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by terminalcommand 11y ago
Murdock mentions that he was studying management at the time he got into Linux. I couldn't find any further information about it. In Wikipedia it says that he studied computer science in Germany. At some point in life he changed majors
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Ruby User Guide(rubyist.net)
1 points by terminalcommand 11y ago|0 comments
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[German]The Facts on Immigration to Germany and Europe(spiegel.de)
1 points by terminalcommand 11y ago|0 comments
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How to use bash history commands and expansions(digitalocean.com)
3 points by terminalcommand 11y ago|0 comments
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by terminalcommand 11y ago
When I got first diagnosed they told me it was due to environmental factors, but they didn't know for sure. No one in my family had have type 1, so I ruled out the genetic factor. I know that if I had a child, he/she would have a
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by terminalcommand 11y ago
Well, some diseases can't be influenced by variables. I have type 1 diabetes since I was 10 years old and it was caused by sheer luck. As for the study I was born in November. And I think you could categorize type 1 diabetes as a vira
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by terminalcommand 12y ago
I am at my first year of law school in Turkey, so I might be wrong. But in my country there are private companies who collect and summarize court decisions. They also offer search engines. As far as the changes to regulations go, they are a
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by terminalcommand 12y ago
The theology of debt episode is particularly interesting. Just a quick quote from the end: """The great religious texts utilize the language of debt. They begin by saying, yes, morality is simply a matter of paying one's
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by terminalcommand 12y ago
The point is staying away from burnout. In my opinion we all have genuine interests in some fields. In my case they are computers. Over the past few years I have noticed that if I neglect things that truly interest me like building a compil
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Emacs PDF reading with doc-view-mode(idryman.org)
1 points by terminalcommand 12y ago|0 comments
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As a 19 year old hacker, who has been diagnosed with type 1 diabetes for 8 years, I always had the dream of continuous blood sugar monitoring. But in the real world, a lot of sick people don't have access to these opportunities. The s
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by terminalcommand 12y ago
Head First C is an excellent book. It introduces some concepts such as variadic functions and function pointers too early. You might need some supplements on them. I suggest reading through the head first c book and watching youtube videos
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by terminalcommand 12y ago
I totally recommend the movie to anyone who is interested in cultural films. The film scrutinizes our religious beliefs and is a huge eye opener. The only downside is the excessive use of semi-pornographic materials. The movie is a must for
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by terminalcommand 12y ago
If emacs supported new languages other than elisp, a lot of new blood will join the community. Once we get the new hackers, they will try and find ways to modify the old codebase. Emacs is a wonderful editor, but to a newcomer it can be a l
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by terminalcommand 12y ago
Mozilla Firefox 27.0 works on Linux Mint.
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by terminalcommand 12y ago
For anyone interested in building such a system: http://users.speakeasy.net/~lion/nb/html/doc010.html Taking into account that you've written this when you were 16 years old (2003), this certainly means
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by terminalcommand 12y ago
I wonder why the author didn't write an application to do that. He mentions that he is a programmer. From experience I can speak that pen and paper are better for learning, but his system looks very exhausting. And there is a downside
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by terminalcommand 12y ago
One could always set-up a Ja-sager with WPA2.
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by terminalcommand 12y ago
For those of you who get the error of libudev.so.0 library. Following commands will help. 1) sudo apt-get install libudev1 2) ln -s /lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libudev.so.1 ./libudev.so.0 --You could put this part in a batch f
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by terminalcommand 12y ago
Well, I'd like to read the published paper. Anyone who is interested in quantum computing comes to his/hers analogies and beliefs of the underlying laws of the universe. The discussions on digital physics have been around since Zu
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Why shouldn't you study computer science as a hacker(blog.senatehouse.org)
2 points by terminalcommand 12y ago|0 comments
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by terminalcommand 12y ago
The weirdest computer language I have ever seen. The expressiveness of basic with the user-friendliness of the assembly language. I am speechless...
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by terminalcommand 12y ago
Unfortunately, the app on iOS works only in Russian. But other than that cool site! Ux is amazing, the images are sharp and the domain is solid.
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by terminalcommand 13y ago
I am going to use the search bar then, thank you!
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by terminalcommand 13y ago
APL looks like an interesting language. I am not very good at math, but the APL keyboard looks exciting, rather than frightening. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:APL-keybd2.svg