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by ljosa 12y ago
Did you learn that from The West Wing?
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Long term support for Debian 6.0 Announced(debian.org)
5 points by ljosa 12y ago|0 comments
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by ljosa 13y ago
This would be more comforting if the data bailment were accompanies by some kind of insurament policy. Then, the stored data would be a valuable asset that could be sold to a new caretaker when Longaccess goes belly up.
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by ljosa 13y ago
The shipping was there first; it has been one of the most important industries in Norway since the late 1700s.
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by ljosa 13y ago
Oh, MobileOrg is back! That's great news!
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by ljosa 13y ago
You work for DigitalOcean, right?
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by ljosa 13y ago
A few years ago, I got a Matias Tactile Pro and ended up with wrist pain. I replaced it with a new Model M (from Unicomp), and have not have any problems since. But I also like the keyboard in my Macbook Pro. If Apple's external keyboa
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by ljosa 13y ago
They made a Model M like that. It's referred to as the Model M 84-key keyboard or the Model M space-saving keyboard. They are hard to find, and will probably cost you $200 or more. Here are some pictures: http://www.clickyke
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by ljosa 13y ago
Wow, that is fantastic—both BrowserStack.com and the prepackaged virtual machines.
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by ljosa 13y ago
If these can be rented by the hour, it could be a good way to get Windows machines for testing websites with various versions of Internet Explorer and testing emails with various versions of Outlook. I know that EC2 and Rackspace has Window
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by ljosa 13y ago
I have floppy disk images of MORE, the greatest Outliner that ever existed. Is there a way to mount the images so I can install it?
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by ljosa 14y ago
How does this compare to mbsync?
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by ljosa 15y ago
vebjornljosa (invite needed)
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Revitalizing the economy through ridiculous inspection regimes(blogs.law.harvard.edu)
1 points by ljosa 15y ago|0 comments
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by ljosa 16y ago
Must have been a comma-law marriage.
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by ljosa 16y ago
I haven't read the paper, but it's worth noting that the paper is not in Nature, as the linked article claims, but in Nature Cancer Review. Nature Cancer Review publishes
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by ljosa 17y ago
The Boston Commons already has 1300 parking spaces under it. I don't know how many levels. See http://www.mccahome.com/bcg.html .
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by ljosa 17y ago
Dick Kemmerer always talks about how he formally verified the UCLA Unix security kernel in the 1970s, together with Bruce Walker and Gerald Popek. See <a href=" http://dx.doi.org/10.1145/358818.358825>their 1980 paper</a>.
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by ljosa 18y ago
Wikipedia's "Light rail" ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Light_rail ) article has some interesting numbers on the cost of light-rail construction: Over the U.S. as a whole, excluding Seattle, new light rail construction costs average about $