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nemasu
7y ago
Agreed, I've been using Dvorak for almost 10 years now. It's more comfortable, and I can type roughly 20WPM faster compared to when I was using qwerty. That being said, switching to something better really does sound interesting.
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nemasu
7y ago
50, but...how is that relevant? The article doesn't say half.
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nemasu
7y ago
I'm still confused, a century is 100 years right? 1960 + 100 = 2060. Am I missing something?
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nemasu
8y ago
Everyone has their own thing that works. Personally I calorie counted and lost 90lbs (250 to 160). I think the hardest part is keeping it off, especially if something is causing you to eat more than you should be in the first place or if yo
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nemasu
8y ago
I did a water fast for 2 weeks. It was...kind of amazing actually, recommend to try it at least once if you can. One tip: when you are done and are ready to break it, introduce food very slowly, I didn't and it was unpleasant to say th
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nemasu
8y ago
Yup, initially it was for the challenge and to learn some x86_64 assembly. As for usefulness, personally I use it all the time when I need to serve some static content and don't want to set up Apache or nginx or something else.
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nemasu
9y ago
I love assembly! I think if you know C/C++ it's not too difficult to learn. One thing I noticed is, it can be a bit rough coming back to an old project, I thought I had left enough comments on one of my projects ( https:/
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nemasu
9y ago
I've got an Asus ZenBook with discrete graphics card running Linux. Everything works great. No complaints.
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nemasu
9y ago
Article dated "April 17, 2013".
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nemasu
9y ago
I would love one of these. Since it's open source, I wonder if it's powerful enough to run SNES games.
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nemasu
9y ago
Sigh, I was hoping for a new Motorola Razr.
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nemasu
9y ago
Reminded me of people making docker containers out of this: https://github.com/nemasu/asmttpd eg. https://hub.docker.com/r/0xff/asmttpd/ 7KB web server container.
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nemasu
9y ago
I got "Standard computation time exceeded...".
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nemasu
9y ago
Hmm, can people reasonably do 1-3 in places where the sun sets at like 6PM?
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nemasu
9y ago
Most western countries? I find the produce, especially if it's in season, is much cheaper than the produce in Canada, and it's fresher too. Food in the United States is ridiculously inexpensive.
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nemasu
10y ago
This is pretty neat! It's nice to see something new/innovative in a distro these days.
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nemasu
11y ago
I just recently implemented something using binary websockets, so it's easily possible now.
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nemasu
12y ago
Same here, and my keys are mapped at the registry level in Windows (at work, don't judge :P). So I got to shoot and look around a bit. Looks awesome though, I just recently started making an engine that targets asm.js/Linux/W
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nemasu
12y ago
Hmm, not sure why I was down voted but anyways, ah yeah the article didn't mention it was a DDoS, it's not even a 'hack' at this point in my opinion.
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nemasu
12y ago
Ugh, I was under the impression that 'these days' hacking was harder because people/companies are more informed then they used to be compared to back when the internet was newer ... apparently I was wrong. Lately it seems wor
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nemasu
12y ago
So it's like a 'screen' for X11? I tend to just use a VNC server for this, might have to give this a try next time. Although I would think for non *nix clients, VNC is more practical. EDIT: Wow, just read the title ... at lea
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nemasu
12y ago
Assembly
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nemasu
12y ago
Great idea! Except in the summer it would suck if there was no way to vent the excess heat.
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nemasu
12y ago
This is pretty cool, reminds me a bit of something I made a while back: https://github.com/nemasu/utf8encode It encodes/decodes data into valid UTF-8 characters, please ignore the terrible interface & coding (
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nemasu
12y ago
Thought it was too good to be true, from a comment: "This camera only track processes that take place in the gas when through it passes laser pulse. These processes are much slower than the speed at which light moves.".
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nemasu
12y ago
Hmm, no Linux client ... and you 'have' to set a picture when you register? Really? I'm out.
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nemasu
12y ago
ooo, new terms! Ummmmmm...Wirer? (as in, the Arduino programming language).
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nemasu
12y ago
Was about to clone till I found out the last commit (README doesn't count) was on Nov 27, 2009.
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nemasu
12y ago
Ahhh, nice, I was thinking of adding this.
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nemasu
12y ago
I took a look at FireChat, but bluetooth is a bit too 'nearby' for me. Very cool that it's off the grid, but only useful if you're basically right next to them anyways. I wanted something like: talk to everyone nearby in
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