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rootshelled
7y ago
Keep your Ballmer peak on point. Have fun!
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7y ago
Isn't it udp, because y'know, it doesn't confirm, while tcp does.
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7y ago
Google chrome has a nice feature for that. Yeah I know it isn't an efficient workflow but to lazy to change at the moment.
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7y ago
https://www.cs.virginia.edu/~evans/cs216/guides/x86.html https://wiki.osdev.org/Expanded_Main_Page There, all for free on the web no need to go back to school. As for the type of work; most o
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rootshelled
7y ago
I'm lazy so I use FF's built-in for anything web. Then gnome keyring with PAM auth upon user login.(again, lazy)
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7y ago
Either you spent years just for them to nab the 50% whilst being utterly useless, or you make them do stuff too and before long they'll realize it's a lot of work and leave(though may come back to sue for that 50% if it ends up wo
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rootshelled
7y ago
Is this one of those cases where you probably should have checked if you should instead of if you could. There are plenty of books out there that do fit into your narrative. Why can't you leave an book of the past in it's time fra
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7y ago
TL;DR: Some way of generating an manual alongside the normal docs of exposed functions (API bindings). Depends on the project and what is needed, generally a README.md for the big picture and an /docs for the generated API docs, hosted
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rootshelled
7y ago
Also if it's becoming bad you might just want to ask your local doctor. Might also be worth to check if it's not due to too much stress.
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7y ago
Things that help me when I'm feeling tired or just struggling with keeping a normal sleeping pattern: 1. try to cut coffee for a month. You'd be surprised how much it affects your sleep/eating habits. Or atleast it does for m
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8y ago
I don't get how this is racial discrimination or even how they get to this conclusion. Example: We have 3 groups: Group 1 Group 2 Group 3 There are 2 types of services: Service A Service B 3% of group 1 can't use Service A 14% of