kinleyd

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by kinleyd 12y ago
Ledger has been on my TBD list for a while. Been meaning to implement a project with it. Now may be a good time.
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by kinleyd 13y ago
Descent was one of my favorites, though I didn't have any VR gear to play it on. Never got nauseous playing it, though I did with Castle Wolfenstein, Doom and Quake. Good times.
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by kinleyd 13y ago
How about a widely held view so far: Possibly held captive by hijackers or terrorists? Not desirable, but better than certain death indicated by debris (if confirmed).
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by kinleyd 13y ago
It would mean no survivors. So sad.
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by kinleyd 13y ago
The download I have (from before the closing of Popcorn Time) still works. :) There is one suggestion I have for those developing the forks further: have an option for downloading through Popcorn Time. For those of us whose connections suck
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by kinleyd 13y ago
Yeah, when 0 also didn't work, I took another look at it. Turns out I needed to call (add-hook 'server-visit-hook 'my-custom-function) with the call to scroll-bar-mode inside my custom function, because I'm working off a
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by kinleyd 13y ago
-1, 1 and t have worked for me in setting most modes except that blasted scroll-bar-mode, which it turns out calls for a 0 - what the heck! Thanks for a super post.
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by kinleyd 13y ago
I liked the inclusion of PG Wodehouse - can never get enough of it.
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by kinleyd 13y ago
I'd never known of you before this; now I've got you bookmarked. Thanks for that great post.
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by kinleyd 13y ago
mpd with ncmpc has brought my music very close to me - just a couple of keystrokes away. Regarding Winamp, I've always loved it's tagline "Winamp kicks the llama's ass" (or was it butt?).
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by kinleyd 13y ago
I never read Starship Troopers (actually, never knew it existed) but always enjoyed it as a fun movie. I know, fun and dumb do overlap at certain points, and maybe that's why I liked it. I like one of the comments here describing it as
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by kinleyd 13y ago
"In fact, I think I'm the noob chorus. And instead of trailblazing a path for you, I've become stuck in the first bramblebush." You are not alone. :)
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by kinleyd 13y ago
I've used it for hobby projects. Really like it.
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by kinleyd 13y ago
I will be taking your route but with Clojure scripts. This should be fun.
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by kinleyd 13y ago
You make some excellent points, especially the one about banks and molasses. Scraping websites in general is subject to so much arbitrary change you tend to give up after a while. With reference to the rant about importing data directly int
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by kinleyd 13y ago
When you do set up the project. please be sure to announce it here. If it is soon enough, an announcement on this sub-thread will also be good for me. I'll keep checking back. :)
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by kinleyd 13y ago
More like a collection of footpaths that become more accessible with use.
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by kinleyd 13y ago
There are some excellent books by Harry Lorayne that are still available. I got my fix in this department some 30+ years ago in high school. Great stuff.
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by kinleyd 13y ago
Thanks. That was inspiring to watch.
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by kinleyd 13y ago
I'm 5'10", and unfortunately some of it comes from a long long neck and a fine head. A well known coach once called it wasted height, as it doesn't help any in basketball. Things got a little worse with the fact that my
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by kinleyd 13y ago
Famous last words.
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by kinleyd 13y ago
Using Emacs and Conkeror, with Herbstluftwm. Conkeror was what tipped everything for me: Having been used to gui apps for a long time, my continued use of gui browsers kept me in some kind of limbo. Learned just enough of Emacs to get thing
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by kinleyd 13y ago
Make that n of 2: I began exercising everyday about 1 1/2 years ago, after over 15 years of zero exercise. Didn't change my diet, nothing besides the exercise which was basically an hour of basketball nearly everyday. Arms, legs,
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by kinleyd 13y ago
Yes, mongo as in Mongoloid (Down's syndrome, not the race) is offensive in mostly English speaking, Caucasian contexts. However, I'd figure MongoDB becoming a well known term would break some of the offensiveness associated with t
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by kinleyd 13y ago
The problem this approach has for me is I get startled if someone suddenly appears in front of me. I find ambient noise works best for me, though these days I find distractions from multiple monitors, tablets and phones are increasingly get
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by kinleyd 13y ago
fasd is z on steroids. Fantastic tool.
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by kinleyd 13y ago
I put z and fasd through their paces, and out of the box z works very intuitively. I like it. fasd takes a little more to get used to, but I'm going to put it through a full try out. Let's see if the additional features make it wo
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by kinleyd 13y ago
I suspect it must have something to do with my set up. My first suspicion was my nvidia drivers (304xx) but I recall not even being able to boot in console mode. I'll give it another shot later but for the moment vagrant's doing a
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by kinleyd 13y ago
I've been playing a bit with Docker and found I couldn't get the kernel option to work (the linux-aufs_friendly kernel just wouldn't work on my Arch setup). However, that forced me to the option of using vagrant to set up a v
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by kinleyd 13y ago
Could you share a link to the student achievement metrics pertaining to the average of peer teachers in the same school?

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