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by hooch 8y ago
From the thread: “It hadn’t appeared to me that with the acquisition of GitHub, Microsoft basically also owns Electron now. That’s an interesting turn of events.”
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by hooch 8y ago
Personally I’ll never go back to Adobe as long as they force me onto a monthly subscription.
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by hooch 8y ago
My bank stopped providing stationery for the imprinter many years back.
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by hooch 9y ago
Might this explain what's going on with the US presidential Twitter feed?
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by hooch 9y ago
With Levandowski remaining an agent of Google/Waymo all along?
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by hooch 10y ago
Living like Stallman is not so bad, actually. It's all relative :)
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by hooch 10y ago
http://www.oldcomputers.net/grid1101.html
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The end of internationalism: Are rich nations turning their back on the world?(smh.com.au)
39 points by hooch 10y ago|50 comments
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by hooch 10y ago
You are not hallucinating. Get on with it :)
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by hooch 10y ago
Where did you find the 20% figure and what data do you have on salaries?
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by hooch 10y ago
> It also helps to pluck them only when they're most ripe. And to eat them well before they even catch a whiff of a refrigerator.
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RSA vs. DSA for SSH authentication keys(security.stackexchange.com)
1 points by hooch 10y ago|0 comments
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by hooch 10y ago
Despite how kooky some of his ideas might seem, there is one aspect of Steiner's view that I found particularly insightful (and helpful): that the first period of life, up to when kids really start losing their milk teeth, they are dis
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by hooch 10y ago
Mostly I think the "fixing" process is a matter of bringing an antidote to whatever energies it is that you're uncomfortable with, so for me it's making sure they have long stretches of time being gentle and playful and
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by hooch 11y ago
Nature by its movement breathes impermanence. Urban structures maintain the illusion of permanence.
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by hooch 14y ago
Nice little graphic!