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Anyone here use lynx while browse HN?
8 points by solarized 5y ago|4 comments
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by solarized 5y ago
Thanks ! dunno hots also write a blog. I watch almost his stream on youtube.
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Raspberry Pi 3 Fastboot – Less Than 2 Seconds(furkantokac.com)
455 points by solarized 5y ago|115 comments
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by solarized 5y ago
I always love when "TIL things" like this getting popular. Many peoples still threat it as a disgrace. Whereas other peoples really need it as a priceless lesson learned.
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by solarized 5y ago
I prefer &> it into a file within virtual host or something. And access it in secure manner.
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Most comments that people post on my videos disappear [video](youtube.com)
104 points by solarized 5y ago|70 comments
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by solarized 5y ago
Beautiful ! > Please don't download too much at once please just torrent it bro.
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by solarized 5y ago
When the sky still crystal clear to see. The reason why almost polymath at that era also mastering astronomy.
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Open sourcing client project (gov sector)
1 points by solarized 5y ago|1 comments
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by solarized 5y ago
I liked Compounds features so much. Playing alchemy for a real.
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Interactive Periodic Table(ptable.com)
108 points by solarized 5y ago|22 comments
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by solarized 6y ago
one big cons of pgcli appear when we deal with long query. even it support multiline and vi mode. we still can't integrate a formatter for convenient sake.
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Which programming language is fastest?(benchmarksgame-team.pages.debian.net)
5 points by solarized 6y ago|1 comments
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by solarized 6y ago
freemium business model
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by solarized 6y ago
@GithubStaff: The new two columns design made my eyes sick. :( Please bring back the simple one column design.
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by solarized 6y ago
I hate when reddit insist us to install mobile version from play store. Why you guys follow the mainstream ?. Browser version just enough.
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by solarized 6y ago
Beautifully managed museum!. Web version is build seriously. The design, collection, virtual tour inside the museum. Made me to visit this place someday. thanks for this!
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by solarized 6y ago
The innovators by Walter Isaacson is also good. Start from the first attempt to automate calculation in a human history. Move to transistors, PC, Apple, windows, linux, google, and so on. https://www.goodreads.com/book&#x2F
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by solarized 7y ago
Put port there also. Host foo ... Port 2019 So we dont need to specify -P port everytime.
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by solarized 7y ago
I just remembering jinyang scanning into his smart fridge.
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by solarized 7y ago
I just emailed linus torvalds after reading this thread. Thanks for remind me.
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by solarized 7y ago
Receive stars at github repo: great. Receive stars + thankful email: touching.
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by solarized 7y ago
Torvalds are great examples to this. 1st. build linux for the first project. 2nd. build git to maintain linux. Build the product that useful !. exercising and useful is better not just for you. but also to other peoples.
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House of Wisdom(en.wikipedia.org)
2 points by solarized 7y ago|0 comments
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LinuxWorld 1999, Torvalds and Stallman [video](youtube.com)
53 points by solarized 7y ago|56 comments
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by solarized 7y ago
thanks to lightning me. i seriously try new firefox today.
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by solarized 7y ago
Peoples looks their urine colour to identify water consume suffiency. Peoples dont need script to remind them to drink.
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by solarized 7y ago
I'm the one who map escape to capslock. Since my capslock doesnt usefull at all !.
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by solarized 8y ago
I'm interested. Till i read "You need dotnet to run strans." i close my browser tab.
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by solarized 8y ago
alias ea='vim ~/.bash_aliases' alias ear='source ~/.bashrc' * i type 'ea' whenever i think a commands should aliased. * add new aliases * exit dan type 'ear' to refresh the bashrc.

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