...put a little effort into making it work how you want it to work. Every distribution has a fairly comprehensive wiki at this point. Even if they don't, you can almost always figure out what to do from another distro's howto and documentation. Gone are the days of reading obtuse man pages on flickering consoles. Anyone with a length of cat5 and an afternoon can solve 99% of their issues and come out the better for it. Unless, of course, you get frustrated and fashion a noose with the ethernet cable.
You would get more free time to take in your surroundings, applied experience and a different class of references, at the very least. You would also have the benefit of a shorter duration if it ended up being not your bag.
Well, Social Text wasn't a peer reviewed journal; it trusted those who submitted to police themselves and avoid things like blatantly falsifying an article.
Outside of your field, could you tell a hoax paper from a well researched one?
Well, then put your daddy pants and volunteer on a campaign for someone you actually support and then remember to actually vote in things like primaries and elections! Or even run yourself! Many fucktards run unopposed in the primary, and in one district where a social studies teacher decided to run he got 40% of the vote on a $500 budget because he was someone other than the incumbent POS. Pittsburgh isn't inherently a bad city.
There were issues with that report including the fact that following all the standard guidelines and regulations Allegheny county reported all of 48 days of poor air quality to the EPA, while the EPA itself somehow came up with a figure of 134 using the same dataset. People love the idea of a dirty, industrial Pittsburgh but that hasn't been a reality for decades....
Not only that, but the methodology was a lil flawed in that the main sensor was maybe a mile from the coke works and not really the city proper. What also comes in to play is the number of coal power plants still kickin' in Ohio, West Virgina, New York and central PA; that's a problem in most of the rust belt.
It certainly isn't a progressive utopia like Portland or Seattle (maybe I'm a little bitter as people I know are moving there at an impressive pace), but it's doing much better as parent post noted.That said, the only bad air I tend to notice is the stench of substandard student housing in the "college" neighborhood:P
I can go:o creative pcbs or:o wikipedia 13th floor elevators, etc etc.
From the help page:
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Open one or more URLs in the current tab. Multiple URLs can be separated with ", ". Note that the space after the comma is required. Each token is analyzed and in this order:
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Opened as a local file if it is an existing relative or absolute filename.
*:open/etc/fstab shows the file system table.
*:open../other/foo.html in your home directory opens/home/other/foo.html 2.
Opened with the specified search engine if the token looks like a search string and the first word is the name of a search engine (:open wikipedia linus torvalds opens the Wikipedia entry for linus torvalds). The short name of a search engine is automatically guessed from its name. If you want to set a custom name, you can change it with:dialog searchengines.
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Instills real world skills such as meaningless grinding for material possessions which depreciate immediately after acquiring them while jockeying for position through brown nosing. Also carries a limited guarantee to dull any creative urges or excess socialization!
It is how many copies exist. For example, while the Rolling Stones' Thee Satanic Majesties Request has a great hologram cover, few mint UK mono copies exist.
You do realize that your viewing habits are in the fringe and that these companies couldn't give less of a shit? The solipsism of your post is mind boggling.
Look at tiling window managers like dwm and xmonad, my interface of choice. They're keyboard shortcut driven and just completely dispose of the desktop metaphor. Combined with my thinkpad nipple mouse I never have to leave home row! And I get to utilize the full screen real estate in the most efficient way! THE FUTURE IS THE PAST BUT THE NOW.
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Some RMTer named Shmak Datash got himself and his comrades banned, shell of a corp left over is raging.
Hopefully e book readers will follow the digital camera capability/price ratio trend.
...put a little effort into making it work how you want it to work. Every distribution has a fairly comprehensive wiki at this point. Even if they don't, you can almost always figure out what to do from another distro's howto and documentation. Gone are the days of reading obtuse man pages on flickering consoles. Anyone with a length of cat5 and an afternoon can solve 99% of their issues and come out the better for it. Unless, of course, you get frustrated and fashion a noose with the ethernet cable.
You would get more free time to take in your surroundings, applied experience and a different class of references, at the very least. You would also have the benefit of a shorter duration if it ended up being not your bag.
You throw around pomo the way Sarah Palin drops socialist.
Well, Social Text wasn't a peer reviewed journal; it trusted those who submitted to police themselves and avoid things like blatantly falsifying an article.
Outside of your field, could you tell a hoax paper from a well researched one?
