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541.
by leif 16y ago
Do you actually use it this way (with uzbl, for example)?
542.
by leif 16y ago
When I need to concentrate, I reboot into another partition where I have neglected to enable wifi, and have a rather drab, but efficient-looking environment set up. Turns out FreeBSD and wmaker are great productivity tools.
543.
by leif 16y ago
I got upvoted because I'm right. Kernels don't need to support horribly designed programs just because they exist, just like they don't need to support horribly designed programs that don't exist yet. Kernels support an interface and that
544.
by leif 16y ago
after a half-eighth of mushrooms, Gerald tells me what to do next with my life (he is my spirit frog)
545.
by leif 16y ago
When your application breaks because of scheduler ordering , You're Doing It Wrong.
546.
by leif 16y ago
There isn't one. It's an existing option in the kernel, you can configure cgroups that way already, but most people don't do this so the feature is wasted. All this patch does is roughly approximate a decent-looking cgroup configuration b
547.
by leif 16y ago
"Ladies' nights in Illinois have been upheld under the anti-discrimination provision of the Dram Shop Act.[11] The court determined that the discount was intended to encourage women to attend the bar in greater numbers, rather than to disco
548.
by leif 16y ago
Linear Algebra Done Right, Axler. Don't learn Linear Algebra without it.
549.
by leif 16y ago
Wasn't there some sort of bubbly thingamajig in tech that ended right about at the end of Clinton? Those numbers sound bubbly. disclaimer, I agree with you, Clinton was great, I'm just not sure the tech market is what to focus on
550.
by leif 16y ago
When you hit a problem like that, it's time to start going in the other direction. All problems in computer science can be solved by another level of indirection.
551.
by leif 16y ago
Readers, start your downvoting engines... new direction heh heh
552.
by leif 16y ago
Not much beats urxvt, but even gnome-terminal beats ansi-term. urxvt: real 0m0.314s user 0m0.080s sys 0m0.040s gnome-terminal: real 0m1.228s user 0m0.090s sys 0m0.040s ansi-term: real 0m6.493s user 0m0.150s sys 0m0.030s Also, ls -
553.
by leif 16y ago
Don't worry about it. You may hate vb.net, you hopefully won't care all that much. Either way, if your teacher wants to teach it, there's a reason (probably he's familiar with it and not with python, or he's on the MS payroll). It doesn'
554.
by leif 16y ago
Me too, ugh. I also can't tell you how many times I've hit M-d thinking I'd delete a word and then keep typing, and end up writing all over the address bar instead.
555.
by leif 16y ago
There's an emacs mode for that. ( http://www.emacswiki.org/emacs/UnParenMode ) It hides the parentheses, and emacs by default will indent your lisp correctly. Just like the real thing (except you can't edit while in UnParenMode...minor iss
556.
by leif 16y ago
It would be nice to be able to change the columns in the matrix when selecting a part, and sort/filter on arbitrary criteria that you already know about. For example, when I pick CPUs, I like to compare cache sizes. You already pull those
557.
by leif 16y ago
It's now fast for a few seconds, then gets slow shortly after the footer loads.
558.
by leif 16y ago
Tired of this concept. I already use my browser to use twitter, facebook, etc. Why does it need to natively support twitter, facebook, etc? I thought the purpose of a browser was to execute web apps, and third-party app-specific clients
559.
by leif 16y ago
Laggy here too. Same FF build, on ubuntu. Fast in chromium. Sidenote, does anyone know of a good JS profiler? Edge detection is easy, especially on images with small numbers of colors in large swaths.
560.
by leif 16y ago
Most math takes the form of icebergs. :-)
561.
by leif 16y ago
In theory, if I start feeling the need to break up a function body into logical blocks, it's time to refactor, so no, whitespace is not used except to keep functions apart from each other. In practice though, I probably dump everything in
562.
by leif 16y ago
http://adlaiff6.github.com/ Old data, but it runs on a (young, but) flexible sh emulation, and by messing with the virtual filesystem you can get it to do whatever you want (try readlink, for example). Grab code from github.com/adlaiff6/
563.
by leif 16y ago
How long have you been doing the 40 days a year thing?
564.
by leif 16y ago
Ok, but there's a big difference between "severe hangover and punitive exercise" and "ow I've got a headache, I'll still do at least a mile this morning".
565.
by leif 16y ago
I believe the current thought is that it is good for your mental health. The stress relief extends your lifespan.
566.
by leif 16y ago
hahahahahaha I can imagine that exercising with a hangover would suck , but I don't know how it's dangerous....
567.
by leif 16y ago
"by 7 pm the stress of the day makes that beer (and couch time with the wife) so much more appealing." It sounds like you put off more work because you're burnt out. Don't feel bad about this. Everyone needs some down time. If you drink
568.
by leif 16y ago
"At one point, frustrated by the lack of training/knowledge of the people put in charge of protecting the US borders, I literally pulled out my guidebook and gave them a lesson in geography and in a sense, in reality as well. I showed them
569.
by leif 16y ago
My eris works great with its default settings... until I run a music player while trying to type. It would be great if they could dynamically scale the accuracy or something to keep response time up.
570.
by leif 16y ago
NaAppWriMo would work, but I can't say that.

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