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   by weavie 10y ago

   Awesome. Thanks.
2. 542.▲
   by weavie 10y ago

   This 404s for me?
3. 543.▲
   by weavie 10y ago

   But does KDE work well on a low resource machine?
4. 544.▲
   by weavie 10y ago

   How well does suspend/resume work? I tried FreeBSD on my old laptop and couldn't get that to work. Its the only thing keeping me from trying again..
5. 545.▲
   by weavie 10y ago

   Not just Pugs. I had a German Shepherd. Beautiful dog, but everyone who I met who had had a German Shepherd in the past told me their dog had to be put down around 10 years of age due to their back legs failing. Our dog didn't even mak
6. 546.▲
   by weavie 10y ago

   But does anecdotally disprove the pure calories in, calories out rule.
7. 547.▲
   by weavie 10y ago

   Well the fact that he is a customer already does make it more likely that he will also be a future customer. He already likes XYZ distortion pedals, so lets remind how good XYZ chorus pedals are..
8. 548.▲
   by weavie 10y ago

   Alternatively, if you have the luxury - `zfs snapshot`.
9. 549.▲
   by weavie 10y ago

   For me, it's not really about typing fast, it is more about typing without making mistakes. I find hitting the delete key too often is frustrating and it interrupts my flow. Unfortunately I never mastered that skill, I can type quite f
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    by weavie 10y ago

    I buy way more books than I ever read. In a moment of insight one day it occurred to me that when I was contemplating buying a book, it wasn't the book I was after it was the knowledge contained within, and actually just buying the boo
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    by weavie 10y ago

    Interesting. I wonder how useful journaling would be to help combat insomnia. I will give it a go next time I am lying in bed at 2am with my head buzzing..
12. 552.▲
    by weavie 10y ago

    sudo vi /etc/hosts is just a few keystrokes away..
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    by weavie 10y ago

    The fault here does not lie with just one person. One person ran the rm -rf command. Other people failed to check the backups. Others made the decision to give everyone full root access. Really it was a large part of the company that was to
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    by weavie 10y ago

    I've seen a whole company killed by technical debt. Because the software was written so badly far more developers had to be hired to firefight than the company could afford. The technical support team was similarly bloated to deal with
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    by weavie 10y ago

    I haven't checked (I don't make enough from it to get excited about it) but presumably my income from the app store from the rest of the world should also increase. Does Apple work out my revenue in Dollars and then convert to GBP
16. 556.▲
    by weavie 10y ago

    I'm not sure I really understand the pet store example given. What are some actual examples of this that people would actually use?
17. 557.▲
    by weavie 10y ago

    I would be very impressed if anyone (human) could keep that whole book in their head!
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    by weavie 10y ago

    If you are into operating systems: The Design and Implementation of the FreeBSD Operating System https://www.amazon.co.uk/Design-Implementation-FreeBSD-Opera...
19. 559.▲
    by weavie 10y ago

    There are plenty of crypto implementations out there. What do you mean by proven?
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    by weavie 10y ago

    I'd say a bigger one is Youtube. You'd be hard pressed to find a track that isn't an Youtube. In addition there are plenty of live sets and DJ mixes. I don't find the ads too intrusive. It works well enough.
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    by weavie 10y ago

    I suspect with 10+ year old hardware he will not be on Windows.
22. 562.▲
    by weavie 10y ago

    I think that is a very fair comparison. With OSX a minimal setup is not even an option.
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    by weavie 10y ago

    Surely if you could lose $200k an hour, you would want to ensure you have spares for absolutely everything already on site before the problems occur. Redundancy is an amazing thing.
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    by weavie 10y ago

    I think it is more something like : 1. Write really popular blog. 2. Create Stack overflow and make it the goto for developers. 3. Create todo list etc.. The brand was there before they even started the todo list. All it took was a blog pos
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    by weavie 10y ago

    Does NK as a country have any goals? I think it is more just the few at the top just want to stay at the top, and play whatever games they deem necessary in order to do so.
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    by weavie 10y ago

    Once you are past the initial installation (give it a few hours) you can get things done with Arch quite easily as well.
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    by weavie 10y ago

    I used to think I hated SQL until I decided I had had enough of it and I tried to do a project using a no-sql database. Suddenly everything became a lot harder and I was having to write massive amounts of code to do the things that could be
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    by weavie 10y ago

    Indeed, it wasn't completely pain free, but it was a better alternative to rebooting several times a day.
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    by weavie 10y ago

    Not sure about searching clipboard history, but just about every Linux window manager has a decent application launcher that can be easily accessed with the keyboard. I haven't tried it, but Albert may be worth a look : https:&#x2F
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    by weavie 10y ago

    I used to get this as well. Disabling Spotlight seemed to fix it.