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by ichverstehe 19y ago
But I suppose the server-edition is not as 'bloated' as desktop? Personally I'm not much for using Ubuntu on the desktop, because the standard installation contains way too much bloat. Like a `bluetoothd` running standard. But if the server
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by ichverstehe 19y ago
Definitely Debian. Had some adventures into the world of FreeBSD, but I have been using Debian for many years, and I know where everything is located and it's pretty solid and stable, if you know your deal. I'll probally stick around for a
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by ichverstehe 19y ago
Albert Camus - The Fall All-time favourite. Heck, the fact that my all-time fav band is named after the same novel doesn't hurt.
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by ichverstehe 19y ago
I'd actually like to work with female hackers. Never met one, but I'm pretty sure you could learn something. Different approaches to things, yeah.
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by ichverstehe 19y ago
MacPorts is more inspired of BSD-style ports than Gentoo, I think. Had problems with both, though.
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by ichverstehe 19y ago
I have, quite often, been very close to buying an iPhone. But, I will wait for the Android phones, and if any of them are just somewhat as sleek as the iPhone, that will definitely be my choice over the iPhone. Looking forward..
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by ichverstehe 19y ago
I just read my post again. A bit drunk, so I missed some points. Duh. Basically saying the same as you. Sure thing, on a production system / server / whatevz don't screw around. But on non-critical systems it can be rewarding to break thing
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by ichverstehe 19y ago
Welcome to the amazing world of OS X. Try MacPorts. Beats the hell out of Fink. I am still using Debian on my second computer and on my servers, though.
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by ichverstehe 19y ago
If you're in the middle of development and craving for rock hard solid systems, you don't fuzz around changing everything here and there, quite probally something you shouldn't be touching, you're asking for a breakdown. And when it comes,
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by ichverstehe 19y ago
Sure, maybe a bit of momentum halted, but when they open for public interest will definitely still be there. Seeing the large influx of new git users lately, and GitHub being one of the two main repository hosting facilities and the large n
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by ichverstehe 19y ago
Let's bet.
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by ichverstehe 19y ago
Uh, People really need to get over that Flickr-style of naming their products. In particular with long names. It just looks stupid. Good luck, though.
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by ichverstehe 19y ago
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by ichverstehe 19y ago
This might be an option: http://smstools.meinemullemaus.de/
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by ichverstehe 19y ago
http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=119161 It's even on this page.
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by ichverstehe 19y ago
I just want a bigger screen for the eeePC. Then I don't care.
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Elonex to launch £99 Linux laptop(reghardware.co.uk)
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Share Your iTunes/Winamp Music Over The Internet(simplifymedia.com)
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by ichverstehe 19y ago
remember, the hint says `defaults write com.apple.Dock workspaces-auto-swoosh -bool NO`, but if you use case-sensitive filesystem like me, it needs to be lower-case: dock. took me a while to figure.
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by ichverstehe 19y ago
Uh, I actually prefer its lighter cousin, DWM: http://www.suckless.org/wiki/dwm It's more productive and fits my needs better with a master/minor stack.
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by ichverstehe 19y ago
That header font is dead ugly. Kinda reminds me of Comic Sans-ish or something.
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by ichverstehe 19y ago
mibbit.com/irc.freenode.net/startups seems like a better format, no?
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by ichverstehe 19y ago
This one might be the greatest: telnet towel.blinkenlights.nl Never more shall I be bored during the installation of Debian. Combined with the glamorous features of 0verkill ( http://artax.karlin.mff.cuni.cz/~brain/0verkill/ ) I will soon b