Irrespective of how "similar" they are otherwise:
Subcompact notebooks (especiallly tablets) are almost always >$1200 and are not particularly more useful to the general computing public
Netbooks are more like $500, you can hand one to grandma, and if it gets stolen or damaged it's not going to be a big ordeal
I'm going to need to see the sub clause regarding licentious spelling before I get too worried.
...if I said XKCD jumped the shark? A while ago?
It's true and you know it.
Well, then put your daddy pants and volunteer on a campaign for someone you actually support and then remember to actually vote in things like primaries and elections! Or even run yourself! Many fucktards run unopposed in the primary, and in one district where a social studies teacher decided to run he got 40% of the vote on a $500 budget because he was someone other than the incumbent POS. Pittsburgh isn't inherently a bad city.
because hacking is getting more and more economically promising in many places in Africa and former eastern block nations.
I remember reading that the USA was still #1! #1! #1! as country of origin for most cracks. Wish I could find the article and accompanying graph.
...start off with creator pouring himself into the work. Alienate your friends, put another 40 hours a week into it, etc.
It sounds like you have a good idea, but it doesn't seem as though you have the necessary level of obsession to pull it off.
n/t
There were issues with that report including the fact that following all the standard guidelines and regulations Allegheny county reported all of 48 days of poor air quality to the EPA, while the EPA itself somehow came up with a figure of 134 using the same dataset. People love the idea of a dirty, industrial Pittsburgh but that hasn't been a reality for decades....
I don't think you read the summary, much less TFA.
Also, now that I've played with the "beta" a little I want to see the graphs for Finnegans Wake.
...and if you do not read, you won't want this.
Not only that, but the methodology was a lil flawed in that the main sensor was maybe a mile from the coke works and not really the city proper. What also comes in to play is the number of coal power plants still kickin' in Ohio, West Virgina, New York and central PA; that's a problem in most of the rust belt.
It certainly isn't a progressive utopia like Portland or Seattle (maybe I'm a little bitter as people I know are moving there at an impressive pace), but it's doing much better as parent post noted.That said, the only bad air I tend to notice is the stench of substandard student housing in the "college" neighborhood :P
I can go :o creative pcbs or :o wikipedia 13th floor elevators, etc etc.
:o :open :o[pen][!] [arg1], [arg2], â¦
/etc/fstab shows the file system table. ../other/foo.html in your home directory opens /home/other/foo.html
:dialog searchengines.
:open -tags linux torvalds to complete bookmarks with tag "linux" and which contain "torvalds". Note that -tags support is only available for tab completion, not for the actual command. The items which are completed on are specified in the 'complete' option. Without argument, reloads the current page. Without argument but with !, reloads the current page skipping the cache.
From the help page:
o
o
Open one or more URLs in the current tab. Multiple URLs can be separated with ", ". Note that the space after the comma is required. Each token is analyzed and in this order:
1.
Opened as a local file if it is an existing relative or absolute filename.
*:open
*:open
2.
Opened with the specified search engine if the token looks like a search string and the first word is the name of a search engine (:open wikipedia linus torvalds opens the Wikipedia entry for linus torvalds). The short name of a search engine is automatically guessed from its name. If you want to set a custom name, you can change it with
3.
Opened with the default search engine or keyword (specified with the 'defsearch' option) if the first word is no search engine (:open linus torvalds opens a Google search for linux torvalds).
4.
Passed directly to Firefox in all other cases (:open www.osnews.com, www.slashdot.org opens OSNews in the current, and Slashdot in a new background tab).
You can use
Instills real world skills such as meaningless grinding for material possessions which depreciate immediately after acquiring them while jockeying for position through brown nosing. Also carries a limited guarantee to dull any creative urges or excess socialization!
It is how many copies exist. For example, while the Rolling Stones' Thee Satanic Majesties Request has a great hologram cover, few mint UK mono copies exist.
You do realize that your viewing habits are in the fringe and that these companies couldn't give less of a shit? The solipsism of your post is mind boggling.
You know, when people see the abbreviated version of your troll it reads:
Anonymous Coward = EPIC FAIL
Look at tiling window managers like dwm and xmonad, my interface of choice. They're keyboard shortcut driven and just completely dispose of the desktop metaphor. Combined with my thinkpad nipple mouse I never have to leave home row! And I get to utilize the full screen real estate in the most efficient way! THE FUTURE IS THE PAST BUT THE NOW.
Try improving your Alcohol algorithm, I hear the Tequila sets work very well but you might have to apply Lime and Salt.