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Twitter API Housekeeping(dev.twitter.com)
2 points by yabai 15y ago|0 comments
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by yabai 15y ago
The more I use Arch, the more I do things on the command line. That means a lot less software to maintain. I think if you run tons of different software, you are asking for things to break. I happily run dwm, and a handful of CLI tools. Thi
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by yabai 15y ago
If I never broke anything...I would not know much about Linux! I think part of maintaining a distro like Arch is dealing with things breaking. The good news is that you learn about how something works and usually can figure out a solution
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by yabai 15y ago
Arch is what I have been running (since around 2006). I love the simplicity. When things do break, there is an amazing community waiting to provide support. The Arch community rules! I think Arch is quickly becoming what Gentoo was...(hopef
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The Working Poor Electronics Show(nytimes.com)
1 points by yabai 15y ago|0 comments
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Potential SOPA / PIPA Revisions(nytimes.com)
1 points by yabai 15y ago|0 comments
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by yabai 15y ago
Indeed law enforcement does not have free hands to decide what laws to enforce. They are being puppeted by big business and government pressure. This issue is less about the law, and more about big business pressuring everyone and their mom
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by yabai 15y ago
While it is slightly different - it is not dramatically different than Pogo Plug. All of these similar solution always beg the question, "why does dropbox need to be changed"? It is simple, and just works. This makes it attractive to the ma
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by yabai 15y ago
I imagine they will not open source their Linux drivers. While I wish they would, I am not certain that would make business sense for them.
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by yabai 15y ago
The only difference is that instead of people thinking that it is a harmless prank they will send in homeland security/swat team/etc with loaded weapons.
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IPad + Linode =?(yieldthought.com)
1 points by yabai 15y ago|0 comments
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by yabai 15y ago
This post illustrates the reason I cant seem to shake my Google addiction.
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Thinking Differently About Apple and the 21st Century(robertcruickshank.com)
1 points by yabai 15y ago|0 comments
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by yabai 15y ago
The article never mentioned the creation of Unix. How could any tech loving journalist miss this point?!!
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by yabai 15y ago
Colloquy is one of the better irc apps for the iphone.
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by yabai 15y ago
Thanks for the info. I guess I missed that.
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by yabai 15y ago
It is not about money!
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by yabai 15y ago
Yes. I was hoping for a class action lawsuit. Perhaps this is on the horizon?
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by yabai 15y ago
I complain about cable television in any conversation about TV!
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by yabai 15y ago
I have given up on most TV - especially cable TV. Almost 3 years ago my wife and I moved and decided to not startup cable TV. I setup an antenna and run MythTV, Boxee and anything else that will run on a browser + flash. I run a virtual m
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by yabai 15y ago
Does this article point to a failure in capitalism?
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by yabai 15y ago
Wow. I remember waiting for flash to come to 64 bit Linux systems... Perhaps Adobe has to continue supporting Chrome to support Googles Chromebooks. In a perfect world, we would have open standards and would never need to rely on a company.
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by yabai 15y ago
Sad news. RIP scroogle...
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by yabai 15y ago
Wow! Linus is using a Macbook Air!
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by yabai 15y ago
+1 for vim + mutt!
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by yabai 15y ago
So the message is...do your own backups and hire an attorney to do the rest!
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by yabai 15y ago
Love VLC. Plays anything you throw at it. Enough said...
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by yabai 15y ago
+1
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by yabai 15y ago
Yes. I used to use the Gentoo wiki...these days, it seems like all the action is on the Arch wiki. Arch is a great distro!
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Google Sued by Apple Safari-User Over Web-Browser Privacy(businessweek.com)
3 points by yabai 15y ago|0 comments

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