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by lphnull 8y ago
People who say that the raspeberry PI is "bad" and "barely useable" say so because Ubuntu + Chrome + botnet social networking sites tend to slow your PI to a crawl. If you configure i3, compton, and build your own distro
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by lphnull 9y ago
/ck/ is actually one of the sanest places on 4chan, in my personal opinion. It's not the nicest place on earth- I mean, it is 4chan, so memes and rudeness aren't against the rules. Couple that with optional anonymity, an
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by lphnull 9y ago
So essentially- the lack of a "dislike" or "downvote" button makes people unbearable?
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by lphnull 9y ago
In your opinion, what is your criteria for declaring that a platform is "bad for you" and "an unhealthy habit"? Personally, I spend ALOT of my free time lurking 4chan's /g/ "technology" board, 4c
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by lphnull 9y ago
this makes me sad because this is the idea I've been building in my head for a long time now. :( I need to make a free and open source alternative based off of my ideas..
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by lphnull 9y ago
i3 and ratpoison are tiled window managers for Linux that make your whole computer behave like vim does. If you really are interested in simplifying the amount of work you do- you should consider abandoning the normal "stacked cluttere
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by lphnull 9y ago
I have this friend who runs this forum out of self-made software- not a prefabbed PHP-bb, but home made software. Nonetheless, he had thousands of members who all shared the same particular hobby. One time I decided to test his inputs, and
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by lphnull 9y ago
what are the pros and cons to using tmux as opposed to say multiple instances of a terminal emulator split up using ratpoison?
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by lphnull 9y ago
males can like girly stuff too
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by lphnull 9y ago
brb, launching cesna uber startup for rich folk.
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by lphnull 9y ago
As a tiny, girly looking feminine man who crossdresses half the time, I have to say that everybody- male or female- is at risk for being "talked over" and not given a fair chance. That's just how the world works. You can be u
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by lphnull 9y ago
My biggest struggle with sleep is existential anxiety. I'm not ready to "close" down the day and fast forward to the next day, so I "borrow" a lot of hours off my lifespan at a high interest rate just for the sake o
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by lphnull 9y ago
I'm 30 years old now. I was able to live on 4-6 hrs of sleep a night all the way up to age 25-28. That's when sleep started becoming a problem. At age 30, I absolutely need 8 hours of sleep minimum average of sleep, but that ave
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by lphnull 10y ago
Long press on each notification. This will take you to where you can disable notifications for that specific app.
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by lphnull 10y ago
At first glance, I just assumed that dropbox was creating their own competitor to trello, but with dropbox built in. How is this any different than trello?
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by lphnull 10y ago
I like xubuntu because it's minimalistic and not as bloated. It doesn't take a lot of effort to set up your favorite packages like a lamp server and the like after a basic install. My cheap touch screen is a little laggy, but when
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by lphnull 10y ago
I've already disposed of two or three spare batteries. I have two chargers and 3 batteries that I rotate in a cycle. It's always cheap to order them off amazon or ebay. Universal battery chargers are a life saver if you have multi
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by lphnull 10y ago
you're giving me nostalgia. I always dreamed that my n900 was going to be my futuristic bitcoin phone. I suspect that people started abandoning the n900 right around the time that our dreams were crushed in the great bitcoin crash of n
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by lphnull 10y ago
My raspberry pi 3, encased in a rainbow colored 3d printed case and with a 3.5" touch screen, is what took the place of my n900. It's a fraction of the cost of an n900, but with a standard rpi linux distribution and modern specs.
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by lphnull 10y ago
I've heard of sailfish before, but I had NO idea sailfish is somewhat maemo based. This really makes me want to reconsider the Jolla phone.
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by lphnull 10y ago
>nothing will ever be good enough for them again. Reading this made me so sad. This is exactly how I feel. Nothing will ever be good enough again. :(
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by lphnull 10y ago
That's exactly what I got mine, and exactly when I retired mine because I didn't want it to flat out stop working. The USB port died and the SD card never worked to begin with. Once the circuitry for the wifi becomes inoperational
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by lphnull 10y ago
I spent $300+ (way too much!) for my n900 and I still think it was worth it. It was my replacement for my tmobile g1 phone. The n900 is everything that I thought the g1 was going to be, but wasn't. In a way, it was my fault for blindly
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by lphnull 10y ago
Why did the world abandon Maemo? I had a nokia n900, and I swear, it was the greatest phone I ever used. The UI was beautiful, and for 2009, its performance was stunning. I got so used to it and immersed in the "maemo" way of doin
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by lphnull 10y ago
Is meego like maemo? I used to have a Nokia n900, and that thing was the greatest phone I ever had! It's amazing at multitasking, and it feels like having an actual desktop in your pocket.
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by lphnull 10y ago
I used to have that. It was my Nokia n900. I was able to pull up live thumbnail previews of all apps running in the background, and this included live simultaneous previews of: youtube videos in a web browser, games, and Debian, without lag
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What in the world is blankslate.io and why are everybody's notes public?(imgur.com)
3 points by lphnull 10y ago|1 comments