juujian

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by juujian 3y ago
Am I the only one who said screw it, I'm getting 64GB of ram? The amount of concern about ram, it's not that much more expensive atm to get double or 4x if your already buying a laptop.
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by juujian 3y ago
Meant to write ASCII
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by juujian 3y ago
That is sooo much hassle just to install a plain update. At what point does it become enough of a distraction for people to abandon windows?
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by juujian 3y ago
I ran into encoding problems so many times, I just use ASCII aggressively now. There is still kanji, Hanzi, etc. but at least for Western alphabets, not worth the hassle.
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by juujian 3y ago
The KDE 6 Changes are mostly under the hood, so you don't lose a lot in terms of user experience either way.
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by juujian 3y ago
How Long has the KDE store been around? I only started using KDE a couple months ago, and I couldn't wrap my head around the KDE themes etc -- it's weird clicking those disclaimers just to install a wallpaper. If it's been ar
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by juujian 3y ago
Ehm. I thought this was going to be a review? It stopped right at the part we're the reviewing would start. It's fast and pretty, that's it? Pretty thin on details. What's the user experience? What's the use case? H
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by juujian 3y ago
I don't consume often, haven't in years, but I remember having pretty wild dreams after, so I wouldn't get a good rest. So there is a difference with regular documentation?
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by juujian 3y ago
Does it support using different engines for the preview? I have been looking forever for an open source markdown editor that allows me to use pandoc as the backend.
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by juujian 3y ago
I'm kind of surprised that Mohammed can't be found on either list. The most common first name in the world probably, and neither it hasn't been approved or rejected, meaning that nobody has even tried in Iceland. That's
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by juujian 3y ago
Same boat. But hey, last year I had to get a 30GB dataset into memory so you never know... Though now I'm smart enough to optimize better.
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by juujian 3y ago
Such is the (dumb pun incoming) power of exponentials and exponential growth.
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by juujian 3y ago
Anybody have some hands-on experience with Tuxedo using with any major non-Ubuntu based distribution? Say, Arch or Debian?
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by juujian 3y ago
It also allows the NTSB to find out whether Boeing did track it's production line as vigorously as it should. They try to figure out where everything went wrong. If there is no paper trail, that indicates that there is a systematic sec
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by juujian 3y ago
On that note, the P14s is basically a T14 with slightly beefier options. I wish there was an X1 with AMD, but that is never going to happen.
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by juujian 3y ago
Yup. recyclable != will be recycled. If recyclers don't know that the cap specifically is recycable, it won't be recycled. In fact, if only this brands cup is recycable, the chance of it being recycled is probably 0
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by juujian 3y ago
That maybe be true if Windows (and maybe KDE) 10-15 years ago, I don't think that's true anymore today. KDE has really grown into itself.
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by juujian 3y ago
> The variety in Walmart’s DVD bin is seemingly endless: and for a price of about $5 per disc that you can hang onto forever, you can’t really go wrong. Am I the only one who thinks that this premise is flawed? DVDs, like any physical st
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by juujian 3y ago
Meanwhile, Linux keeps getting better and better. I used to run Ubuntu 15 years ago, then went back to Windows for a while for software and because Windows 7 was okish . Now I'm back, and while Ubuntu may not be as good as it was 15 y
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by juujian 3y ago
Yes. Force them to be neutral. Teach both sides of climate change and the Panama papers. For sure...
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by juujian 3y ago
Another good resource: https://www.coursera.org/learn/learning-how-to-learn Maybe a bit overkill to work through the whole thing, but there is a lot of wisdom in there -- particularly on spaced repetition.
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by juujian 3y ago
I was talking a friend in China about bed bugs recently. They said there is a medicine people take which makes our blood poisonous to them. Ironically enough, it's ivermectine... Makes sense I suppose, it targets parasites and bed bugs
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by juujian 3y ago
Keep in mind that so far, co2 levels have increased from below 300 to about 420 parts per million (alongside increases in other greenhouse gases). It's a stark difference that makes for a measurable increase in heat retention. The clas
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by juujian 3y ago
It's simple physics. You put gases into a glass tube and you test the heat retention. Earth's energy economy is determined by how much energy enters the earth in the form of sunrays and how much energy is lost due to infrared radi
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by juujian 3y ago
Yup, there is definitely a lot of value in going fast and breaking things, and then tracking back to figure stuff out. It's overwhelming, but it gets you to a high level much faster. In fast, a linguist I know told me that it's ho
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by juujian 3y ago
They wanna keep you on your toes :D I'm doing taxes for the first time this year, wish me luck!
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by juujian 3y ago
I think its just a strategy to cut head counts. For upper management, it has all the "advantages" of mass layoffs in terms of improving profitability on paper with less downsides...
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by juujian 3y ago
I know Germany always catches a lot of flack for bureaucracy, but changing my address in G was essentially pain free. The most adverse circumstances I have definitely encountered in the US of all places... Having rules is one thing. Having
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by juujian 3y ago
It's easy, just charge all property owners for sales surface area. It messes with lots of things, water table, flooding, generates heat. All things that create cost for a community. That's how Berlin decided to tackle the issue.
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I wouldn't be surprised if none of the organizations involved had any kind of system in place for footage that enters public domain. It's all automated systems making claims, hardly ever with manual checking by a human, and there

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