utoku

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by utoku 16y ago
When I do it, I use the "workrave" program under Linux. You can set your times and it shows you when you need to give a break. It also shows some exercises during breaks.
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by utoku 16y ago
so your list is http://bugs.debian.org/release-critical/other/testing.html ? That's about 270 bugs at the moment.
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by utoku 16y ago
Actually, studying etymology (which probably doesn't stand for icons yet) is fun because of that reason. Even our letters are left overs from old icons. Alpha for the ox, Beta for the house. I am just suggesting that the floppy probably won
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by utoku 16y ago
I saw one that had a free for commercial use only licence. That was different.
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by utoku 16y ago
We use the floppy disk for the save icon, but we don't use floppies anymore. Just something that has been bothering me.
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by utoku 16y ago
Sometimes willpower is the only thing you have when others say you don't.
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by utoku 16y ago
I don't think I am really in 'tune' (by your definition) as I would like to be, but to be in harmony with your surroundings and environment, I think you need to observe them first and then decide on advantages and disadvantages and how you
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by utoku 16y ago
I made some success by showing off git-svn in the environments/places where they were still using svn. I would show off by using many local branches, by doing things like fixing bugs in another branch right away, test other developers' comm
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by utoku 16y ago
It is an example of bad online journalism. Apparently the writer is quoting an official, but to find who he is quoting you have to click on the link "today". So you naturally think "today" is probably a link to the event, so it ends up bein
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by utoku 16y ago
I think one of the big mistakes is the assumption that one can get away from symbols and language by using gadgets, windows, or flowcharts. Even if you succeed at some level, you end up with a different language, which still requires progra
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by utoku 16y ago
As a counter argument, from the wikipedia article on Richard Feynman: Feynman gained a reputation for taking great care when giving explanations to his students and for making it a moral duty to make the topic accessible. His guiding princi
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by utoku 16y ago
I understand that you are implying, that as an ISP owner you have received no instructions from the government to further impose IP level restrictions on YouTube. That is how you would know. Now, as an ISP owner, if you only use Turk Teleko
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by utoku 16y ago
If you are indeed an ISP as your profile says, your job would be to reroute the wrongly banned traffic so that it does not get dropped by Turk Telekom. Advertise it here, and I would switch to your services. The law doesn't prevent you from
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by utoku 16y ago
There is a tension before something breaks or action happens (spannungsbogen?). So I am glad that this is a major fuckup, with possible commercial backlash. The previous YouTube ban was a DNS deletion from the Turkish DNSes. This was natura