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by tene 14y ago
Hi. I've tried alcohol a couple of times, and I don't understand what the big deal is. Intellectually, sure, I'm aware that it decreases social inhibitions, but it didn't do much of anything for me, and it tasted pretty bad, so I haven't
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by tene 14y ago
The normal on-screen keyboard (or physical keyboard for those few phones that have one any more) works just fine for text input to an app like soulver. There's no need for huge dedicated buttons when the normal text input works just fine.
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by tene 14y ago
We recently spent a few weeks trying to make it work in production, and couldn't. We always ran into deadlocks due to gap locking and auto_increment columns. After a few weeks of failure, we finally gave up and did it the slow way, unweigh
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by tene 14y ago
The original command, as written, works fine. Aptitude does have an interactive mode, but when run with arguments like that, will behave approximately the same as apt-get would. Aptitude acts as a frontend to several of the slightly-lower
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by tene 14y ago
Fascinating. Personally, I'm a "reverse fan" of those terms.
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by tene 14y ago
The point of pointing out the dates is to demonstrate that it has been less than a year, which contradicts the text of the article.
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by tene 14y ago
This is not an HTML table. It's an error establishing a database connection.
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by tene 14y ago
Yes.
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by tene 14y ago
To save someone else the time of looking it up, it's about 29 million.
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by tene 14y ago
Even better is to have an automated immune system that detects production issues and rolls back. We push to production dozens of times a day with dozens of engineers committing, and with that environment, problems will eventually slip thro
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by tene 14y ago
If they use the X32 ABI, that won't be a problem.
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by tene 14y ago
It's been many years since I've had to touch xorg.conf to change screen resolution. I can do it on the command line (xrandr) or through gui tools. Do you have significantly unusual hardware?
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by tene 14y ago
FYI, there are a few yum options you can use to tweak this behaviour to how you want it to be, including 'protected_packages' and 'installonly_limit', described in yum.conf(5).
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by tene 14y ago
If you're running your web server on the same host as your redis server, in my experience you're doing it wrong.
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by tene 15y ago
rsync has a few quirks. scp is more-convenient for many people because it shares almost identical options to cp. The most frequent cause of grief with rsync, in my experience, is presence or absence of a trailing / on the source argument.
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by tene 15y ago
All I get is the speakerdeck main page, with "You are not authorized to access this." Does anyone have a working link to the content?
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by tene 15y ago
I started taking MAOIs while trying to deal with depression. SSRIs had pretty severe cognitive side-effects for me, and low doses of transdermal MAOIs have a better risk profile than traditional oral MAOIs. You're right about dangerous, t
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by tene 15y ago
Your symptoms sound very similar to mine. I eventually had a large vitamin, neurotransmitter, hormone, and adrenal panel done, including saliva and urine samples throughout the day, and blood of course. I was severely deficient in vitamin
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by tene 15y ago
For me at least, this is certainly true. Even with significant dietary supplements and spending more time outside, I've only been able to get up to about 25 ng/mL. This is a significant improvement for me, as my initial levels were below
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by tene 15y ago
Specifically, cortisol normally has a significant peak in the morning with waking, but I don't have that. My cortisol levels throughout the day are about flat, so normal for the evening, but not elevated in the morning. According to my do
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by tene 15y ago
It's worth noting that not everyone responds to modafinil. If you've had genetic sequencing done (I had mine done by 23andme), you can predict your response by checking your Rs4680 status. http://www.snpedia.com/index.php/Rs4680 rs4
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by tene 15y ago
I'm using nouveau and Firefox 9.0.1, and I get >30 FPS. GT218 [NVS 3100M] xorg-x11-drv-nouveau-0.0.16-27.20110720gitb806e3f.fc16.x86_64
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by tene 15y ago
In git, if you rewrite history, your old history is still available via the reflog; nothing is lost.
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by tene 15y ago
FWIW, my laptop, running Fedora, boots to the desktop in 15s total, with pulseaudio. I would sooner attribute that to a problem with the suse init system (every time I've dug into the suse init scripts, I've found horribly absurd decisions
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by tene 15y ago
"Asterisk"
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by tene 15y ago
When working with regular expressions in Perl, the RegularExpressions::ProhibitCaptureWithoutTest perlcritic policy (default severity 3) helps avoid some common mistakes. http://search.cpan.org/~elliotjs/Perl-Critic-1.115/lib/Perl/...
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by tene 15y ago
Perl's block eval is not string eval. Quoting from 'perldoc -f eval': In the second form, the code within the BLOCK is parsed only once--at the same time the code surrounding the "eval" itself was parsed--and executed within the co
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by tene 15y ago
You seem to be confused about SIP. SIP is the "Session Initiation Protocol", and its entire point is to coordinate initiation of a direct session between endpoints, the so-called "SIP Trapezoid". SIP is a lot like SMTP. When you make a SI
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by tene 16y ago
According to the rumours, there will be a 7" WebOS tablet in September. http://www.precentral.net/hp-touchpad-targeting-june-release...
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by tene 16y ago
That's inaccurate. WebOS (even 1.x) supports it just fine. The demo linked from there ( http://html5demos.com/contenteditable ) works just fine on my old Prē, including the local storage.

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