suprjami

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   by suprjami 13y ago

   Android user here. When you link with Dropbox, Lightpaper wants to create its own folder to store documents in, and cannot get out of that folder. It would be nice if I could access, oh you know, all the pre-existing Markdown content I have
2. 1112.▲
   by suprjami 13y ago

   I hope Napster-hating Metallica read this and realise what an enormously stupid mistake they made sending in the layers.
3. 1113.▲
   by suprjami 13y ago

   I have always wanted an interface like this on Linux. You damn fancy Mac hipsters and your single attractive UI library and your "just works", get offa my lawn! waves ancient GTK+ shotgun
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   by suprjami 13y ago

   What a terrible linkbait title. This implies that Ubuntu hasn't "supported" SSDs and the discard mount option. That's inaccurate, TRIM has been in Linux since kernel 2.6.28–25 released in Dec 2008. A more accurate title
5. 1115.▲
   by suprjami 13y ago

   It's worth noting, all the research here has been done on the UK's thick gauge copper, not the thin gauge copper used in other places like Australia. It's mostly been simulations or lab work brand new wire, not the half-ruste
6. 1116.▲
   by suprjami 13y ago

   http://dillinger.io/ you already can
7. 1117.▲
   by suprjami 13y ago

   The first thing which came to mind is Spiderweb Software's role playing video games. I've been playing them since the 90s. On the surface they're just another turn-based isometric CRPG, but once you start playing, you're
8. 1118.▲
   by suprjami 13y ago

   My advice is to just avoid DD-WRT altogether. The community is so hostile and unhelpful, the site and wiki full of conflicting information, and almost all builds for anything besides the old Linksys gear is in a real unstable state. It seem
9. 1119.▲
   by suprjami 13y ago

   You listen to Programming Throwdown too huh?
10. 1120.▲
    by suprjami 13y ago

    I have two friends who work on this for Rio and the level of tech is amazing. Even the manned trucks have their routes all planned by computer. Some algorithm decides the most efficient way to move trucks around. Sometimes a driver will get