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sqqqrly
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Comment #7301668
Untested on Linux? Seems rather silly since Linux is the easiest to test on. It is free and installs wo a license in a VM. Guess I wont be the ginny pig.
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Comment #6922507
Herman Miller Aeron. Cost me $800, which may be considered expensive. It is about 14 years old and working great making it rather cheap.
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Comment #6836619
Quite nice.
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Comment #6775796
One of the less useful links on HN.
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Comment #6765754
I hate this page. Description - None!?? What the heck is it?
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Comment #6761519
Why is he using disqus for primary content? If I want to see the discussion, I'll turn disqus on. When the primary content is hidden like this, I just go elsewhere.
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Comment #6406136
I have nothing against grandmothers, but I think of Windows as an OS designed for grandmothers. Everything has to be 'easy enough for one's grandmother'. There is nothing wrong wit…
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Comment #6291987
Instead of a motorized desk, use a second cheap computer. Put it on a fixed standing desk. Learn to use tmux, screen, or remote desktop protocol. Use them to operate your real comp…
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Comment #6028323
My software does not come in a box, nor have keys.
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Comment #5727511
I still have a Compac 450 workstation that probably would blow up if I turned it on. Got it from BBN when I worked there. Many of the others back then died this death. The thing is…
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Comment #5567208
I got only the "preparing results"... I think I took the site down! Now none of my three browsers can connect.
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Comment #5566313
No Linux support? No thanks.
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Comment #5485945
The Linux CLI is an IDE. I do not need another...
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Comment #5022016
google "thymio". IEEE's Spectrum had a nice write up on it. My son has one now.
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Comment #4889056
I prefer LMDE and to skip the Ubuntu derivation.
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Comment #4703542
I read this until the guy said he used 'notepad' to write articles. Notepad? Really? He is a professional writer? Reading on was not worth my time.
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