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by ktf 17y ago
You can't plagiarize what you don't know you don't know about...
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by ktf 17y ago
Scratch is worth checking out, especially if you have kids. There's a Linux installer available here: http://info.scratch.mit.edu/Linux_installer
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The Book of Xen(nostarch.com)
2 points by ktf 17y ago|0 comments
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by ktf 17y ago
For the impatient, the above link is to a paper called "The Brain Is Both Neurocomputer and Quantum Computer," which is a response to the paper linked to in the main post.
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by ktf 17y ago
You might also check out these Manga Guides: http://nostarch.com/manga/
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Python quirks(lshift.net)
9 points by ktf 17y ago|4 comments
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by ktf 17y ago
If you've already got Arch set up how you like it, there's not much reason to switch back over to Ubuntu, at least in my opinion.
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by ktf 17y ago
Well said. Still though, it's always exciting to know we're approaching that next level of good-enough-ness.
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Metasploit acquired by Rapid7(blog.metasploit.com)
1 points by ktf 17y ago|0 comments
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by ktf 17y ago
I do a lot of copying/pasting from my browser (and other random places), so these mappings make my life easier: " copy/paste with the system clipboard map ^P "+gP map ^C "+y Also this, for dealing with DOS-style stuff: " map
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by ktf 17y ago
Hi folks, I'm working with Conrad on editing this book. If you're interested, you can keep your eye on the Land of Lisp page at the No Starch Press website: http://nostarch.com/lisp.htm We'll have an updated table of contents up fairly so