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by jstalin 14y ago
Investigating now... looks like it went down at 12:26am eastern time for no apparent reason...
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by jstalin 14y ago
Thanks, that appears to be the default on the wheezy image they distribute.
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by jstalin 14y ago
No worries, I support science.
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Wordpress site running on Raspberry Pi(pipress.vo3.net)
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by jstalin 14y ago
That was my initial thought. If it's lighter than air, it must float...
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by jstalin 14y ago
Works fine for me...
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by jstalin 14y ago
Not really. You can have immunity forced on you so that the fifth amendment no longer applies. Then they can force you to testify, even against yourself, but they can't use that testimony or anything derived from it against you. The fifth a
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by jstalin 14y ago
Although I'm not defending the government's actions, the fourth and fifth amendments only protect you from your own testimony or your own illegally-seized things being used against you. People can be, and frequently are, forced to testify a
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by jstalin 14y ago
It seems to have a message length limit. Any way to increase that?
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by jstalin 14y ago
Heads are exploding all over Hacker News.
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by jstalin 14y ago
Works for me. I like the selection of 20 or so nyan cat options.
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by jstalin 14y ago
A bit melodramatic. I would buy an ultrabook if they were priced better, but for now I'm just sticking with my clunky 17" laptop.
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by jstalin 14y ago
... or just use Amazon's MP3 store. No DRM, no problems with synching multiple devices, and no "authorization" of devices/computers.
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by jstalin 14y ago
Firefox 15.
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by jstalin 14y ago
Why do I need to install quicktime to use this site?
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Engage.
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by jstalin 14y ago
I have friends and family in Argentina and the pace of economic deterioration is quickening.
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by jstalin 14y ago
There is no such thing as "intrinsic" value. All value is subjective.
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by jstalin 14y ago
The PhD's at the Federal reserve, the same ones who have gotten every major economic and financial prognostication wrong, think that printing more money, i.e., debasing the currency, is going to create jobs. Since the Federal Reserve now is
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by jstalin 14y ago
The marginal improvements are diminishing...
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by jstalin 14y ago
For high school, maybe, but even the simple charts and graphs in Excel are visually pleasing. In openoffice, or even google docs, they're hideous and usually unworkable.
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by jstalin 14y ago
Yet, working there is still better than manual labor and malnutrition in the countryside...
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by jstalin 14y ago
As someone who uses Ubuntu as my main desktop OS, I still find myself going back to a Windows machine or Windows VM to use MS Office. I'm no Microsoft fanboy, but Office is still far and above better than anything available on linux. I've b
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by jstalin 14y ago
Now that is what I call a bubble red flag article.
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by jstalin 14y ago
Could someone translate the abstract into English?
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by jstalin 14y ago
Not to mention exciting opportunities for mass transit. Imagine jitneys or other smaller van-like transit options that have dynamic routes based on demand. No more fixed routes and inefficient buses.
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by jstalin 14y ago
Send in the helicopters, police trucks, dogs, and men with automatic weapons, please.[1] 1: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pMas0tWc0sg
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by jstalin 14y ago
Correct. They're probably trying to calculate that number by assuming that every person who downloaded something copyrighted would have otherwise purchased it. Pure bunk.
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by jstalin 14y ago
Being a former board of education member for a large city, I can say with some experience that "standards" alone will do nothing. Education is so messed up beyond recognition today. There's so much incredible bureaucracy. So much. Unimagina
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by jstalin 14y ago
Everything is a remix: http://www.everythingisaremix.info/watch-the-series/

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