Yes. Good pair of head phones I can close my eyes and be where my music is.
Or you know, go to the library and not sit next to the freaks doing bong hits.
What do I recommend?
1) Good drugs. Yes ADHD drugs are over prescribed to 5 year olds acting like 5 year olds but if you have a legitimate need for them they help. It's like asking "Hey Slashdot. I have cancer I don't like drugs because of xyz. What do you recommend for cancer?". Work with your doctor to find what works. I'm on Welbutrin which is an SSRI not a *Meth*
2) Go to the library. Do you work somewhere where it is quiet.
3) Why can't you cover your walls in foam? Go to the big box store and get 2-3" blue or pink plastic insulation and just put it up. Use double sided tape. No one says you have to tail things to the wall.
I understand letting people have their choice. But could you imagine the shit linux could do if it wasn't so damn fragmented.
Imagine ALL off the developers around the world working on an X server replacement. Or drivers for hardware or even a damn distro that "Just Worked." Debian wasn't friendly enough. Ubuntu. Ubuntu went off the Deepend with user inteface. Now you have Mint. And Gnome went to Gnome 3. So now Mint users have both MATE (Fork of Gnome2) and Cinnamon (Fork(?) of Gnome3).
Linux has so much constant bickering of petty shit (in my opinion as a user and outsider to the 'community') it's stupid. Sorry. The BSD license isn't "free" as in speech enough. GPLv2. Wait. Still bad. GPLv3. How about a "I don't give a fuck what you do with this code but if it kills you it's not my fault" license? Wouldn't that be the most free? You could literally do anything you wanted with it.
This. I had a problem with packet injection on my RTL wifi card on my 'normal' Debian distro. The solutions online were to revert to an older version of the driver, recompile drivers. But then that killed my ethernet card because it wasn't compatible with something.
BackTrack has everything configured and setup so stuff like this just works(tm)
> Hardware break even 5 days > Net profit first time frame 24635.31 USD
Oh yeah, because I know a bunch of You know what this reminds me of? All those ponzi schemes back in the 2005 time frame. You 'invested' money in various forms and then browsed only 10 websites a day and this money transformed magically on their servers into more! And you could roll it over or reinvest!
The program they're using has a ton of false positives. It was removing stuff from NASA's youtube channel that NASA uploaded because news programs decided to use the footage.
I'm not a software engineer. I don't @#(* care about it being "Open Source". I just want it to work. NVIDIA does. My experience with AMD/ATI is that it does not.
That is if your card is still supported. I have a not that old motherboard with built in ATI RS880 [Radeon HD 4250] and Debian gave me a wonderful "This card has had support dropped, do you still want to install?"
Meanwhile my nVidia GT210 twice as old is still cranking along just fine with the latest nVidia and VDPAU updates.
I want a pick'n'place pantry. I just dump products through a chute, it scans the barcode and stores it somewhere. I can scroll through my pantry on my tablet and select something and it pops out on the counter.
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Yes. Good pair of head phones I can close my eyes and be where my music is.
Or you know, go to the library and not sit next to the freaks doing bong hits.
What do I recommend?
1) Good drugs. Yes ADHD drugs are over prescribed to 5 year olds acting like 5 year olds but if you have a legitimate need for them they help. It's like asking "Hey Slashdot. I have cancer I don't like drugs because of xyz. What do you recommend for cancer?". Work with your doctor to find what works. I'm on Welbutrin which is an SSRI not a *Meth*
2) Go to the library. Do you work somewhere where it is quiet.
3) Why can't you cover your walls in foam? Go to the big box store and get 2-3" blue or pink plastic insulation and just put it up. Use double sided tape. No one says you have to tail things to the wall.
I'm waiting for the open source server. Sniff some packets. Reverse engineer. Now you can run your own server.
Either edit the code to point to a new server or just edit your hosts.
Ok. Fine. But what about any of the 21 Educational distros on distro watch?
I understand letting people have their choice. But could you imagine the shit linux could do if it wasn't so damn fragmented.
