rcakebread

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by rcakebread 1y ago
I'll bite. What's so obvious? I suspend jobs in bash all the time while using tmux.
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by rcakebread 1y ago
"legitimately"
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by rcakebread 1y ago
It's one of the leading causes of death, not the #1.
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by rcakebread 1y ago
ok, Marko
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by rcakebread 1y ago
This reminded me that with a Hayes compatible modem, you could dial with rotary instead of tones with ATDP (instead of the normal ATDT for tone)
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by rcakebread 1y ago
In the early days, Fry's would take returns on opened software. I remember returning Borland C compiler after copying many floppies when I was a teen.
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by rcakebread 1y ago
Make sure you are logged in. It was blocking me after just a couple searches if not logged in.
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by rcakebread 2y ago
It was 750 feet, not meters. So much less room.
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by rcakebread 2y ago
"Commodify Your Dissent" by The Dead Milkmen Who will sponsor my green revolution? Will you buy the rights to my class war? Purchase the t-shirts and the audio version of the book They took your anger and polished up Then they sol
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by rcakebread 2y ago
Please try to enjoy all browsers equally, and not show preference for any over the others. Works great in Firefox for me.
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by rcakebread 2y ago
You'd still ask stupid questions?
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by rcakebread 2y ago
The author doesn't even mention what HTML stands for. Hyper Text Markup Language. It's almost as if they named it to avoid confusion with a programming language.
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by rcakebread 2y ago
Just burned my sysadmin with a lighter. The root passwrod is "OWWhAThtefuck'.
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by rcakebread 2y ago
"Cinder is part of a growing list of US-based tech companies that encounter engineering applicants who are actually suspected North Korean nationals. " Actually suspected? There's nothing in the article that shows they were f
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by rcakebread 5y ago
He is with Jod now.
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by rcakebread 5y ago
Jenny?!
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by rcakebread 5y ago
Where can I buy a microwave that operates while open?
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by rcakebread 5y ago
I was expecting this to be about using IPMI on a BMC to see if the motherboard is powered on.
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by rcakebread 5y ago
Playing audio or video without interruption while navigating the site.
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by rcakebread 5y ago
AudioMass is very similar to Audacity, is open source[1] and browser based. Check out the online version[2]. [1] https://github.com/pkalogiros/audiomass [2] https://audiomass.co/
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by rcakebread 5y ago
It was a joke. Until you asked this.
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by rcakebread 5y ago
Getting much better fps in Doom in Emacs now.
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by rcakebread 6y ago
Genesis, the first LPMUD founded by Lars Pensjö in 89', is still up and has huge Tolkien-based domains and guilds.
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by rcakebread 6y ago
I read the book "What's Your Type?: The Story of the Myers-Briggs, and How Personality Testing Took Over the World" and learned it was a bit like Scientology a few decades ago. Very secretive, offered a free personality test
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by rcakebread 6y ago
I'm working on an open source project similar to this. It uses Twilio as an option for calling in, but DJs/hosts can use a mic or connect a mixer/turntable via USB audio interface and stream directly without using Twilio. Hop
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by rcakebread 6y ago
Reminds me of skypipe, from 8 years ago: https://github.com/progrium/skypipe Used to work with a free dotcloud account, from the defunct company that started Docker.
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by rcakebread 6y ago
It's not a microphone. It's four microphones!
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by rcakebread 6y ago
> GitHub is proprietary. I understand that some people don't accept that either. But if you accept and use GitHub, then you should have no problem with snaps on this basis. Which is a website and has nothing to do with software you
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by rcakebread 6y ago
Exene is a 9/11, Boston bombing and Sandyhook denier. But she's found solace in her other mistakes. Saw X a few years ago and she was blathering on about all kinds of conspiracy theories.
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by rcakebread 6y ago
She lists CSS on the first line of her CV. I imagine her whiney, troll of a post will really help in her next job search.

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