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   by zerohp 15y ago

   What do you do to your discs? I've never broken or damaged one by accident. They're not that fragile.
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   by zerohp 15y ago

   Wifi selection and authentication in the bootloader was already part of the old Macbook Air. So I'm sure it works here too.
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   by zerohp 15y ago

   I never went to college, but I felt like you do about my high school grades. Now that I've spent 15 year in industry, on the other side of the table interviewing college graduates, I know that I haven't given up anything verses the _averag
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   by zerohp 15y ago

   Todd Rundgren is an actual rock star (with a certified gold LP.) http://trconnection.com/trbio.html
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   by zerohp 15y ago

   I lived in Flagstaff, another high altitude dry city. Personally I hated swamp coolers because of the increased humidity and would rather have the dry heat instead.
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   Code review 4557047: bike/shed: new package (Go)(codereview.appspot.com)

   1 points by zerohp 15y ago|0 comments
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   by zerohp 15y ago

   Neither of these are good comments. They aren't interesting or insightful. They are also written in a childish manner that is not normally accepted on this site or in the professional hacker community (except perhaps on IRC). In my opinio
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   by zerohp 15y ago

   Not yet, but I log my body weight every day and lately I've considered doing it in kilograms to force myself to use the metric system more often.
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   by zerohp 16y ago

   Where?
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    by zerohp 16y ago

    Perl also uses reference counting, and cyclical data structures cause memory leaks unless you explicitly decrease the reference count with the weaken function from Scalar::Util.
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    by zerohp 16y ago

    This doesn't answer your question but I thought I would weight in regarding your opposition to buying the Macbook Air. I bought a 13" Air when the latest revision came out and it's by far the best laptop I've ever used. Even though I use
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    by zerohp 16y ago

    Yes
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    by zerohp 16y ago

    I learned this two days ago, so I'm still embarrassed about it because I should have known about it 10+ years ago. In an autotools based project (one with a configure script) you can build it such that intermediate files aren't created in i
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    by zerohp 16y ago

    This is not quite as bad as what Mediacom, a large US cable ISP is doing on their network. They are modifying TCP in transit to change 404 responses from websites into a 200 response with a line of javascript to redirect the browser to the
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    Mediacom is Hijacking HTTP Requests to Google and 404 Responses from Other Sites(mediacomcable.com)

    2 points by zerohp 16y ago|1 comments
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    by zerohp 16y ago

    There are different opinions on this, see: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GNU_General_Public_License#Link...
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    by zerohp 16y ago

    This situation is different from ffmpeg. Kernels do not link to your program in the way that libraries do. When using a library, even a dynamically linked one, the memory image of your program is a combined work. As the CPU is evaluating
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    by zerohp 16y ago

    I started working from home 4 months ago and have noticed the same thing to some degree. For the first time in my life I have though it would be nice to not live alone so its not so isolating. I love being able to focus at home in a way th
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    by zerohp 16y ago

    The question in my mind is what they will do with Xcode for OSX Lion. I don't use Xcode itself, but I always install it to get the tools and libraries I need to compile other software. If Lion requires users to pay $5 to get the necessary
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    by zerohp 16y ago

    Xcode 4 is not free. I have a free developer account which I use to download previous version and where you see the download page, it refers me to the app store.
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    by zerohp 16y ago

    Now that you mention it, I think that I could give Latex to my father and he would probably pick it up fairly quickly. As would anyone who remembers wordperfect. Most people back then learned the "view codes" mode of wordperfect because i
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    by zerohp 16y ago

    Patience, young padawan. Read everything you can and you'll figure it out over time.
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    by zerohp 16y ago

    Your entire post looks like speculation without expertise to back it up. Your ideas about hot plugging are completely wrong. Have you ever designed a hardware device, or at least implemented a driver? Seeing as how you created your accoun
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    by zerohp 16y ago

    I received one on Friday as well. It was not on the public list of tracking numbers.
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    by zerohp 16y ago

    http://www.logitech.com/en-us/smartTV/revue
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    by zerohp 16y ago

    I've never seen the lock break in this case. It's always the jam or the door.
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    by zerohp 16y ago

    In the bad old days of early web development, browsers that didn't understand the script tag would display your code in the document. They allowed html comments inside the script tag as a workaround for it. We always had to write <scr
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    Ask HN: Home office advice.

    4 points by zerohp 16y ago|5 comments
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    by zerohp 16y ago

    In my experience losing 85 pounds with calorie counting, hunger is mostly related to how much fiber I'm taking in. The more fiber I get, the more satisfied I am a few hours later. From what I've read, we evolved to eat a far greater amount
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    by zerohp 16y ago

    My current employer has about 50 programmers and another 50 semi-programmer scientists all working on Linux. None of them have root access to any machine except their OSX laptop and most don't know how to install software thats more diffic