ohkine

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by ohkine 11y ago
FYI, i have used Aurora/DevEdition almost exclusively (outside of testing) on at least a dozen different Windows and OS X machines ever since the Aurora channel was created and i have never once had a serious problem. Occasionally i fi
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by ohkine 12y ago
I am not a scientist but i don't think hydrogen occupies every single point in space everywhere in the universe Anyway, if 5 in 1000 (as your own link states, these numbers are inherently difficult to quantify — but i'll go along
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by ohkine 12y ago
> 'Radical' is synonymous with fundamental That is not at all what 'radical' means in the context of 'radical sub-culture'. The definition you're looking for is one of: 2. thoroughgoing or extreme, espe
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by ohkine 12y ago
How are you going to cite a study disproving the inherently subjective and hyperbolic definition of 'everywhere'? There is literally nothing in the universe that is 'everywhere'. Can you link an academic paper establishi
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by ohkine 12y ago
Being trans is not a 'radical subculture'
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by ohkine 13y ago
I agree with you. I work in software development and have followed Mozilla's bug tracker for over 5 years, and i STILL don't really understand how to use Bugzilla. On the dozen or two occasions that i've filed a ticket, proba
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by ohkine 13y ago
I was really really into the GameShark during the PSX days. The original one was nice, but the best thing was the GameShark Pro, which allowed you to (amongst other things) generate your own codes via a rudimentary hex editor/comparison too
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by ohkine 13y ago
I have always felt that this is an issue, as i have personally had many problems when interpreting road signage. For example, i once pissed off some builders by following a truck into their work zone (they were working on a highway lane). T
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by ohkine 13y ago
> I only used the software once, a few years ago. I never logged into anything, it never required internet access, it never frequently updated and it never required a reboot. They changed the software package literally less than a week
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by ohkine 13y ago
I have a DeathAdder. The mouse itself (the hardware) is great. However, the software (the thing that really makes the mouse functional and configurable, which is what i thought i was paying for) is one of the most absurd and infuriating thi
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by ohkine 13y ago
If you had simply decried the site's 'sexism' i would not have taken issue with your post. What you'd said was that it was an 'insane double standard'. The definition of a double-standard is 'the application of different sets of principles
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by ohkine 13y ago
Try being a woman on the Internet — anywhere on the Internet, not this one idiot site — and then talk about insane double-standards. When every other online interaction involves at least a few men commenting on your fuckability or how much
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by ohkine 14y ago
You don't think it's offensive that sexual acts traditionally associated with women are considered inherently derogatory?
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by ohkine 14y ago
In ~/.ssh/config there is a directive called LocalCommand that you can use to do an rsync (or anything else you want) just prior to making the connection. This way you can have it automatically update remote hosts with your shell scripts ea
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by ohkine 15y ago
Late to this, but... > these is no way to remap system wide either, you need to do it on a per app basis That isn't true. OS X actually has a very powerful and easy-to-use (but NOT easy-to-discover) method of controlling key bindings, a
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by ohkine 15y ago
> Mac OS X has oddly small targets for many of the Window management things. I actually like this about OS X. When i heard that Lion added resize-from-any-side, i was annoyed, because i feared it would be Windows 7-esque (in that on W7
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by ohkine 15y ago
This looks fairly promising, but it's not there yet. For example, try drawing a capital sigma ( Σ ); if you don't get your top and bottom bars perfectly parallel there's a strong chance you'll get gibberish back. Or try pi ( π or Π ); a 1°
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by ohkine 15y ago
> After stepping down from CEO six months ago, my mind started to wander. The reason I left Blogger/Google when I did is that I felt it had reached a place where it was on solid ground and in capable hands (at the time, Jason Goldman’s
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by ohkine 16y ago
Brilliant. Good luck :)
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by ohkine 16y ago
I noted that the article mentions that there is a lot that is 'coming soon', so maybe this is all in the works and i'm being redundant but: I have to say that i'm not super impressed with how the profiles are set up. I really like Last.fm's
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by ohkine 16y ago
Unrelated to anything but: Your terminal colours seem a bit brighter than the standard ones in Snow Leopard. Are Terminal's colour capabilities improved in Lion, or are you using that SIMBL plug-in, or...?
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by ohkine 16y ago
> OS X version of VLC is unmaintained, because the mac community doesn't care about it... Do you mean the Mac development community, or the Mac user community? Because based on my admittedly anecdotal research, i would say that the latt
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by ohkine 16y ago
First of all i don't think Apple has done that bad with backwards-compatibility. The jump from OS 9 to OS X was extremely easy thanks to Classic and Carbon support, and then the jump from PPC to Intel was easy because of Rosetta. But admitt
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by ohkine 16y ago
My problems with VLC go beyond the interface, but its hideous UI is a major reason why i don't use it (i'm on OS X). I have seen many many people online try to work around this problem, at least aesthetically, by skinning or editing NIBs or
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by ohkine 16y ago
I guess the first thing to do is to actually care about it to begin with. I have tried submitting suggestions for improving UIs (and even more trivial bug reports like some element is not centred properly or a text box is 1 px too tall) a
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by ohkine 16y ago
I don't understand the appeal. Every single LaTeX-based CV looks exactly the same. The same mediocre serif fonts, the same structure, the same basic layout in every way. I guess there is something to be said for the 'classic' way of doing t
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by ohkine 16y ago
The hiding functionality doesn't interest me, this feature has been available for ages and ages in GreaseMonkey scripts and the like. But sending the information to Google, with the hope that they will eventually use it for something, inter