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keyboardcaper
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Comment #41614648
Funny, I first heard of Jeff Geerling over ten years ago in my dev circles.
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Comment #41609322
You win!
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Comment #41609306
It has nothing to do with coffee, tobacco and meat per se and everything to do with how coffee, tobacco and meat is prepared for human consumption. It is the pyrolytic processes wh…
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Comment #41609299
No, just that they are taking advantage of status quo.
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Comment #41608359
Have you ever been to North Europe in the winter?
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Comment #41605926
Explain how we keep treating essential tremor as a disease of the elderly to be managed with CNS depressant drugs, when we have known for decades the disease is entirely caused by …
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Comment #41605781
Yes, it does.
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Comment #41604671
The author seems to miss that relational algebra was developed for the needs of the databases of the time, i.e. in an effort to optimize reads off spinning iron. Any effort for asy…
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Comment #41604634
Like big O notation probably? So some constant time that does not depend on the size of the tables.
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Comment #41579389
[dead]
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Comment #41573120
Funny how that goes: macOS is POSIX certified but no other desktop BSD or Linux is.
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Comment #41559081
Would geolocated historical seismographic data do?
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Comment #41545304
This is how gangs benefit the economy.
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Comment #41535282
You can get PTFE spray in any hardware store.
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Comment #41535164
At the same time, a defense contractor, whose name rhymes with ”top speed carting”, is running sci-fi ads with the tagline ”Ahead of ready”.
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Comment #41535014
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Comment #41525681
You don’t think they have built that public image themselves?
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Comment #41515254
Wow, I remember using this 10 years ago.
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Comment #41513859
> Are there any devices currently rating 2,000+ nits? Wonderfully chosen limit, as the newest iPhone model now has a 2,000 nit screen.
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Comment #41513768
There is a market for keyboards which obscure keypress timings.