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by sbf501 4y ago
What was the consortium? I'd like to read up on it. LCD isn't always a bad thing, as it tends to weed out the niche one-offs.
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by sbf501 4y ago
The only way for 3rd wave to work is if multiple distros agree to adopt it. Since these tools don't even agree on an interface, IMHO it wouldn't be much different than what we have. I also don't like the fact that some tools
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by sbf501 4y ago
Agreed! I was just getting into it and trying various things. If I had grown up with family that did it I probably would have had better odds. Also, I've always wanted to try a root cellar, too, but alas, no space for that.
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by sbf501 4y ago
Middle of Washington state, off I5. The last few years I planted I got my starts going real early in my basement and we had an early spring and I was over the moon. But I had a few cold springs that didn't warm up until June and had to
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by sbf501 4y ago
This is really hard, I had four 8x4 raised beds (all I could fit) for 5 years. The amount of space and time it takes to produce enough food to replace actual meals for more than just a few times in the summer is absolutely astonishing (unle
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by sbf501 4y ago
Well, 1 out of 22,300 TWh is a start! Menlo park didn't light the world in a day. https://www.statista.com/statistics/280704/world-power-consu... EDIT: Misread power as energy.
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by sbf501 4y ago
I was referring to myself too in my original post, but I don't think it was clear. I resisted GObject/GLib for the exact same reasons you listed. Plus as a younger programmer I was super fussy about style conventions and didn&#x27
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by sbf501 4y ago
I think writing your own portable C functions is something every programmer wants to own at some point in their young career. Then you grow up and realize there are entire organizations that have spend tens of thousands of man-hours providi