un1xl0ser

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by un1xl0ser 15y ago
Move on, work on something new. I recommend two shots of wheatgrass and a smoothie.
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by un1xl0ser 15y ago
I remember asking my parents for the age verification questions to be able to run LSL when I was a kid. I would head downstairs and ask her random trivia questions because it was easier than asking the Encyclopedia Britannica or what passed
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by un1xl0ser 15y ago
There were probably a lot of people still buying it at that price, in sort of a captive market. I'm thinking schools, libraries, et cetera that need to service that population. Why torture such a noble product as an encyclopedia by putting
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by un1xl0ser 15y ago
This is something that can be curbed with practice. If you give your presentation to someone, they should point this out. To get better at public speaking, you should try to curb any behavior that detracts from the message that you want to
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by un1xl0ser 15y ago
E-mail isn't perfect, however as a transport system is is not meant to solve the problem you described in "Replace e-mail". If someone wants to have a meeting with me, they might send me an .ics attachment[1] that will work with almost ANY
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by un1xl0ser 15y ago
I imagine that corporate interests (records, movies) in the US and EU could collude to get a pirate site taken down if it had a .org, it would just be another tree to fall. So far the US has not publicly tried to drop wikileaks.org, forcing
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by un1xl0ser 15y ago
I agree that I don't like where it is going, but we aren't really the target audience. I was looking to get CrunchBang Linux running on my MBP, but realistically the battery life change will make the device hard to justify. If I am going to
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by un1xl0ser 15y ago
So I work in C, and navigating the code can be a problem from a terminal. I use cscope, but it wasn't really useful until I started using a cool set of scripts that this consultant had which opened new screen (or tmux, if you modify the scr
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by un1xl0ser 15y ago
My tabs and state are on the REMOTE end of my connection. I never lose it. Copy and paste is easy, no rat.
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by un1xl0ser 15y ago
If you are a hardcore terminal user, then you will run into layout bugs at this stage. I'm interested enough in why this is the case, what exactly had to be written from scratch. There must be some terminal emulators out there under both GP
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by un1xl0ser 15y ago
I didn't use the hjkl keys until two things happened, about the same time. The first was getting a job as an SA, where on older (and less GNU) operating systems would NOT support the key mappings. The second was once my job was automated, I
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by un1xl0ser 15y ago
As far as knowing what my goals are, there is nobody better than myself as a teacher. Mentoring or other 1:1 discussions where a real teacher could help with career guidance, philosophy, et cetera. I also go online and talk with people ther
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by un1xl0ser 15y ago
Bogdan Raczynski's stuff can be quite nice and varies from acoustic Polish roots on accordion to 8bit beats and well executed video game nostalgia. Lots of stuff on Warp records does nicely, as already mentioned. Autechre, Boards of Canada,
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by un1xl0ser 15y ago
First, you understand how and why it is modal. Then you learn simple commands for movement and editing. Then you learn all the meta-commands. All of these building blocks are only limited by your creativity of combining them to get what you
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by un1xl0ser 15y ago
I plead no contest to PWI. I swear that it was all straight in my head.
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by un1xl0ser 15y ago
The philosophy of responsible disclosure is something only pushed by security vendors, people who use open-source software (it's being a good member of a community) and brainwashed white-hats. The security professionals who do this for a li
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by un1xl0ser 15y ago
I was hoping for assassination politics, but this was amusing. Maybe I'm a bit thick, but this couldn't be legal, could it?
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by un1xl0ser 15y ago
My point was not to attack those people, that word means something different. What if they would refer to a member of the Marines as a jarhead? My point was that The Daily Show may be slightly anti-SOPA by being liberal, but they still have
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by un1xl0ser 15y ago
>Jon Stewart showed 4 people using the word 'nerd'. Three of them were anti-SOPA! So what? Were they anti-SOPA from the beginning, or just when we started getting serious pressure applied... Even if they were instinctively anti-SOPA, wo
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by un1xl0ser 15y ago
> It's an absurd assumption to make, I agree. I can be absurd sometimes. > My type? Hopeful? Polite? Intelligent? Not blinded? Direct. You mentioned what's wrong with "people" coming in with their legislation. I guess that I would r
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by un1xl0ser 15y ago
> If you don't speak up, you can't complain when no one listens. I do spend quite a bit of time engaging with politicians. Certainly if I am taking my time out to discuss this with not only my peers online, but in person. I written my c
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by un1xl0ser 15y ago
>So, what is inherently wrong with people approaching their congressmen with proposals? On it's face, nothing. Deeper however, too many laws are passed because lobbyists are paid to ensure that corporate interests are taken care of. I d
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by un1xl0ser 15y ago
I laughed. I may even put this one up on my desk. In reality, the corporate world is a lot worse (more complex). I'd actually like to see an xkcd huge size poster on the types of job titles and responsibilities you see at a corporation, and
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by un1xl0ser 15y ago
So how do I buy it without Paypal? Oh well. Maybe that can be the next battle.
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by un1xl0ser 15y ago
I agree that's what they are pushing it for, but they seem to want to apply the same hammers to counterfeiting of physical goods and digital copyright infringement. Physical goods and media are very different. The lost-income argument of th
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by un1xl0ser 15y ago
Oracle will be able to keep Solaris alive for a long time. The hardware supportability and start/stop/start on Intel platforms really hurt them, but it will survive in niche markets and still has advantages (ZFS, dtrace to start, I'm sure y
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by un1xl0ser 15y ago
Nice work, thanks for making pretty things, keep it up. Disclaimer: I've been brainwashed by working in "enterprise" environments. I understand that is not necessarily your target audience. Logging scares me when it is a hosted solution lik
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by un1xl0ser 15y ago
It is paid for, but there is realistically no time to do it without some major changes to staffing.
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by un1xl0ser 15y ago
While I don't like to regret anything (just course correct), I enjoyed his technique and it made me think. Imagining what you would regret helps, thanks for sharing it.
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by un1xl0ser 15y ago
I agree that the holistic benefits of going back to school are certainly more valuable to me than the CS classes, but I also think that I would appreciate CS in a different way than I would have being 18-23. I expect that the fact that I am

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