Imagine ALL off the developers around the world working on an X server replacement. Or drivers for hardware or even a damn distro that "Just Worked." Debian wasn't friendly enough. Ubuntu. Ubuntu went off the Deepend with user inteface. Now you have Mint. And Gnome went to Gnome 3. So now Mint users have both MATE (Fork of Gnome2) and Cinnamon (Fork(?) of Gnome3).
Linux has so much constant bickering of petty shit (in my opinion as a user and outsider to the 'community') it's stupid. Sorry. The BSD license isn't "free" as in speech enough. GPLv2. Wait. Still bad. GPLv3. How about a "I don't give a fuck what you do with this code but if it kills you it's not my fault" license? Wouldn't that be the most free? You could literally do anything you wanted with it.
This. I had a problem with packet injection on my RTL wifi card on my 'normal' Debian distro. The solutions online were to revert to an older version of the driver, recompile drivers. But then that killed my ethernet card because it wasn't compatible with something.
BackTrack has everything configured and setup so stuff like this just works(tm)
> Hardware break even 5 days
> Net profit first time frame 24635.31 USD
Oh yeah, because I know a bunch of
You know what this reminds me of? All those ponzi schemes back in the 2005 time frame. You 'invested' money in various forms and then browsed only 10 websites a day and this money transformed magically on their servers into more! And you could roll it over or reinvest!
And then magically one day... they were all gone.
The nice thing about standards is there are so many to choose from.
How much time did this take? How much electricity was spent 'mining' ~$150 worth of BTC?
I'm all of a whole 0.5" shorter than you. I don't ever remember having to 'climb down' into my vehicle. I sit down just like I sit into anything.
Plus the 2" is to the geometry, it lifts a bit more.
http://forums.tdiclub.com/showthread.php?t=264494
http://www.metalnerd.com/cat09.htm
You know that Canada only gets 1 engine for the TDI, the same one that America gets.
The 'new golf' TDI gets 74.3 mp imperial gallon and 85 mp imperial gallon ( 3.3L/ 100 km) highway.
Combined the Prius gets 72.4 mp imperial gallon.
It gets even better when you compare the Prius to the Polo (which has a more comparable interior space), it gets 80.7 mp imperial gallon combined.
Considering how much of most people’s driving is city rather than highway, that’s not even close.
Gross generalization there?
VWs are hell to work on. You definitely _don't_ want one of those in it's maintenance prone years.
What year are those. I definitely want to avoid them on my 1998 and 2003 that I've had no problems with. (282k mi and 152k mi, respectively).
The program they're using has a ton of false positives. It was removing stuff from NASA's youtube channel that NASA uploaded because news programs decided to use the footage.
That's 2,905 miles (4675 km). They're estimating 290 MPG. 0.81 L / (100 km)
VW had a prototype out for the 1L car that was much more streamlined and still only got 1L/100 km.
http://www.youtubedoubler.com/
Toasters. How can you forget toasters?
And in Germany they're wondering if the guy moved over when the Porsche or Audi came up behind him at 140 mph.
I like the MicroCenter one because they have a few more connectors than the eBay. HDMI, DisplayPort, DualLink DVI and VGA.
MUST use the included DVI cables
Because they're dual link DVI cables.
Depends on what software you're using. I speak horrible german but a lot of documentation for Vector Canape is better in the original German.
Sage doesn't do anything Simulink does.
Still nothing for Simulink.
I'm not a software engineer. I don't @#(* care about it being "Open Source". I just want it to work. NVIDIA does. My experience with AMD/ATI is that it does not.
That's even worse for cross platform work.
Yeah, that stupid non-crossplatform language Java. Why would Google ever use that?
It's close enough for probably almost anything but I still want a RTOS on any airplane I get onto.
That is if your card is still supported. I have a not that old motherboard with built in ATI RS880 [Radeon HD 4250] and Debian gave me a wonderful "This card has had support dropped, do you still want to install?"
Meanwhile my nVidia GT210 twice as old is still cranking along just fine with the latest nVidia and VDPAU updates.
Guess who is getting my next bit of money to?
I want a pick'n'place pantry. I just dump products through a chute, it scans the barcode and stores it somewhere. I can scroll through my pantry on my tablet and select something and it pops out on the counter.