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by kreelman 5y ago
Could it be kept fairly close to $50 if it was simply a "box" with a few relatively high speed USB ports and an HDMI connector? I know this wouldn't be a "laptop", but with a cheap-ish monitor, keyboard and mouse...
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by kreelman 5y ago
Such a fun resume. I'd love to set one up like that. Since I have mostly Windows Experience, it would probably need to be a .chm file :)
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by kreelman 5y ago
I used to work with the fellow who created these mappings. He gave a demo of it with a flute playing colleague. It was neat to see. It made it a easier for the hands to reach the tricky notes.
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by kreelman 5y ago
I like the comments. They're direct, probably useful and importantly kind and friendly. Well done all.
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by kreelman 5y ago
I think this is a good comment, not immature. I think I understand where you're coming from. I've been a Common Lisp fan for a while. As has been said by others who've used it, even if you don't use it in your daily work
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by kreelman 6y ago
Thanks for those. Will have a look. BTW, I think you might have meant "the vast majority"? Might have been a phone autocorrect bungle.
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by kreelman 6y ago
Interesting point about the info bubble. Hope people had backup/replication plans. The expensive but good side of this might be that OVH will look carefully at their setup and prevent future versions of fires like this and customers wi
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by kreelman 6y ago
I develop apps on Windows, but I use Linux to do lots of my work and automate cumbersome boring tasks where I can (there are still many more to be automated....). I'm constantly amazed at what Windows dev people can get done without a
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by kreelman 6y ago
..Me too.
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by kreelman 6y ago
...Maybe one day they'll have quantum entangled particles and they'll be able to do spooky things at a distance and communicate instantly? I don't pretend to understand the physics, but sounds like it would be interesting...
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by kreelman 6y ago
The personal side of this story is quite touching too. Two brothers, Bill and Ray, develop a microprocessor together. One brother Bill, dies. The remaining brother and those who formed the wedding party are the pallbearers at Bill's fu
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by kreelman 6y ago
Is it perhaps insensitive to say 'Down Periscope'.
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by kreelman 6y ago
A dialog came up with a 'time is passing' kind of icon. I got asked if I gave permission, I did and then it disappeared and I wasn't logged in after that. Had to go through the 'Sign Up' path. I got there, but the G
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by kreelman 6y ago
Also, trim music gave an error for me too. Do you have a place to drop bug reports?
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by kreelman 6y ago
Have to agree with above. Had an issue with sign up via Google, but I got past that and really quickly I was able to build a video! It's really enjoyable to use. Well done! ...You may have also picked the absolute perfect time to put a
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by kreelman 8y ago
This looks to be very useful. I wonder how long it will be before we can have one of these datasets being used around the house. Would help with cheating on homework!
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Would you use a Humble Bundle eBook review?
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