isodude

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by isodude 6y ago
I think the dilemma is more important than how we do the copyright laws right now. Sharing is always better as a model, it demands less restrictions for one, less oversight. I don't have a number how much the world population have grow
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by isodude 6y ago
The new IdeaPad 5 15 was(!) possible to order with DOS! I checked it yesterday and today it's bot possible anymore.
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by isodude 6y ago
Here I thought at least some should be available with Linux and it turns out that only Thinkstations P series and one desktop have Linux as an option.
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by isodude 6y ago
It's not as much for getting rid of the bacteria but rather ending the continous stream of eating thay we end up with.
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by isodude 6y ago
4 hours fast is enough, and eat properly. Trimming in the gut for that goes very fast. I find that skipping breakfast is a nice way as well, and durable over time. You need to get friendly with the sensation of hunger.
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by isodude 6y ago
Well that's great. It should be www.lenovo.com/linux which redirects to https://support.lenovo.com/se/en/solutions/pd031426 which I planned to write first.
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by isodude 6y ago
You can actually buy one with Ubuntu pre-installed. Check this out https://lenovo.com/linux
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by isodude 6y ago
Weird that something with this title got buried here on HN: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23041528
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by isodude 6y ago
Hopefully they release T15/T14 soon. Slated for second quarter of 2020.
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by isodude 6y ago
I assume this http://erlang.org/doc/system_architecture_intro/sys_arch_int...
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by isodude 7y ago
This will have a bad side effect on teeths since the straw saves them from a lot of the soda. At least according to my dentist you should always drink sodas with straw.
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by isodude 7y ago
Oddly enough this is the story of many bus drivers I talk too. Stressed out, changed careers, became bus drivers and _love_ it. Mostly related to meeting people and not having goals but a proper timetable to relate too.
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by isodude 7y ago
His future was taken from him as well. You are now two futures shorter. It's horrible when someone dies, but it's not obvious that the person responsible should endure any punishment. Where does your reasoning end? How far should
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by isodude 7y ago
Then you should also have monks as supervisors in those solitary confinement cells. You can't make actual change to an individual. You can give them an opportunity of course, but not change them. Some will harden their person and some
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by isodude 7y ago
> So, bottom line: I am very happy if you give me modern and advanced tools for encrypting stuff, but please do not ignore the problem of giving names to keys, a problem that as far as I know only PGP is currently able to tackle. I think
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by isodude 7y ago
Not really. This sort of thing is really helpful. It's not that I am not disciplined, but rather that I need a reminder to keep myself disciplined when I surf on the web. A small reminder.. it's easy to end up in scrolling mode.
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by isodude 7y ago
Added, shared. Love from first sight.
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by isodude 7y ago
Which means that for me, dense technical documentation is useful when I know how to read it. Reading Cisco documentation is painful, but every word does matter. But it won't be worth the read if you don't know about the tech befor
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by isodude 7y ago
I can't read the information to understand, I need to try out, make it work/break it/ make it work again. If not it wont get stuck. Take a small feature and fiddle with it, it will take some time, but eventually you learn rea
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by isodude 7y ago
According to statistics increased education leads to lower number of child births (and later). At least from what I've read. So it's all connected, free school and good social support. As a parent you can never make a profit from
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by isodude 7y ago
The kids build their connection to you in weird ways, smell, touch etc. Avoiding that 100% until they speak could have weird effects in their attachment (said without any actual proof). It's of course your choice, but just saying that
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by isodude 7y ago
I'm not saying you are wrong btw, there are multiple efforts put there to create truly parallell processors. But it's not until recently that the technique exist to make them good enough. Good times ahead I would say. I personally
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by isodude 7y ago
When I rewrote applications from Java to Erlang I was amused of how much different it was. Not only codewise but how you attack the problem. FP makes the programmer rethink the way that the problem is solved. I think that adding threads on
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by isodude 7y ago
Boredom for me is to be in a place where nothing can be changed, everything has its place. We allow a lot of customization both at work and home and I find that extremely satisfying to keep my mind "free". I mean you could be bore
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by isodude 7y ago
Like always we find another venue where the giants haven't their foot yet. Or the malicous users does not find a huge interest in. Rebooting the web into something else is still possible and something that will eventually happen when e
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by isodude 7y ago
I would like to make the argument that reading/writing HN have made my English a bit better in recent years.
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by isodude 7y ago
Instead of raising your pitch fork, prove him wrong. I would say the same thing and I would very much like the success of women. As the research suggests, this starts in kindergarten and is driven by women since they are most likely over re
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by isodude 7y ago
To be fair, this is one of the toughest lessons for all. It makes total sense to those who know it by heart, but at the same time it makes no sense to those who honestly don't. The line between is pretty hard. Also, this is what makes
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by isodude 7y ago
When you know the correct keywords it's easier to search that way. I wonder everyday how I teach my colleuges how they should learn more about linux. My best attempt so far is to skim the man pages of at least coreutils rpm. That and T
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by isodude 7y ago
There is a lot to unfold in the manpages. See lsof. A lesson for us all to actually look at the documentation. But I find that it's easy to miss to read them for some reason, we rather read one SO response instead (that eventually lead

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