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by larzang 11y ago
It is, click on a state.
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by larzang 11y ago
It's absolutely absurd to try to assert that overpopulation is the root problem with a straight face when you're dealing with a system with such radical inequality. Yes, piling more people into the box of fighting for a single-dig
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by larzang 11y ago
And the end-users's motivation for ever purchasing anything with is... off-setting short term costs with long term costs that make payday loans look like a fair deal?
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by larzang 11y ago
It's extremely odd that the article completely fails to mention the real apocalypse that almost broke Eve, and was the real motivator for the establishment of the CSM years before the Summer of Rage: staff cheating. In an MMO, not hav
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by larzang 11y ago
Bulk content (when cloud storage might not be appropriate) is rarely important enough for reliability to be a concern, and home NAS is totally insufficient for reliability when it comes to truly important content as it does nothing for thef
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by larzang 11y ago
Valve is the exception that proves the rule, i.e. you need a stable cash cow so large that your frequently-aimless often-delayed progress on anything else doesn't break the company.
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by larzang 11y ago
A much larger and more frequent issue than police/emt conflict over the handling of medical emergencies is police being dispatched to medical emergencies as sole or first responders and handling it like... police. There have been dozen
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by larzang 11y ago
You can already do this with IE on Win8
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by larzang 11y ago
Of course you can. You can install any DE you want on top of Mint, it's still Linux, and you can modify the appearance of the shipped XFCE or Cinammon DEs with themes.
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by larzang 11y ago
Mint. I need Sublime + terminals + browsers to work, anything else is gravy, and Mint does the best job of providing sane defaults and making it easy to change the few minor things I do. 15 years ago I didn't mind spending hours (days
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by larzang 11y ago
EQNext and Landmark are using a voxel engine. I can't speak to implementation on the EQNext side as it's not in a publicly testable form yet, but on the Landmark side it's been quite a while since we've seen any meaning
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by larzang 12y ago
There's no need to even go back that far. The treatment of David Miranda, Manning's imprisonment, Kiriakou's imprisonment, Snowden's ensured imprisonment should he ever leave the safety of his current umbrella, continue
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by larzang 12y ago
Well, restaurants and small businesses in general usually have websites that come about through the joining of customers who have no understanding of ux or the trade-offs that come with going for the showiest thing possible, and creators wh
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by larzang 12y ago
It's voluntary in that you can choose to work or you can choose to be thrown in solitary, beaten, and starved, until you stop refusing to work.
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by larzang 12y ago
Okay, sure, instead your new job is to play security and sysadmin for the DigitalOcean containers for all the small local business Wordpress sites for say $10 an hour. Shared Hosting has many downsides, but it still fills an incredibly impo
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by larzang 12y ago
Yeah, who on earth uses headphones with a laptop. Crazy.
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by larzang 12y ago
This article falls for one of my major designer pet peeves: using heading tags as style tags. Having a fixed relative ratio of font sizes for h1-h6 makes no sense because heading tags (as all html) are structure, not style. They are used t
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by larzang 12y ago
Keepass 2.x handles merges for you just fine. The mono version of Keepass 2.x is ugly and a little clunky compared to KeepassX or the windows version of 2.x, but it's good enough.
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by larzang 12y ago
Clevo makes high quality laptops that are also very reasonably priced when bought barebones from the right vendor (they don't do direct consumer sales). Sager, System76, FalconNW, and a whole bunch of other boutique laptop companies a
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by larzang 12y ago
Doing it live isn't necessarily better. On May 14, 2007, the staff of Sigil Games Online were told to meet in the parking lot at 4:30PM and to take with them what they would need for the rest of the day. The employees were told that t
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by larzang 12y ago
I wonder what the sales numbers look like if isolated solely to commercial/education/government purchases. The small business I work for is one of a number in the area that has transitioned to an iPad solution (Square stand) for
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by larzang 12y ago
My father was a PM at IBM who was hit in one of the smaller rounds of layoffs in 92 leading up to the big one in 93. He worked at the Westlake campus in DFW at the time. The entire project he was on was cancelled and all of its staff were
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by larzang 12y ago
I have to really disagree about extend. Yes, it's easy and potentially disastrous to misuse extend erratically, but used sanely there should never be side effects and your compiled css should be smaller than otherwise. Regarding side
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by larzang 12y ago
I have to really disagree about extend. Yes, it's easy and potentially disastrous to misuse extend erratically, but used sanely there should never be side effects and your compiled css should be smaller than otherwise. Regarding side
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by larzang 12y ago
I have to really disagree about extend. Yes, it's easy and potentially disastrous to misuse extend erratically, but used sanely there should never be side effects and your compiled css should be smaller than otherwise. Regarding side
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by larzang 12y ago
I have to really disagree about extend. Yes, it's easy and potentially disastrous to misuse extend erratically, but used sanely there should never be side effects and your compiled css should be smaller than otherwise. Regarding side
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by larzang 12y ago
I have to really disagree about extend. Yes, it's easy and potentially disastrous to misuse extend erratically, but used sanely there should never be side effects and your compiled css should be smaller than otherwise. Regarding side
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by larzang 12y ago
I have to really disagree about extend. Yes, it's easy and potentially disastrous to misuse extend erratically, but used sanely there should never be side effects and your compiled css should be smaller than otherwise. Regarding side
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by larzang 12y ago
I have to really disagree about extend. Yes, it's easy and potentially disastrous to misuse extend erratically, but used sanely there should never be side effects and your compiled css should be smaller than otherwise. Regarding side
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by larzang 12y ago
I have to really disagree about extend. Yes, it's easy and potentially disastrous to misuse extend erratically, but used sanely there should never be side effects and your compiled css should be smaller than otherwise. Regarding side

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