n0mad01

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by n0mad01 11y ago
man, i really hate cars. i use my bikes everday and i just wonder about the inefficiency and wastefulness of cars. i understand that certain groups of people really depend on cars workwise, but for the average joe a personal car is just sil
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by n0mad01 11y ago
some truth has been spoken - broken features should be fixed first - then we'll look again towards the future.
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Crypto Coins Table(crypto-coins-table.com)
1 points by n0mad01 13y ago|0 comments
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by n0mad01 13y ago
maybe this will cheer you up a bit: i bought after the last bubble burst, but still to high at a rate of 150$. BTC continued to fall and dumpled around 100$ for months, but i decided to hold on instead of selling with a loss. The decision h
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by n0mad01 13y ago
maybe it's because the original kilo is a curiosity and therefore was passed through thousands of hands (maybe someone even dropped it?) the last 100 years? this surely can have a "losing weight" effect.
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by n0mad01 13y ago
yeah, sure! just take a 154 layer gold broker layout psd and try to open it with GIMP. i mean, really, i love GIMP, but, it'll take some time ...
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by n0mad01 13y ago
which by the way is a successful further implementation of socrates' "oîda ouk eidōs".
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by n0mad01 13y ago
everybody knows that this is just a first step toward filtering and censoring the net, blocking whatever benefits someone powerful ...
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by n0mad01 13y ago
But you do know that this inflation rate is kept intentionally high so the national debt rates are lower so the share of debt on GDP doesn't raise that fast?
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Scientist Predicts 60% Market Collapse (moneynews.com)
1 points by n0mad01 13y ago|0 comments
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by n0mad01 13y ago
funny, a friend of mine has been just a few days ago to the vienna zoo and told me she spent 40 mins in front of the prairie dogs claiming they're talking to humans and also posing for photos and laughing at some people. i didn't know what
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by n0mad01 13y ago
yeah, sure. but how to process this kind of input anyway? how to translate into : 1) who 2) where 3) why and so on ? not bad anyway.
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by n0mad01 13y ago
don't know what to choose. i'm making something like a transition from vim to sublime, so right now i use both equally. but it seems to me that using vim on the server in a screen or tmux session is the right thing to do ( no need to leave
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by n0mad01 13y ago
aah, and you know! so, please, enlighten all shortsighted.
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by n0mad01 13y ago
thou shalt call things as they are, everything else is political correctness bingo -- gandhi
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by n0mad01 13y ago
booh, can't stand this childish php rants anymore ... ruby and python can also be shitty in the wild as php, please stop such foolish statements once and for all.
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by n0mad01 13y ago
wow, so much effort for so little result. regression is the new progression!
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by n0mad01 13y ago
well, maybe that ~1000€ were far to low.
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by n0mad01 13y ago
perhaps it is an overlap of several psychological phenomena. 1) from the look wise, a webservice indistinguishable from a page in a magazine. 2) functionality is a button, slider, or an input field, the result in the normal case, a table an
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by n0mad01 13y ago
does that not mean in other words that the utmost part of entrepreneurs is between 25 and 50 years old?
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by n0mad01 13y ago
me too, i've tried ack several times but i'm not stuck to it because i've always been able to find anything i was searching for with, tataaa : simple grep and locate.
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by n0mad01 14y ago
i had similar thoughts and the possibility that bitcoin was written by the us government seems conclusive to me. two more possibilities : * maybe it can be a way to liquidate the overwhelming national debt. * what are these numbers all mine
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by n0mad01 14y ago
i've been using bootstrap a lot for the last ~half a year, initially i was like "wow, so much components". now i think that the styles are not very clean written, you have a lot of work changing standard behavior ... foundation is much ligh
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by n0mad01 14y ago
and you think that getting x nuclear bombs into orbit is safe? and even when all bombs go into space without incidents, having them there until start is no risk neither? i think something more conventional would be better, even when less ec
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by n0mad01 14y ago
its actually a wrapper for screen as also for tmux, the standard ubuntu package uses screen. byobu is really recommended because its simple to use yet powerfull. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Byobu_(software)
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by n0mad01 14y ago
i've switched from tmux to screen to byobu ( which is a wrapper for screen ) because of its simplicity. screen also has very little problems, with tmux i always had time costly issues.
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by n0mad01 14y ago
Contemporary art tries to describe some kind of distorted reality. We live in really fucked up times, more fragmented and complex, better documented and infomercialed but at the same time less understood in it's entirety than ever before. M
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by n0mad01 14y ago
Why are there so many MVC frameworks out there and so many redundant jQuery Plugins, doing all the same ( but in a different fashion )? I think the answer is simple : People learn and explore by doing such things.
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by n0mad01 14y ago
this is awesome
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by n0mad01 14y ago
i cannot believe it. > projecting revenue in the range of $1.17 billion to $1.19 > billion, compared with $1.25 billion expected by analysts. > VMWare shares fell 15 percent they're still talking about 1.2 BILLION in

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