robohoe

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   by robohoe 8y ago

   Sweden has such things as constant low sun, snow, rain, sleet, active wildlife etc. etc. California has those things too depending on geographic area of the state.
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   by robohoe 8y ago

   I’m currently reading it. It’s mind blowing to see that there were peoples in Americas further than 13k years ago. For those looking to read it, make sure to get the 400-some page version of this book. There is a similarly named book aimed
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   by robohoe 8y ago

   Laziness
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   by robohoe 8y ago

   Which are both hard to get to without public transport that one sees in Chicago proper (PACE barely counts). A lot of folks in the city don’t own a car. At the same time those same folks are probably smarter than to spend money at gambling
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   by robohoe 8y ago

   Or all the video games they played in their copious amounts of spare time.
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   by robohoe 8y ago

   Corporate MITM devices/proxies are surely in a new business boom. Now we went from lack of encryption to encryption with MITM certificates on questionable appliances running questionable code.
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   by robohoe 8y ago

   Agreed. It's not even the TV that needs access to Internet. What if you have one of the Roku, Apple TV, Chromecast, etc devices that stream content from the Internet? Without those we might as well go back to storing content locally wh
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   by robohoe 8y ago

   And sadly it's near-impossible to find a non-Smart TV these days :(
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   by robohoe 8y ago

   It seems like you're looking for a Low Profile keyboard - have you looked at Logitech/Lenovo/etc on Amazon?
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    by robohoe 8y ago

    So how does Notion make money? By mining your tasks/knowledge base articles? Analytics? Serving ads?
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    by robohoe 8y ago

    Here is mine: # misc alias mount="mount | column -t" alias ports="netstat -tulanp" alias vmstat="vmstat -w" alias ed="ed -p '>>> '" # genpass function genpass() { he
12. 252.▲
    by robohoe 8y ago

    This thread is making me depressed about the future.
13. 253.▲
    by robohoe 8y ago

    Sounds like RHEL 7...Unless you enable Software Collections.
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    by robohoe 8y ago

    Count yourself as lucky for not having to build designs/layouts in tables! Oh what a travesty that was.
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    by robohoe 8y ago

    It’s the ability to instantaneously open up the iPad and have the screen available to me. I don’t have super lengthy workflows (max 2-3 apps at the same time) so ALT-TAB works perfectly fine for me. For those times when I really need to, I
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    by robohoe 8y ago

    Having done it for non-work related code development and personal use past 3 weeks, I would recommend trying it. Not having a mouse may be cumbersome sometimes, but I’m starting to really get used to the touchscreen to the point that I almo
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    by robohoe 8y ago

    ARP 2600s command some serious money now!
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    by robohoe 8y ago

    Using the same way but for repositories: ~/code/bitbucket.com/<repo_name1> ~/code/bitbucket.com/<repo_name2> ~/code/github.com/<repo_name1> ~/code/github.com
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    by robohoe 8y ago

    Cmd key combinations are one of the things that keep me coming back to macOS. Far more ergonomic than ctrl and just requires you to move your thumb (which typically would hover over cmd key anyway). It’s one of those things Apple did right
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    by robohoe 8y ago

    Sounds like that will unlock some cheat code feature!
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    by robohoe 8y ago

    The fact that Netflix no longer has a rating system is quite sad. That was one of the high points of Netflix back in the day - the ability to read reviews of shows/movies before committing to them. Now everything has to be “recommended
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    by robohoe 8y ago

    Netflix app on the Roku does the same. Quite annoying when you’re paused on the interface for a little bit and then all of a sudden something plays/roars at high volume.
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    by robohoe 8y ago

    I too was perplexed to see " http://Amazon.com" instead of " https://" in this day and age...
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    by robohoe 8y ago

    Wasn't python required for YUM to function correctly? Or has DNF been written in something other than python?
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    by robohoe 8y ago

    So are you saying that it's going the way of MySpace?
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    by robohoe 8y ago

    Having a hard start/stop time and your personal "office space" helps a lot. Try putting something on your schedule around 4-5pm, such as working out or going for a walk. It'll certainly help you disconnect from work.
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    by robohoe 8y ago

    I'm sure the fact that they pay near zero in office rent/leases helps such companies with cash flow. You're also likely to get more productivity form employees that don't have to spend 2-3 hours per day traveling. I foun
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    by robohoe 8y ago

    Turn on all your lights!
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    by robohoe 8y ago

    You save 25 times your annual salary (or savings rate depending on understanding and frugalness). With 25 times your annual salary you should be able to comfortably retire.
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    by robohoe 8y ago

    I found Hugo to be a convoluted mess. Pelican on another hand was very easy to get started with. Plus it's written in Python so debugging it is easier.