FireBringer

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by FireBringer 13y ago
Really? Where is it cheaper to buy an IO domain? Really curious not trying to be snarky, I have some projects I'd like to put on that domain for fun but $40 or more dollars isn't worth it.
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by FireBringer 13y ago
American Fiber is a corperate venture and doing work in the large cities can be expensive (especially New York) so maybe that has something to do with it.
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by FireBringer 13y ago
These commute times are not your own making they are based on your salary, your priorities in housing (neighborhood, safety, price), and your work location. There are plenty of times when it is too expensive to live near work. There are ple
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by FireBringer 13y ago
That actually seems like a reasonable difference considering that outside of cities biking is only a hobby (and sometimes quite a dangerous one depending on infrastructure). And in America many commuters drive for over 20 minutes.
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by FireBringer 13y ago
Nope, doesn't work, I just tried it. Eclipse default: http://i.imgur.com/MKCUJR8.png IDEA with your JAVA_OPTIONS: http://i.imgur.com/UGDVhin.png
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by FireBringer 13y ago
I would think that since you are living in the country if you take a night course (or something equivalent) you could probably learn a lot quicker than someone living outside the country. Immersion helps a lot for languages.
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by FireBringer 13y ago
You have to manually set the gtk theme you want because you don't have a desktop environment to set it for you.
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by FireBringer 13y ago
I use my University library similarly, I only wish the public libraries were so accommodating, here you have to reserve meeting rooms and those are only available to you twice a month (for like 2 hour periods). Thankfully the University off
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by FireBringer 13y ago
Ubuntu Gnome and sometimes Debian. Mostly because apt and ubuntu are so widely used everything just seems to work. Unity is nice when it works but gnome seems to work more often so that is what I prefer.
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by FireBringer 13y ago
I switched from electric to safety razor and found it easy to use, you can use gel or cream that you already use or try to go fancy with the brushes and poraso in a bowl. The main thing is that you don't apply pressure you just let the
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by FireBringer 13y ago
Usually smoke detectors are a 1 in each room (and 1 in the main hallway) thing nowadays. And as for the hunt for the low battery it is a problem (though usually only one week a year if you install the same smoke detector in all rooms at the
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by FireBringer 13y ago
From my experience people that have been out of school that long and don't have a good GPA usually take a few graduate courses through the non-degree program, then get a recommendation from the professors when they apply to grad school
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by FireBringer 13y ago
Octave is good if you have to write matlab compatible code (or just like matlab and don't have access to it). The new kid on the block Julia[1] is actually pretty nice and as someone who has written a lot of matlab code is quite simila
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by FireBringer 13y ago
I was talking about creating your own packages.
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by FireBringer 13y ago
You shouldn't necessarily be compiling ruby on your server anyways you should be using a package (rpm, deb) to install it. Especially if you are losing $500k because you decided to compile ruby on your production server.
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by FireBringer 13y ago
I think they work off of current robots.txt so if you purchase a domain name update the robots.txt to not allow archive.org they delete the entire history. Which sucks in an archival perspective.
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by FireBringer 13y ago
> ... the _why-esque approach ... It kind of sucks as a user/reader but I can see where people come from. I at least hope if people have useful content they keep it up and if not hopefully that content exists in a permissive license
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by FireBringer 13y ago
I was able to delete my google+ profile without deleting the associated gmail address, but I think they have some small text thing to never show the google+ set up thing again.
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by FireBringer 13y ago
Pretty close to clojure, problem 1: https://gist.github.com/anonymous/6764863