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by equalunique 7y ago
Not for long (pending Brexit).
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Fedora Devs Looking to Change Default Editor from Vi to Nano(phoronix.com)
20 points by equalunique 7y ago|34 comments
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by equalunique 7y ago
My first thought was the irregular shape of the walls affects the way automobile noises echo off of it, potentially contrubuting to slightly quieter streets.
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by equalunique 7y ago
Would love to have some of these, but I have no tools to make one.
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by equalunique 7y ago
I'm just a support person, but it seems to me that it doesn't. At least, not directly. If it did, then development would be focusing on it. Why not? Because the customer already paid. Because Dev wants to focus on getting new cust
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by equalunique 7y ago
I was going to comment the same thing. On the NixOS About Page[0], the first main section is "Declarative system configuration model" [0] https://nixos.org/nixos/about.html
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by equalunique 7y ago
Thinking one could use Linux on Apple's proprietary hardware without non-trivial problems was the first mistake. Really should have thought twice about installing Linux to an external drive on a system with it's own internal driv
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by equalunique 7y ago
At the software company where I work, I have seen the defects and half-baked implementations go by for years. Meanwhile, it's new features that development talks about the most. Recently it dawned on me that they profess to use the &qu
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by equalunique 7y ago
I really appreciate this article. It hasn't sold me on mist showers, but the panorama of alternative showering techniques was eye opening. Maybe the Dutch rain shower is for me.
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by equalunique 7y ago
Here's my anecdote. Ever since I was about 3, any large machine fascinated me. Construction vehicles, trains, planes, even the garbage trucks making the rounds in my neighborhood, and the dumpster trucks making their rounds at my schoo
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by equalunique 7y ago
Brings back some long forgotten nostalgia. Growing up in South Florida, where trains aren't much utilized, I was amazed as a little kid visiting Holland how much trains were used in Europe, and how big the model train scene was there.
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by equalunique 7y ago
No, you're right. So what on OpenBSD can provide that information in a similarly convenient way?
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by equalunique 7y ago
True, but it works vice-versa. I remember what Fox News & conservative radio pundits used to say during Obama's two terms.
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by equalunique 7y ago
Thank you.
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by equalunique 7y ago
Strace & procfs are some of my favorite Linux programs. OpenBSD's ktrace & kdump are much more limited in what they can do. Is there anything out there that can provide similar functionality for OpenBSD?
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by equalunique 7y ago
Does this mean I should throw out my OpenTracing book (which I haven't started reading yet)?
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by equalunique 7y ago
Are you using Gnome? I remember when this was impossible to get working on Gnome for a couple of releases. Hoping that's fixed now.
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by equalunique 7y ago
Yes, maybe we have seen the same articles by them. The headlines will say "X is FALSE" implying that a claim is unilaterally false, while one can see in the article's text that it's actually half-true, even more than hal
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by equalunique 7y ago
Can't say I have much confidence in Snopes. Over the years, I have seen at least a few Snopes articles on topics beginning with "FALSE" which then go on to list several facts supporting the notion that the claim actually is t
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by equalunique 7y ago
>at high speeds, coordinating alternating keystrokes between hands is very difficult It's for this reason I believe the traditionally wide spacebar should be split up into a number of different keys. Having two sets of Shift, Contro
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by equalunique 7y ago
I have been the bullied, and the bully, in US elementary schools during the 90s. Never on a consistent basis, like you hear about in US popular culture. All my memories since 3 years old are of feeling like an outsider. Strong cliques were
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by equalunique 7y ago
Whatever route you go, make sure the monitor you get is a curved one.
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by equalunique 7y ago
I've shared the same opinion about Marvel movies for long time. My girlfriend absolutely loves them, so we do watch them together, but I honestly find them really boring. They have stories that constantly turn, huge production value, e
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by equalunique 7y ago
The SmartOS and OmniOS folks work together from time to time. For example, I believe Bhyve was first ported from FreeBSD to OmniOS before it eventually came to SmartOS.
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by equalunique 7y ago
Looks like an inverted Dvorak
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by equalunique 7y ago
I chose to celebrate Halloween by binging on an HP Lovecraft audiobook, the Necronomicon. Of the short stories contained within, the second one, Reanimator, is my recommendation for anyone in search of spooky entertainment on this topic. I
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by equalunique 7y ago
Is it just me, or is this something that would make Linux even more vulnerable to cyber attacks? What protections are there? Would OpenBSD's pledge prevent something like this?
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by equalunique 7y ago
I think the legacy of this style of dressing lives on in boomer-generation men being hesitant to go outside when it's raining. They've formed a habit of keeping themselves clean, even when 21st century conveniences really alleviat
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by equalunique 7y ago
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by equalunique 7y ago
The consensus became less overwhelming since you commented this. See: “Expert Panel Finds Gaping Plot Holes In OPCW Report On Alleged Syrian Chemical Attack” by Caitlin Johnstone https://link.medium.com/7qYYVU2Z40 Back in 2

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