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atomize

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    Comment #39335235

    My mid-range LG monitor has a built in KVM as well as PBP (picture by picture??) --- Whatever it stands for, I am able to split my 34 inch wide screen between my work Macbook and m…

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    Comment #36343938

    I've been coming in and out of the Python ecosystem for years as it isn't my primary tool but often is a piece of a project or something along those lines. Is it just my limited ex…

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    Comment #35978419

    All controlled burns have to happen with government regulation for obvious reasons. Fire ecology and the legislation that regulates it in practice (read: research and it's influenc…

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    Comment #35975911

    I wished upon a shooting star for comments in JSON sometime in the 2010s. That took a while, but I'm glad it came through. -- EDIT: mainly back when we started using JSON to config…

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    Comment #35876665

    I got the JSAUX dock while waiting for Valve to release the official dock. Never bought the official on release, the Gen 2 JSAUX with the extra USBs is awesome. Docked my deck to m…

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    Comment #35502399

    I bet you could rewrite it in under an hour now. Programming in general is a lot like hacky sack. If you don't do it that often, it seems difficult, but you get a few kicks in. The…

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    Comment #35495011

    Neat endeavor. PrimiTV is pretty good. I wanna play the name game. Perhaps something along the lines of: 'NOAD' - noad.tv - I could see a regular googler search for 'no ad TV' Or s…

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    Comment #35095147

    Just chiming in based on your comment. Support some developers and buy the pro version of DroidCam. This might sound like a silly suggestion but it works for me: Save an old Androi…

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    Comment #33912658

    GIMP has allowed you to connect a MIDI device via plugin for ages now. Unconventional, sure, but anywhere physical knobs, sliders, buttons, and toggles will facilitate productivity…

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    Comment #32073488

    Can confirm. Source: Aforementioned 2000 CRV stolen once (Chicago =D) AND RECOVERED. Totally still working just dinged up a bit. They left it parked in front of a hydrant with the …

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    Comment #32072228

    Dad? Is that you? :-D

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    Comment #32071332

    Is my 2000 CRV going to be safe?!? Bah, 2012-Current. *Misleading headline.

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    Comment #26251351

    West Aros. Like... Westeros? Is that where they got that from for GoT?

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    Comment #25849436

    They learn so young these days! Never ceases to amaze me. They are totally set up for this industry. Would hire 10/10.

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    Comment #25138612

    lulz @ "...not even in a hand-wavy rhetorical sense..."

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    Comment #25081584

    I swear I contemplated going in to wildlife biology as a kid, but decided against it because I figured there was no more cool, furry animals to discover. I also may have misguidedl…

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    Comment #23431280

    So glad I caught this comment before I gave that article a chance to make me wretch.

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    Comment #23127216

    RIP - https://www.linuxjournal.com/ https://www.linuxtoday.com/ https://lwn.net/ Used to check the weather, forget the url. =P

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    Comment #22547865

    Wow you handled that awkwardly critical comment like a champ! Haha. Cheers.

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    Comment #22107103

    Perhaps 'exploit' wasn't the best choice of words :-D. He just had me install OSs/upgrade boxes from time to time after it was clear that I enjoyed it. It was win/win really.

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    Comment #22102666

    FreeBSD is the reference for OS X, but they used different kernels. Many of the BSD flavored behaviors are/were retained, however.

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    Comment #22102638

    Nice to see some love for FreeBSD. My intro to +nix in the mid 90s started with FreeBSD as well. Back then, I used to tag along with my dad in the summer to work occasionally (two …

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    Comment #22102062

    I agree with Amateur as well. The Olympics (until the 90s [think USA Dream Team]) were only open to AMATEUR athletes. No one would argue that Olympians weren't skilled, and Olympia…