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CasimirCelerity

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About CasimirCelerity

CS student at UCL

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    Comment #6233776

    FreeBSD does have excellent atheros support thanks to adrian chadd. He's doing wonders for their wireless stack. As for suspend and resume, it didn't become an issue until recently…

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    Comment #6229778

    Working suspend and resume was always the deal breaker for me and caused me to switch over to OpenBSD on my laptop.

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    Comment #6076167

    The epidemiology of MS is incredibly interesting. There's three groups of people with low rates of MS: 1) People born in northern latitude areas (europe, USA), who then move at a y…

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    Comment #6048797

    The kernel symlinking is actually a rather unnecessary eselect module. An example of a more useful module is switching your system's default python from 2.7 to 3 to 2.6 in one comm…

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    Comment #6048788

    Instead of mounting your file system with discard, use cron to run the command "fstrim /path/on/ssd" daily. You won't have to pass the discard commands every time something is dele…

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    Comment #5968090

    LSD is primarily a 5HT2 agonist which leads to a decrease in dopamine pathways. This decrease in dopamine leads to taking it mimicing the "negative" symptoms of schizophrenia. this…

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    Comment #5943407

    If you wouldn't mind sharing I'd be interested in seeing/using this. Currently I have a filter in gmail that matches emails that are from myself and have "rss" in them, which paire…

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    Comment #5702485

    Did you read my response where i said "like you later said" then went on to list another life threatening issue with opioids, as well as your statement that it's a pretty safe drug…

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    Comment #5701738

    They actually all are primarily mediated through one pathway in your brain (ventral tegmental area having dopaminergic projections to the nucleus accumbens), so do, at their most b…

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    Comment #5701727

    > Opiates do not stop your heart. The notion that every single usage of opium or heroin is like a game of russian roulette, that might stop your heart, is fantasy. Opiates are actu…

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    Comment #5616100

    My droid razr came with it preinstalled as well

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    Comment #5428413

    It's a pretty cool idea. Although it's a tad simplistic way to consider the immune system, our bodies mount two types of responses: Th1 and Th2. Th1 favors our immune cells directl…

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    Comment #5420809

    I don't know if this code would qualify as "heavily vetted." Thor Lancelot Simon wrote it himself and imported it himself into the tree for NetBSD v6 and onwards. Probably hasn't s…

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    Comment #4974691

    An fyi, the latest nvidia drivers fix the blue man bug. The bug was never on their end but rather adobe's, but the new drivers have a hack since adobe never got around to fixing it…

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    Comment #4946217

    Yeah your own submission says you're a clinical coordinator and in charge of "it stuff." You didn't go to medical school.

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    Comment #4924531

    That'd be hugely appreciated (at least from me). I've been using nmh+fdm on a trial run for a secondary e-mail account for a bit but would love to see an actual flow blown setup.

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    Comment #3478181

    Didn't realize it because of NoScript. I'm actually a little bummed at how easy it is to work around.

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    Comment #3034445

    Some more discussion on reddit where the original poster found this link and title: http://www.reddit.com/r/BSD/comments/kp3e7/openbsd_imports_n...