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   Debugging in the (Very) Large (SOSP 2009) [pdf](sigops.org)

   1 points by tellarin 14y ago|0 comments
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   by tellarin 14y ago

   I definitely agree that mobility constraints are common and usually affect decisions on where to live. And, as I stated before, sometimes you do need a car. But my point was not really related to cost, but to "freedom" in some sense. After
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   by tellarin 14y ago

   Thanks for the link! I had to go to the mirror and try the little experiment described in the intro. Not totally convinced yet, gotta try with someone as witness. ;)
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   by tellarin 14y ago

   Trusty old Debian with no fancy window manager. But I'm planning on playing around with the new Enlightenment when I have some more free time.
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   by tellarin 14y ago

   Well, here in China, cutting food (specially raw meat) with scissors is actually quite standard in restaurants. But I guess the pizza part may not be so common. ;)
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   by tellarin 14y ago

   This is one of the reasons why I'm an advocate of good public universal health care. Too bad it's not available everywhere. But this is a discussion for another thread/post.
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   by tellarin 14y ago

   Same here, the more I save, the less I want to spend on these things. The one huge exception is traveling. I even set myself a goal of visiting at least one new country per year. The interesting thing is that with the years this has also a