ago

    Interesting discussion on this topic from about a year ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=17234498
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    by herewulf 7y ago

    All Trojan horses.
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    by herewulf 8y ago

    This has been possible for years with Vimperator and then Pentadactyl. Unfortunately it's awkward and can't take advantage of text fields with real time JavaScript processing (e.g.: Gmail, Markdown preview).
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    by herewulf 8y ago

    Let's not forget "ken" and "dmr".
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    by herewulf 8y ago

    You wouldn't think they are "fairly harmless" if you were a non-Mormon living in Utah.
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    by herewulf 8y ago

    Ain't nobody got time for that. (Apologies for the vernacular but I am attempting to conceal my digital signature)
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    by herewulf 8y ago

    I'm under the impression that samurai only wore armor in real battles and never for ceremony (preferring other, equally elaborate garments for that). This is in contrast with medieval Europe where there are many examples of elaborate,
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    by herewulf 8y ago

    I've done some consulting for a company fulfilling a defense contract and they had to switch their entire desktop anti-virus solution because they were using foreign made software and DISA was not happy about it. The origin of hardware
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    by herewulf 8y ago

    PXs and Commissaries don't charge sales tax anywhere. Source: 12 years in the Army.