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esila
16y ago
The concept of having your "real identity" associated with comments is very similar to the recent issue with the gaming company Blizzard. There was an announcement a few months ago stating that a poster's full name would be displayed on th
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esila
17y ago
Taken from "Time Management for System Administrators", however I feel this particular principle applies towards your situation: Figure out if you're a "morning/mid-day/late-afternoon/night" person when it comes to your brain activity. Som
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esila
17y ago
I can't find the link, but I remember reading an article a while back about utilizing the opening/closing of the CD drive to manually push the reset button on a server. It was a sysadmin's story of how one of the servers needed a manual reb
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esila
17y ago
Cypher: ...I...I don't even see the code. All I see is blonde, brunette, red-head. Hey, you uh... want a drink? -The Matrix 1999
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esila
17y ago
I enjoy explaining technical things to my girlfriend. She has a habit (and poker tell) of furrowing her brow whenever she has trouble grokking something - this serves as a sign to me that I didn't explain a concept clear enough, either thr
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esila
17y ago
Kingdom Hearts X will be insane: Form a party of Sora, Donald, Wall-E, and Wolverine and watch as Wolverine guts Ursula while Silver Surfer sings 'Under The Sea' with Ariel.
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esila
17y ago
The ability to bring out the very best in their student(s) through whatever means. This goes for any mentor, coach, sifu, guru, etc. The OP sparked a story that Teddy Atlas (boxing trainer for Mike Tyson, Michael Moore, Golden Gloves champ
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esila
17y ago
It looks as though the "pressure" field is created from the bottom - notice in the video he repeatedly taps the piece of paper from above and no other angles. Once they show that same demo but being able to tap from above, side, bottom, and
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esila
17y ago
Back when I first started programming, a peer highly recommended to me to take a martial art. It didn't matter which one - the only requirement was that it had to require discipline and focus. Training in a martial art is a wonderful way t
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esila
17y ago
The start of this thread is some FUD raised not by the actual thread starter, but a customer expressing concerns about web development and web frameworks here: Hi and sorry for the provocative title of my post :) One of our customers is doi
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esila
17y ago
I'm really surprised that one has yet to mention this book / system - Time Management For System Administrators: http://oreilly.com/catalog/9780596007836/ This is a wonderful system focusing on goals, priorities, proper breakdown of tasks