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by nonamegiven 14y ago
I can only say that when I'm using a keys-and-arrows editor like Notepad, I can barely think because I'm typing - a - key - at - a - time, but when I'm using vim I'm just thinking and seeing my thoughts.
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by nonamegiven 14y ago
Yeah, I got to about the third para...zzzz and popped over to the HN comments to see if it's worth steeling myself for the rest. However, it looks like the biggest mistake was made by the submitter. Just go to the site root, and it's a pret
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by nonamegiven 14y ago
They certainly have the capability, and they probably use it on some percentage of electronic communication between 0 and 100%. What they're trying to do here is make more of it admissible in court.
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by nonamegiven 14y ago
Meaningful to them and to most of the rest of us. Life is much more than utility.
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by nonamegiven 14y ago
It's a common way of describing that shared experience. There's no need to restrict our speech or feelings to the strictly literal. If you don't like the phrase you don't have to use it, but to many couples the experience is meaningful enou
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by nonamegiven 14y ago
Very nice counter to my brief rant (not that you intended it to be). Well said. Except for the language and particular rate, my experience was essentially similar to what you describe. I would add, though, that it doesn't necessarily go the
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by nonamegiven 14y ago
I'd leave the military as a last resort, just above stealing. Not unless serving your country is your undeniable calling. And if you've got any doubt, then it isn't. I say that, having joined the military after high school because I had no
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by nonamegiven 14y ago
"In its 14-page complaint, Hispalinux said Windows 8 contained an "obstruction mechanism" called UEFI Secure Boot that controls the start-up of the computer and means users must seek keys from Microsoft to install another operating system.
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by nonamegiven 14y ago
Seattle is the most beautiful place I've ever lived (and I've lived in Hawaii). Been through Portland, it's nice too. I've heard Chattanooga is an option for tech jobs, and Tennessee is supposed to be pretty. Cost of living should be relati
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by nonamegiven 14y ago
Good suggestions here already. You might look for jobs on Craigslist. It sounds like right now you're looking for anyjob, for cash/rent. Be willing to do about anything, you're not choosing a career right now you're just taking money from p
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by nonamegiven 14y ago
Let's give them an opportunity to lie, where a lie would otherwise be all but impossible. Then we get to put some of them in jail. Yay!
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by nonamegiven 14y ago
When you become your own parody, that's ... success?
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by nonamegiven 14y ago
I'd like an email client that I can recommend to my stereotypical mom without reservation, and that means a gui on top of solid functionality.
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by nonamegiven 14y ago
Yeah, what kind of a tree is a Geary anyway?
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by nonamegiven 14y ago
It may not be fair, but that was my first thought.
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by nonamegiven 14y ago
From a readability or operational perspective? Yes, it was done much too early to take advantage of eventually emerged common ways of doing things (I would never guess in ftp, there's no rhyme and little reason), but files seem to go back a
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by nonamegiven 14y ago
"I'm not dead yet."
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by nonamegiven 14y ago
I don't currently block ads, I just block flash. But if this does come to pass I'll obviously have to block ads, and I'll have to show all my non-technical friends how to block ads.
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by nonamegiven 14y ago
60 characters? Why, that's just not done .
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by nonamegiven 14y ago
The most definite thing that should be taken from a thread like this is that it usually boils down to personal preference. In fact I'd say that personal preference in these matters should take at least as much preference as any available em
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by nonamegiven 14y ago
I don't quite like the loop split, but that's because I've never like "continue the next line under the first argument of the series." It makes next lines start at inconsistent places and makes it harder to read. I usually bend that rule an
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by nonamegiven 14y ago
I think the three file views side by side image is one of the best arguments I've seen for 80 chars. But I'm predisposed to like that image, because I like 80 chars.
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by nonamegiven 14y ago
Yeah, I wouldn't want my unit under or around whatever space was reserved for the roots. Nor would I want my unit next to or under any of those units. After enough years a root will break through just about anything, or at least stress it
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by nonamegiven 14y ago
And certainly it's ATT's fault for making this publicly accessible.
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by nonamegiven 14y ago
The address isn't the private bit, it's the association of the address with the leaking organization that's private.
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by nonamegiven 14y ago
Google swing back? I doubt it. Once they crossed over into a billion+ company, their mission became to be a billion+ company. That they still organize the world's information, or claim to do whatever they did in the past, is just momentum t
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by nonamegiven 14y ago
So they'll tailor search results for you personally based on what they think you'll want (or, eventually on what they want you to want), but they won't let you declare what you don't want?
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by nonamegiven 14y ago
I agree with you, but honesty can be expressed in different ways. "I'd never heard of you guys, but when I was searching around your thing seemed a lot more interesting than some of the other things." And on the employer side, unless you've
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by nonamegiven 14y ago
Like all things, there's a balance, and like all good balances it should be flexible. "No" is not acceptable, at least not to me. I have no disabilites, but I think that there should be accommodation for disabilities in society. Perhaps bel
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by nonamegiven 14y ago
A small png. Download one of those things, they're five times the size of what gets displayed, but you have to download the whole thing anyway. A little responsibility would have been good.

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