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by lunchables 7y ago
I can't speak for everyone but I have a Windows 7 VM just for things like this. But I can say I don't think I've ever needed to use it. I run photoshop (cs5) in wine, although I could program get by with gimp I rarely do an
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by lunchables 7y ago
Didn't Holmes found the company?
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by lunchables 7y ago
It's really just a non-issue. Flour could be compressed, but its not really in reality. The minor differences really don't matter much. Of course you can also sift it, which will not only help if it was somehow really heavily c
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by lunchables 7y ago
I've never tried MST on AMD so I cannot comment. But of course it goes without saying that by picking NVIDIA it won't be magical and trouble free for everyone.
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by lunchables 7y ago
>I shudder to think of how much I'd have to add to make it even close to something like Eclipse. It depends on what you use in Eclipse, really. But vim has plugins to do things like autocompletion, there's many ways to access
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by lunchables 7y ago
Can't you argue the inverse as well? Cloudflare isn't sending EDNS Client Subnet to any other authoritative name servers, is anyone else having problems? Or are 99% of people working just fine without this optional EDNS informat
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by lunchables 7y ago
Really curious to hear why vim cannot replace an IDE or TextMate? Maybe it depends on your very specific use case? I certainly replaced my IDE(s) with vim and some plugins. I'm a vim user, certainly one who was alive long after &quot
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by lunchables 7y ago
>Nvidia's Linux support absolutely puts AMD to shame. Huh? AMD "just works". NVIDIA requires a dance of (Fedora) DKMS kernel modules and binary blobs. What am I missing? I buy AMD just because it's been frictionle
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by lunchables 7y ago
Setup a seperate SSID called "DadDied" with a simple password, scrawl it onto the fridge door with a knife. Have this SSID give out standard ISP DNS. Bonus points if you setup the SSID on the ISP supplied router, bypassing all t
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by lunchables 7y ago
How is that different on a tiling window manager? I would assume a smaller screen would be more apt to using a tiling window manager. It automatically makes the window you're using take up 100% of the screen. You can also switch betw
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by lunchables 7y ago
The saying we always use is "If it is not in 3 places, it doesn't exist." And another: "3 copies, at least one offsite"
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by lunchables 7y ago
Another really good option is single packet authorization. Which, again, a little more complex than port knocking but also another step up in security. https://www.cipherdyne.org/fwknop/docs/SPA.html
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by lunchables 7y ago
Yes - it is absolutely insane: https://www.rentcafe.com/average-rent-market-trends/us/ca/sa... (Note that is ~700 sq feet, not meters) But, you also make literally twice as much money, so it easily offsets th
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by lunchables 7y ago
It is actually growing rapidly in Japan. But I think one reason that smartphone usage in adults in Japan is lower than other developed countries is because of their aging population. Their birthrates have been so low, it is hard to offset
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by lunchables 7y ago
https://www.kansascity.com/news/business/health-care/article... "An information technology worker from Johnson County recently told The Star about the issue after he stumbled across hospital pager inform
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by lunchables 7y ago
>why anyone would want to spend time on tiling windows, it looks so tedious. Weird, I always ask people the opposite. Why would you spend time manually positioning windows when the window manager can do it for you? What is "tedious
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by lunchables 7y ago
I assume you mean WSL2, because I'm using LTSB and stuck on WSL and it's unusable garbage. Not that I've used WSL2 just heard that it is better. On WSL (one? whatever) there is no raw socket access, zero. Cannot run someth
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by lunchables 7y ago
>6 month release cycle of Fedora always felt awkwardly in-between, not having the stability of lts nor the continuity of rolling I run both Arch and Fedora, and since I think around Fedora 28 I've found that the upgrades are painles
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by lunchables 7y ago
>I’ve appreciated RH putting in effort like Software Collections to bring more modern versions of tools Then you are going to love Modularity and Application Streams: https://developers.redhat.com/blog/2018/11&#
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by lunchables 7y ago
That's my problem with "Microsoft [heart] Linux" - there was never any apology. They attacked linux and open source for years and now suddenly they want to be best friends. I need to see some real contrition and proof that t
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by lunchables 7y ago
What features specifically are in screen that aren't in tmux?
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by lunchables 7y ago
If you've used screen for 10 years, learning tmux will take about 10 minutes. There's also some handy plugins: https://github.com/tmux-plugins Really, if screen works for you, tmux isn't going to change you
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by lunchables 7y ago
I use git and GNU stow. ssh in, clone the repo, stow tmux. Takes ~10 seconds on a new host. Also includes all the other dot files I use (bash, vim, etc).
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by lunchables 7y ago
>Its less of an eyesore being in the center of the device instead of the top left corner. I genuinely have no idea what the back of my phone looks like. All I'm concerned with is the quality of the photos it takes.
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by lunchables 7y ago
I'd rather tariff external corn than subsidize internal corn. That would mean we make enough to support ourselves but don't pay tax dollars to support someone selling their corn to other countries.
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by lunchables 7y ago
They announced they were hiring 30,000 people. Having even 10 people apple for 1 job isn't highly unusual. So having 200k apply for 30k jobs doesn't seem odd. Plus because its a big announcement from a huge company, it will dra
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by lunchables 7y ago
But we removed the entire cost of the physical cable network from the equation. Unless you mean the cost of your internet service PLUS the cost of the streaming services should be about equal to your "traditional cable package" ?
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by lunchables 7y ago
>much like procrastination. It's a mess of things all clumped together like a rats nest of wires. This is such an important point. I struggle with procrastination and learning the underlying causes are what helped me make huge prog
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by lunchables 7y ago
It is really incredible, so smooth and quiet - and so fast! What surprised me the most was how the track was banked in the curves like a race track.
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by lunchables 7y ago
Which is less than half of the peak value, I don't know what your point is? If we were having this conversation a year ago or a year from today, his guess would have been way off. That's why its a coincidence.

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