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by s_baby 13y ago
That's a good idea.
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by s_baby 13y ago
I gave emacs a fair shot but aching hands is where I draw the line.
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by s_baby 13y ago
I've been considering giving EVIL a try. I feel that non-standard bindings would be a pain to deal with.
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by s_baby 13y ago
>A: Foot pedals. That's hilarious. I get that emacs has technical merit but the keybindings are horrendous. Even if they don't cause hand pain they're long-winded and distracting.
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by s_baby 13y ago
emacs is the editor of sore wrists.
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by s_baby 13y ago
The problem with pi is USB2.0 with 100M NIC located on USB hub. It's a bottleneck for filesharing throughput. So far there's been no good device that offers USB 3.0 with gigabit ethernet. Even the Pogoplug doesn't count be
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by s_baby 13y ago
I think they're doing compressed swap to ramdisk.
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by s_baby 13y ago
If you live close to tiger mosquitoes, they can spread disease.
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by s_baby 13y ago
Really? Didn't know that. Still might be worth a shot in my eyes since it's unclear to me if autodetect happens before or after an OS bootup.
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by s_baby 13y ago
I was referring to ebay prices. If you plan on buying do a little research on the best performing one. http://fortysomethinggeek.blogspot.com/2013/03/pogoplug-seri...
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by s_baby 13y ago
Says you should plug tftp into wan but doesn't mention you should use cross-over cable in that case.
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by s_baby 13y ago
>I agree with your point that people need to be careful to not dismiss the gender gap issue (which certainly exists for anyone over a certain age) But why not be careful in blindingly accepting it? Alot of it is based on questionable ap
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by s_baby 13y ago
Yes, the market is so huge someone would have tried this approach. You would at least expect a few case studies showing increased cost efficiency in mostly women work forces. That none exist, is pretty damning.
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by s_baby 13y ago
You're probably thinking of Warren Farrell. He was writing a piece for the NYT on the wage gap when he thought "If workers can be bought for 75cents to the dollar then surely someone in the market would have taken advantage of th
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by s_baby 13y ago
You're now contradicting your assertion of "IF EVERYTHING IS THE SAME". Clearly everything isn't the same if one person is likely to start working 45+ hours per week when having a child(provider/father) and the oth
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by s_baby 13y ago
opkg upgrade can brick your device. >Sure, it's no aptitude or pacman, but you have to remember that OpenWRT is a full fledged distribution (package manager and all) that fits on an image of less than 4MB! It's nice when resour
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by s_baby 13y ago
No thanks, OpenWRT package management is awful. None of the advantages of OpenWRT apply to a machine that has enough resources to run a typical distribution.
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by s_baby 13y ago
The PogoPlug also meets these specs for $20. Even though it has these specs it never reaches close to full speed. I suspect this could hold true for this pc as well. http://www.anandtech.com/show/5240/pogoplug-se
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by s_baby 13y ago
They're exactly the same, except the seller turned it on beforehand to check for defects.
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by s_baby 13y ago
A)Your experience isn't typical. B)You can spend an extra ~$30 for a "pixel perfect" unit.
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by s_baby 13y ago
>We will forever trade our away our freedoms because the free individual will never be Good. Freedom, and the pursuit of individual desires is a form of Good. The problem is this can come at the expense of others. The question is under
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by s_baby 13y ago
>If women were stimulated the same way as men someone would have exploited that, right? But they didn't. If women were stimulated the same way as men you wouldn't have to cater to women. With that said, the number of women wat
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by s_baby 13y ago
>Porn is destructive in itself and should not be dismissed as neutral, even if you've never seen it in your own experiences or in those around you. Then so is food, tv, computer use, and anything else that can create compulsive beha
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by s_baby 13y ago
>There are a lot of innate differences. But sometimes we observe a difference (say, gender distribution in graduate math) and we don't know why we observe Do you have proof for this assertion?
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by s_baby 13y ago
>And, of course, he overpacked. 90 liters is way too big. 40 liters is probably still too big, but at least realistic. There's a sub-reddit dedicated to "ultralight" camping. Most of the knowledge applies to traveling in
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by s_baby 13y ago
There was a particular case study I can't find that documented intense euphoria. To the point the subjects were borderline dysfunctional, like the rats with the cocaine dispensing lever experiment.
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by s_baby 13y ago
http://www.wireheading.com/delgado/index.html
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by s_baby 13y ago
>psychedelics like LSD or DMT are caused by a unique cocktail of selective agonism of serotonin, dopamine, and adrenergic receptor subtypes, and so on. LSD breaks down almost instantly in the body yet the effects continue on for 10-12 ho
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by s_baby 13y ago
I can't recall the study but it claimed around 2 dozen bits of information are all you need to identify any person in the world. Sort of like a binary search on people with a Log(8,000,000,000) performance.
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by s_baby 13y ago
UV protection

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