storrgie

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by storrgie 11y ago
I'm not sure if I'll have an opinion that isn't commonly shared, so I figured I'd elucidate: I deeply love the simplicity of using markdown + LaTeX, however I realize that I'm somewhere on the gradient of complexity
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by storrgie 11y ago
Can I simply ask 'why'? It seems like if Firefox has no method of guaranteeing that an add will be placed, there is no financial gain for the mozilla foundation. Why would you even perceptually compromise user privacy. You have to
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by storrgie 12y ago
:( I just switched from abp to ublock yesterday.
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by storrgie 12y ago
Now if only Github could conquer the aging mess of forge.mil.
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by storrgie 12y ago
This is exactly what I thought (I spammed many of my friends with the link to the talk). I bet you that this (which is a step in the wrong direction) will trigger a something worse (a leap in the wrong direction to 'protect' consu
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by storrgie 12y ago
I just bought the cubox to try this out on (Before that I was using i3 intel NUCs, so my cost will go from around 400$ per node to 100$ per node). I cannot even begin to evangelize how awesome this project is. You can keep all your source c
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by storrgie 12y ago
no. I like being able to manage the data as text readable. I like fine control over my formatting... and I especially like not being tied into a clunky 'ide' to manage the document.
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by storrgie 12y ago
I think the main argument was that 192Khz sampling does not matter, where as 24-bit can provide some benefit (albiet might be in your ability to implement filters).
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by storrgie 12y ago
This article makes points better than I did with my post: http://www.johngineer.com/blog/?p=1741
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by storrgie 12y ago
I completely get that as I personally prefer to collect Old Stock vacuum tubes for my listening purposes ( http://imgur.com/a/INXVX ). I just think folks should be left to their own devices to enjoy an avocation as they
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by storrgie 12y ago
It costs a good deal to make a discrete R2R ladder dac instead of buying a chip from TI ( http://www.msbtech.com/products/dac4.php ), however I've now seen some cool DIY projects that are doing even this on the chea
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by storrgie 12y ago
When someone spends money on something in a silly way, do you consider them to be an idiot? Would you make the same statement about someone who spends 200$ on a bottle of scotch versus buying a 35$ bottle? Let the 'idiots' spend t
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by storrgie 12y ago
Came here to say this.
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by storrgie 12y ago
ZFS on Linux is a really good project with a wonderful community. I have happily been using Linux and ZFS together for a long time.
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by storrgie 12y ago
Took a 10 day vacation with a single DSLR shooting RAW... 60GB of photos/videos. I've not gone through and deleted anything yet... but I don't really have to either.
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by storrgie 12y ago
Smaller VDEVs make it a bit easier to increase size if you're rolling your own system. Buying 6 more drives instead of 8 or 10 is a smaller cost.
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by storrgie 12y ago
I have a similar system at home (almost exactly the same except I don't have the quad network adapter) using 2T drives from Hitachi. I quite love being able to save everything, and the peace of mind that ZFS brings. As a plug, I'v
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by storrgie 12y ago
I purchased a JVC DLA-X35B and made my own screen. Watched it a lot for about a year and sold it when I moved. It ended up costing me about 8$ per hour of playback, but I was able to be in my own home and adjust the light/sound/ex
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by storrgie 12y ago
I think its a bad idea to characterize the entire defence industry as amoral implementors. Many that I've interacted with are very conscious about extrapolating to the conceptual uses of their creations.
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by storrgie 12y ago
Rust ( http://playrust.com/ ) is a serious effort to build an envrionment that's about survival and gratuitous male nudity.
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Ask HN: What do you use for modeling
4 points by storrgie 13y ago|0 comments
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by storrgie 13y ago
Is anyone flocking to this over sublime?
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by storrgie 13y ago
What did you use to make these slides?
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by storrgie 13y ago
Will there be a manufacture that will make: QHD+ (non touch), Intel everything (graphics, NIC), ultrabook body, I5-I7 with at-least 8GB of memory and hit the price point of 1000USD?
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by storrgie 13y ago
This is the first thing I started thinking when reading about the news. I have loved CM mainly because it was a way for me to dump the cruft on my device provided by the manufactures. I had high hopes watching things like redphone emerge fo