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Comment #46752376
I have converted 'RJ11 phone plugs' to Ethernet in multiple rentals to the delight of the landlord. One should also not that event Cat 5 can carry 1Gbps (instead of 100Mpbs) and Ca…
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Comment #43330616
I recently made some changes to a website generated by a non-technical user using Dreamweaver. The initial state was quite poor, with inline CSS and what appeared to be haphazard c…
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Comment #33161131
Quite simply, I may have to login into a server on a high pressure time sensitive environment, think downtime. I want to maintain my vim skills at a level that allow me to focus on…
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Comment #26129623
I have been using an ortho-linear for years now. I programmed it in a way so that the layout is not too different from a regular keyboard. I like it very much, but because I use a …
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Comment #25234540
By showing what is possible with an ARM CPU in terms of performance/power efficiency ratio on the CPU. Apple may trigger an increase of investment in ARM technology. The wave will …
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Comment #23625786
> That was probably a fair assessment a decade ago, but Linux seriously "just works" now. My anecdotal experience tells me otherwise. During confinement, I tried to install OpenSUS…
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Comment #21246261
When I learned skydiving in the early 2000s, I did about 50 skydive jumps; I was still a rookie. In France, where I learned, I found the industry very well regulated with the highe…
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Comment #20281991
I can find a few non-bottom dollars on this page; P.A. Semi and Anobit as examples. 1. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_mergers_and_acquisit...
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Comment #19518590
Short video on the history of open space and how today's version is a copy of-a-copy of-a-copy of-a-copy https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-p6WWRarjNs
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Comment #19127117
> Do you mean like how some people are born into rich families and some into poor families? (I kid :)) I understood it as: how is it that education is a privilege?
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Comment #17977183
I have done strength training without a coach for 6 years. My squat went up to 185kg/407lb without any injuries. You can do it, and depending on the coach, you may be better doing …
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Comment #17867003
Being a non-native English speaker (edit: my native language is French) leaving in South-East Asian I can attest to two things: - peoples accent improves in the first months of the…
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Comment #17840116
On the other hand I don’t understand how Apple approved the Amazon Prim and YouTube Apple TV apps. The UX are horrible and I would rather not use them. edit: added Apple TV
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Comment #17028326
Is this the reason they have switched to Pentalobe screw. I have googled for material but couldn't find anything. Pentalobe screws are not that hard to find and considering the pop…
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Comment #16744081
Glad I pulled after it was removed. In some countries (incl. Singapore) this domain is banned & blocked. Plus off-course I ran it from work...
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Comment #16743981
Made a couple of changes to add median value and local DNS (via ViewQuest). ./dnstest.sh| column -s\, -t DNS test1 test2 test3 test4 test5 test6 test7 test8 test9 test10 Average Me…
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Comment #15104619
Isn't the problem the same but with different technology? I remember families that had a no TV policy while other spent diner watching soap operas. I was surprised the first time I…
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Comment #14735500
> simplify other people's hard work I don't mean to pull the argument one way or another one. But, IMO simplifying other people's hard work is hard work too. At least I personally …
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Comment #14264745
Interesting, I just had diner with a French friend and his wife currently living in Hanoi. As we were sharing a nice peace or rare beef they told me that they could never have that…
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Comment #13874008
I don't see this as bragging but as an reality/consequence of introducing change. We do a lot of things to minimise occurrence and impact of change but there always is(/will be?) t…
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Comment #13800228
When I moved out to a far away country, in the early 2000's, my non-English speaking mom started using my localised-Windows desktop as the mean to keep int touch (hello Yahoo messe…
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Comment #12334360
Five years ago we moved in an brand new office with this type of elevators. It had bugs but improved over time. A traditional elevator only know where your are. This type of elevat…
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Comment #11932113
As a regular visitor of /r/all The_Donald is spoiling the experience. Racism and bigotry aside, if all posts are coming from the same sub there is a point to change the rules of /r…