xmrsilentx

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by xmrsilentx 5y ago
It's also great for removing the stains off of coffee pots.
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by xmrsilentx 8y ago
I've actually closed bank accounts to get away from subscription services. It really is an outrage. What more should it take than telling them you don't want to pay for their service anymore?
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by xmrsilentx 8y ago
It's an ancient custom of mutual imprecation.
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by xmrsilentx 8y ago
I bet this will lead to huge imbalance in the world of micro-organisms, the effects of which, we do not understand.
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by xmrsilentx 8y ago
Annoyingly, the caption of the second photo seems to imply that the man is still considered a danger today. Although the article makes no mention as to why.
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by xmrsilentx 8y ago
Too put it more simply ladies and gents', it's the doppelgänger of WINE.
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by xmrsilentx 9y ago
The map should be renamed to "North America prior to illegal immigration".
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by xmrsilentx 9y ago
I still haven't paid for sublime text...
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by xmrsilentx 9y ago
Reminds me of this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1KhZKNZO8mQ
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by xmrsilentx 11y ago
Another title: Coding Sucks: Why a Job in Programming Is Absolute Hell
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by xmrsilentx 12y ago
Everyone else is thinking it... So I'll just say it... It's about goddamn time.
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by xmrsilentx 13y ago
I think what he meant was "It just so happened,"
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by xmrsilentx 13y ago
Cool. So just booking one flight pays for almost a years worth of VPN service.
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by xmrsilentx 13y ago
It would only constitute a flamewar topic if he were advocating an alternative to GNU.
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by xmrsilentx 13y ago
GNUsenet seems like a more appropriate name.
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by xmrsilentx 13y ago
Agreed. Minecraft definitely isn't as smooth as this.
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by xmrsilentx 13y ago
Compiles and works amazingly well on Porteus.
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by xmrsilentx 13y ago
Try compiling cmake yourself from the latest source at: http://www.cmake.org/cmake/resources/software.html I was having the same issue on Ubuntu until I uninstalled cmake and compiled from source.
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by xmrsilentx 14y ago
Three hackers in Alaska so far. That's a hacker density of one hacker per 195,470.66667 square miles.