kaji88

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   by kaji88 12y ago

   Go with parallels, without a doubt the best you can go with. Very fast and feels native. The downside if you won't be able to use a windows manager like WMII. Because parallels provide bindings for unity that makes the whole experience
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   by kaji88 12y ago

   This is just an excellent visualization to explain a concept that is hard to imagine. Lots of difficult concepts are actually very simple once you boil them down to the fundamentals and visualize them. This has big implications for educatio
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   by kaji88 12y ago

   Stories like this sometimes just break my heart. When you are at a certain age, money just doesn't matter any longer. Although the world can't just sit here and stop development and wait for people to move on. I am always so torn
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   by kaji88 12y ago

   I am not much of a cook but everytime I cook, recipes never work. Sometimes, it seems like that if you follow the receipes measurements exactly, your food almost never tastes like what you expect. There always needs a bit of human discretio
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   by kaji88 12y ago

   I might be the odd one out. I have a macbook pro retina running ubuntu 14 using parallels. Could not happier. Assuming budget isn't an issue, I find many linux laptops (including the 13inch Dell) to have bad UX. Relatively short batter