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by fjcp 2y ago
I started and when a grasped the concept I immediately closed the page and walked away haha. I foresaw myself spending hours and hours trying to finish this game. It is like 2048 but harder.
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by fjcp 3y ago
Looks very similar to JEDI [0], an early Delphi VCS system that worked that way. It gave us the tranquility to know that no conflict would appear, as only one developer could work with a locked/checked out file at a time. There was no
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by fjcp 3y ago
@CoBE10 Tried this extension and found it better for me than Tree Style Tab. Your config is a custom CSS? Would you mind sharing it? Thanks!
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by fjcp 4y ago
Oh...sad i didn't saw this early. Already updated here and this reveal "feature" is the worst usability experience they could push to an app like that. I use this daily to login to multiple services and will migrate to someth
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by fjcp 6y ago
As a Linux user I can relate to that. I always avoid spaces in folders and filenames as they make it more annoying to manipulate them using command line tools. Years later I carried this habit to whatever OS I am using.
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by fjcp 6y ago
>How many other meme modes exist? Here is the manual section listing all the "Games and Amusements" that ship with Emacs by default: https://www.gnu.org/software/emacs/manual/html_node/emacs&
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by fjcp 6y ago
Its absolutely possible, the worst AWS outage was caused by one engineer running the wrong command [0]. "This past Tuesday morning Pacific Time an Amazon Web Services engineer was debugging an issue with the billing system for the comp
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by fjcp 6y ago
I would suggest Linux Mint. I have been using the same installation since 2015 without problems. I'm currently one version behind the latest and I only upgrade when its absolutely necessary (e.g. a new GPU doesn't have drivers). I
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by fjcp 6y ago
I got the virus too and I agree with you 100%. My symptoms were just fever in the first day then I lost all my sense of smell (which is still recovering), but what scared me the most was the psychological effects I had to deal with. I tried
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by fjcp 6y ago
The Codeless Code is great and very entertaining, and sometimes one can learn some lessons from the stories. One that I remember to this day and always consider when building an application is the The White Pearl[0]. [0] http://t
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by fjcp 6y ago
Explorer: If you type cmd and press enter in the path bar it opens a cmd prompt at the current directory. Other way to open it is to hold shift when opening the folder context menu to expose this option. Holding Shift while opening context
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by fjcp 6y ago
It appears to be working fine now. I would like to read a postmortem to know what could cause this kind of problem. It propagated real fast and in a few minutes all DNS servers I tried to query aren't responding to br domains.
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by fjcp 6y ago
I use Okular[0] on Linux, but it's available for Windows too. It has all sort of annotation tools. [0] https://okular.kde.org/
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by fjcp 6y ago
I agree with you on that, Android is far less hostile to installing software outside of the store than iOS. The problem is, if the developer wants its software to reach the wide audience of the platform, its a obvious choice for him to use
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by fjcp 6y ago
I use Podcast Addict every day, I would even say that is my most used app on android. I work listening to podcasts and PA is the best app for those who like highly customizable software. You can change almost everything. Its sad that we are
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by fjcp 6y ago
Amazing! Both the art and the way they implemented this visualization. I'm using a modest machine and had it freeze before when opening large resolution images on the browser, so I thought that would be the result when I opened this li
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by fjcp 7y ago
At home I'm using Vivaldi as my main browser. As a heavy YouTube user Firefox isn't a option for me, it crashes frequently and the performance is inferior than Chrome (I think it's not their fault, but it turns it unusable an
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by fjcp 7y ago
I don't have any experience on this field, but researching the subject some time ago I found that C/C++ is not unusual too. On the safety matter, when used in critical mission systems they usually follow a guideline or framework t
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by fjcp 7y ago
I heard about this study on the podcast Curiosity Daily[0] and found it interesting as I was sure that keeping the small distance possible from the next car would be better to cross the stop light faster. Anyway, I always find this kind of
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Study contradicts common practice of tailgating at traffic lights(vtnews.vt.edu)
4 points by fjcp 7y ago|4 comments
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by fjcp 7y ago
People bash Yahoo Mail a lot(with good reasons), but last month I had some problems with my (free) email account and after trying all the options I had to contact the support for help. Almost instantly I was talking on chat with a real huma
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by fjcp 7y ago
I think he is implying that a .com domain would be more easy to seize by the US authorities.
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by fjcp 7y ago
I knew I would be, but its fine. Thank you for your words! I share the same belief regarding freedom of speech. About the research, I hope I am wrong and the advances that came out of it help save lives and extend the human life. I just wis
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by fjcp 7y ago
I agree. But even the ignorant on the matter can raise relevant questions, more so when the subject cross boundaries on other less "restrict to the experts" topics, like ethics.
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by fjcp 7y ago
Right, that's what I am saying. If even that discussion isn't settled yet, we should be more careful and wait before mixing humans and animals.
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by fjcp 7y ago
When I heard Alex Jones on Joe Rogan saying that there was human-animal experiments being made I thought he was exaggerating. In my opinion this kind of research crosses some ethical lines that shouldn't be crossed. If one considers an
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by fjcp 7y ago
I read the tittle and my first thought was to recommend Schwarzenegger’s biography. It's a really inspiring trajectory, he chased every goal he wanted until achieve them.
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A boring job can help you be more creative(qz.com)
1 points by fjcp 7y ago|0 comments
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by fjcp 7y ago
Every now and them, some article or study regarding the relationship between working hours and quality of life appears. This one is not different on the conclusion that we would be better off working less hours and pursuing other activities
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The Case for an 8-Hour Work Week(vice.com)
1 points by fjcp 7y ago|1 comments

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