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by zenlinux 19y ago
I discovered VirtualBox a few months ago and am now migrating to it away from VMWare Workstation. It's stable and performs well. It also offers the Parallels-like feature which allows you to run application windows from your VM in your host
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by zenlinux 19y ago
Lots of good suggestions here. I'll just add a quick one - Ubuntu doesn't enable subpixel smoothing on fonts automatically, and if you're using LCD displays it's a nice thing to have. You can find this option in System->Preferences-&#62
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by zenlinux 19y ago
Maybe someone should create a Hacker News (or hacking music) group on last.fm? My hacking music preferences: http://www.last.fm/user/zenlinux/
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by zenlinux 19y ago
For a website only, that's not a big deal. However if you also have email for that domain, mail will immediately start bouncing when DNS goes down.
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by zenlinux 19y ago
I've been using DNS Made Easy for a while. I find the prices are very good if you have a bunch of domains to host. I'm using five nameservers for each domain and that seems like plenty of redundancy.
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by zenlinux 19y ago
Aren't there idea repositories out on the web that are publicly accessible? Something along the lines of huge brainstorming sessions done by people who don't have the time or inclination to implement the ideas? Here's the closest thing I'm
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by zenlinux 19y ago
Really? A post-mortem report about that app would be very interesting.
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by zenlinux 19y ago
It seems to me that the hardest part about this kind of business is modifying people's behavior. Removing barriers to leaving a tip is one important aspect of that, but the second is the cultural attitudes of when and how much to tip. I'd l
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by zenlinux 19y ago
I live in southeast New Hampshire, about an hour and a half drive from Boston. I'm interested in meeting people who are involved with the intersection of political activism and technology. I'm working on a web application to help grassroots