hrkristian

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by hrkristian 13y ago
I don't know, I've used my phone as an internet hub, and the sheer heat from pulling that amount of data through the antennas while charging seems like a great way to drastically shorten the lifespan of a phone. Granted, I did thi
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by hrkristian 13y ago
By that logic, it's not morally objectionable to pirate. Free from the library, free from The PirateBay, who cares, right? Either way you're not eating into anyone's profits.
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by hrkristian 13y ago
This rings so incredibly true to me. Bundle solutions seem to offer more issues than they offer simplicity. Like you, I own a ~30 year old amplifier which does only does a few simple things thing: running my speakers, switching between two
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by hrkristian 13y ago
It's up there with "I'm not a racist, but..." Doesn't affect facts, though. Just means be more sceptical...
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by hrkristian 13y ago
"Don't. K? -Merkel"
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by hrkristian 13y ago
Sure they haven't...
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by hrkristian 13y ago
Relevant image: http://i.imgur.com/Ppp12vB.png GNOME leaves a small portion of the top bar free for dragging purposes (about an inch on my 17'' monitor)... more than ample space to suit anyone's dragging need
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by hrkristian 13y ago
Oh. yeah. They deserve thanks times a million in my book. They and the rest of the open source community, but OSS didn't feel as great before as it does after I made the switch. [fanboyism intensifies]
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by hrkristian 13y ago
Welcome! When might we be so lucky as to see an Android or Linux version? or better yet, a platform agnostic web based app?
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by hrkristian 13y ago
No doubt you're right, fiber is universally affordable relative to our income. I'm paying $80, or ~3 hours of work for a minimum wage worker, for my fiber connection.
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by hrkristian 13y ago
That is not the case for fiber. We -Norway, a country of 6 million people spread out- have multiple companies competing in all parts of the country. Fiber companies compete in the larger cities, and even in the smaller towns we are starting
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by hrkristian 13y ago
Agree, I've never considered the typical internet troll to have either of those traits. They always seemed equivalent to immature people in real life, only, trolling being anonymous allows people who'd otherwise be intelligent eno
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by hrkristian 13y ago
From the Wikipedia article: >Consequently, sharing the device across the network can be accomplished by mounting the corresponding directory tree to the target machine. Does this mean Plan 9 natively supports sharing any device managed
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by hrkristian 13y ago
I'd agree but for one fact. OEMs have entered into these agreements freely. Amazon (and CyanogenMod&co) aren't the lucky outsiders, they're the ones proving the openness of Android. The inability to separate AOSP from Goo
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by hrkristian 13y ago
Thank you! I did an hour jog tonight, and most of that time was spent trying to figure out why there was frost on the ground with an air temperature above freezing and a warm breeze.
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by hrkristian 13y ago
Depression doesn't really need a qualified person. You're not talking to a mentally ill person, at least not in the sense that you cannot spring a bolt in a depressed person's mind and have him go on a killing spree. The blue
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by hrkristian 13y ago
We have that party here in Norway, and it doesn't really work as you want it to. When you base your political stance on reason and reflection, you're appealing to a ridiculously small portion of the population. Most people either
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by hrkristian 13y ago
Then again, the fitness life has never really been considered the epitome of healthy living... Don't get me wrong, your focus on the GI index is definitely better than an obsession with low-fat, and something tells me your dietary prog
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by hrkristian 13y ago
Apologies. I mixed yours with other post(s) in that regard...
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by hrkristian 13y ago
It's not like the current exchanges was going to adopt Bitcoin at that time. Mt. Gox was as far as I'm concerned one of the more qualified and logical places for a large exchange to start. The whole Bitcoin network started with ou
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by hrkristian 13y ago
You have to allow for exceptions. Talking about apples is not denying the existence of oranges. It is just very hard for a 20+ to become interested in something that is not related to something prominent in their life thus far. A boy whose
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by hrkristian 13y ago
You could say the same for GNU. What is Linux without a DE? And a fancy DE like GNOME Shell pulls in a lot of dependencies, the latest furore in that area is GNOME&systemd. Difference between systemd and GMS is, developers aren't
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by hrkristian 13y ago
I imagine these kind of articles/blogs being written by people somewhat removed from the fact we live in a physical world. Land/property is only in one's possession for as long as an opportunist is deterred from seizing it fr
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by hrkristian 13y ago
https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/30902737/ASUSGATE.A.STOR...
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by hrkristian 13y ago
I'd argue this is not as you say, but rather another step towards decentralised marketing. Because Spotify has its own ranking system and social media/last.fm scrobbling, while a bad song will merely be skipped over, a good undisc
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by hrkristian 13y ago
I actually hit gold first time around, Dorothy Shay - Blah Blah Blah
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by hrkristian 13y ago
I'm always intrigued by the lack of vision shown by organisations like BREIN. Blocking an IP address will not block an idea deeply embedded in the mindset of almost whole generations. It is, after all, "common knowledge" dist
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by hrkristian 13y ago
As one who has checked off most of that growth-list, I disagree with him. You can't help giving a fuck, you can choose to do the opposite of what common sense tells you, but if you are socially inept it's just likely to screw you
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by hrkristian 13y ago
Those exist. It was interesting seeing him name ASUS, as I own an ASUS G55VW which is a 2012 Republic of Gamers series laptop. The laptop is a quite bulky 15-incher, my friends make fun of it asking if it has hover capabilities, but for a g
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by hrkristian 13y ago
Times have a five article cutoff, isn't that right? You're paying for consuming a relatively large amount of news on a weekly basis after hitting that limit. It's not like this is an essential piece of information you cannot

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