volatile

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by volatile 12y ago
Inspired by John Conner with this Atari Portfolio and a ribbon cable in Terminator 2? http://imgur.com/5AVTMHV
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by volatile 13y ago
I remember hearing about Singularity a few years back - it sounded promising. Looking at the linked page, there doesn't seem to be anything published or presented since 2009. Anyone know what's going on with Singularity these days
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by volatile 13y ago
Don't underestimate mass market consumers' readiness and ability to use a search engine. The small effort to find the answer online will not deter anyone who comes along wanting a laptop. What I have seen called cheating by hacker
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by volatile 13y ago
The "qualified buyer" requirement is interesting. I understand the intent but wonder how it would work in practice. The linked blog post suggests using a program that needs to be modified and submitted to inquire. A qualifying tes
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by volatile 13y ago
I currently do pay a premium and I'd prefer to be paying it to FastMail. Recent revelations mean there may be a few more Australians willing to pay a premium to host mail in Australia. Also, thanks for your work on Cyrus.
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by volatile 13y ago
Jeremy Howard, the founder of FastMail, responded to a similar question on Slashdot in October 2009. http://tech.slashdot.org/comments.pl?sid=1391605&cid=2963235... We've had a number of US-based law enforcemen
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by volatile 13y ago
This from a piece by RMS in The Guardian "Is Android really free software?" [0] explains his reasoning behind accepting hardware with permanently embedded firmware. In any case, the phone network firmware in an Android devic
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by volatile 14y ago
The author seems to claim that is is implausible for a router vendor to sell a router that drops more packets. The marketing plan is that the because router vendors are unwilling to say ‘has less memory!’ as a marketing tactic, mayb
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by volatile 15y ago
And if you want to know about Australian politics, watch The Hollowmen.
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by volatile 16y ago
You're right, the 0 is required. Now I think about it a little more, if you want to delete all the characters on the line, but not remove the line, then 0shift-D might is good. I tend to do ddO for the same operation.
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by volatile 16y ago
There are a few instances of unnecessarily keystrokes in this exercise. Moves to the start of the line for a command that will act on the whole line (0shift-D, 0shift-V, 0dd). The 0's aren't required for those. Also a few times it switches