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by elinchrome 5y ago
Looks really nice!
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by elinchrome 7y ago
Maybe it doesn't really matter.
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by elinchrome 9y ago
This.
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by elinchrome 9y ago
Even worse is when Justin Timberlake did that song "Cry Me A River", when there was already an excellent song by the same name. It just obscures the existing song, and does the world a disservice.
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by elinchrome 10y ago
If I have a software RAID that I created under MINT using `mdadm`. will the partition work the same after installing Ubuntu 16.04 or will I have to re-synch the volumes?
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by elinchrome 10y ago
Except that the team get sponsored by a manufacturer, and it's not picked by the riders.
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by elinchrome 10y ago
How does the environmental impact per passenger compare to a modern passenger jet? Do you actually think most anyone can afford $5000 round trip to London?
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by elinchrome 11y ago
I use adguard vpn to add an extra layer of ad blocking on my phone. Also I block ads at the router at home.
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Twins who really are identical(youtube.com)
5 points by elinchrome 11y ago|1 comments
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by elinchrome 11y ago
It's like on the pilot of Futurama. As Fry leaves the cryogenics he woke up in, the door automatically whooshes open. He stands under it and looks up, only to have it slam down into his face. On the DVD commentary, one of the writers e
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by elinchrome 11y ago
Those were faster in the late 90s. How is it so slow?
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by elinchrome 11y ago
Yeah. "Looking at pictures of hot chicks" is total bro culture, and unprofessional.
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by elinchrome 11y ago
Funny how every new generation is so much worse than the one that came before.
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by elinchrome 11y ago
No response articles, please.
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by elinchrome 11y ago
So are the botnets that still exist mainly running on the legacy XP boxes? It says here that it's roughly 10% of machines. It's safe to assume at least half are infected. But aren't they mostly third world? https:/&#x2F
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by elinchrome 11y ago
How do botnets still exist? Wasn't that a problem that should have gone away with Windows XP?
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by elinchrome 11y ago
If this was about the Star Trek character, it would be called "Does Data Have Politics?" Answer (Betteridge's Law): no.
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by elinchrome 11y ago
I'm not talking about cassettes, I'm talking about the reel to reels that they used to use to record masters.
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John Carmack writes program to solve holiday gift(twitter.com)
1 points by elinchrome 11y ago|0 comments
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by elinchrome 11y ago
No, it's cassettes too. Reel to reel has "better sound" than vinyl for some people. I'm sure there's some metric or science to back up the argument. And other enjoy the nostalgia of cassettes and eight tracks. You c
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by elinchrome 11y ago
That one is heartbreaking http://www.macleans.ca/news/canada/10-years-later-the-star-w...
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by elinchrome 11y ago
> Babies on the other hand are easily replaced. Someone has never had a baby.
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by elinchrome 11y ago
For me it's "fat man in a little coat." Sad to think that he's been gone eighteen years now.
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by elinchrome 11y ago
Maybe it's because spaces are unicode characters and they are worried that their password system isn't unicode compatible.
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by elinchrome 11y ago
Comedic genius!
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by elinchrome 11y ago
Is this best practices, manifesto, or both?
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by elinchrome 11y ago
It's shown to increase excitement and therefore engagement.
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by elinchrome 11y ago
Cem Kaner said that all the pedantry about whether or not something is a bug is irrelevant. He says a bug is anything a user perceives as wrong. I used to worry about calling things not-really-bugs, but when I adopted his viewpoint it gave
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by elinchrome 11y ago
Cities full of millions of people being forced to move counts as a dent to me.
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by elinchrome 11y ago
The response to wind power never ceases to amaze me either.

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