steanne

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by steanne 12y ago
i am relieved that the company named papyrus, who's listed for using a specific font, ISN'T listed for using papyrus.
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by steanne 12y ago
there's a few more states with restrictions of various sorts. http://www.muninetworks.org/communitymap
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by steanne 12y ago
also, when AT&T wires up Podunk, they connect the government and school buildings for free.
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by steanne 12y ago
possibly alzheimer's disease. ...or maybe not. http://www.webmd.com/alzheimers/guide/controversial-claims-r...
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by steanne 12y ago
when android apps work on chrome, use lux[1] (if there isn't a chrome app by then). it sells itself on brightness, but will also adjust warmth by time/location. [1] https://play.google.com/store/apps/deta
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by steanne 12y ago
the sidebar of the article you link to says: Ideology: Communism, Marxism-leninism, Neo-Stalinism having the word in the name doesn't actually make it socialist.
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by steanne 12y ago
the last time i tried using my phone for an alarm over an length of time, i quickly found that i'd wake up hours late after having pulled the battery.
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by steanne 12y ago
that only works if there IS a comparable competitor in your local market.
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by steanne 12y ago
actually, i didn't either. you posed an interesting puzzle.
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by steanne 12y ago
i was under the impression the danish government highly encourages people learning the language, to the point of requiring all municipalities to offer courses[1]. i've only started to poke at it myself, for fun. [1] http://d
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by steanne 12y ago
also, that individual (or his/her guardian) was paying for the privilege of doing her work for her.
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by steanne 12y ago
buy a business card cutter and print on unperforated card stock.
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by steanne 12y ago
i am strongly against qr codes. printed text can be read by both computers and humans. qr codes can only be read by computers, adding an uneeded translation step for the humans.
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by steanne 12y ago
what do you do if the parent has a foreign name?
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by steanne 12y ago
reminds me of when i am king. http://www.demian5.com/
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by steanne 12y ago
this is highly variable. in philadelphia, it's illegal in center city where pedestrian density is highest, but legal elsehere in the city. this means cyclists starting their journey in a legal zone may tend to just continue what they
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by steanne 12y ago
that's what cinnamon was supposed to do.
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by steanne 12y ago
ah, i wouldn't know, i prefer a desktop. i have been looking at other rolling distros, though. how did you like manjaro other than that?
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by steanne 12y ago
Linux Mint has a Debian edition that is semi-rolling. I chose LMDE Mate, though I recently installed xfce and am thinking about keeping it.
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by steanne 12y ago
actually, my local hole-in-the-wall takes bitcoin.
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by steanne 12y ago
it may be sensory overload, variant by person. for me, it's definitely light. i feel fried and cranky within minutes of being in bright sunlight. i use a program similar to flux and, while it's shifted going to sleep a couple of
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by steanne 12y ago
"CoreOS delivers supported enterpise Linux OS in a completely new way. It is the world's first OS as a Service — patches are delivered as a continous stream of updates. This means you are always running the latest in terms of stab
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by steanne 12y ago
probably related to canada's new anti-spam law, in effect july 1. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fighting_Internet_and_Wireless_...
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by steanne 12y ago
i've recently started finding white eyelashes: not initially by appearance, but by them catching on the normal ones as the white ones are straighter.
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by steanne 12y ago
lurking on my local linux users group. shroud of the avatar updates. everything else is rss.
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by steanne 12y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=7933870
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by steanne 12y ago
one CAN switch the default search engine in Opera 12 (which is good, because i ain't switchin'.) a) drop down the search bar and pick manage search. b) pick the provider you want as default and hit edit. c) hit the details button.
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by steanne 12y ago
not if it has a curb or planters.
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by steanne 12y ago
actually, there's a pretty strong push to get women into AEC (architecture, engineering, and construction) fields. http://www.new-nyc.org/pages/become.html http://www.pwcusa.org/ http:/&#x2F
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by steanne 12y ago
this does not look at all between gender disparity between students who enter a program vs. students who stick through to a degree. i suspect the incoming ratio is not quite so bad as the outgoing.

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