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wow, emoji in github commit log..

LineageOS with your choice of google apps. Easy to do with opengapps config file or "aroma" gapps: https://github.com/opengapps/opengapps/wiki/Advanced-Feature...

this is one of the main reasons i don't use linux on laptop

what every man needs to ask himself and reflect on:

- would i stand up to a pig in the room

- would i stand up to a pig in the room that is way up the ladder

this is quite bad. i hope google can put some effort in clearing it's cache too

same, but to the current directory:

wget -c -nv -r -nH -np --cut-dirs 2 -k "https://landing.google.com/sre/book/index.html"

Can this be good for other applications, ie drones or RC cars ?

OneNote (both offline and synced) and https://github.com/greggigon/my-personal-kanban-server

Is kickstarter the only way to donate/support fa ? Don't need pro, but would love to support you guys - thanks for your project!

tesla might not be comfortable releasing new software for update hardware in production

here comes "find my airpods" app :)

had to try this lsof to see it's essentially `netstat -atpu`

The theory i support is that avalanche that partially covered the tent triggered everything

Do you plan integration with mint.com?

>Maintainability is the feature of unreliable equipment.

It's the feature of equipment designed for long term

I think they mean hashing algorithm for cumulus ECMP routing, that serves downstream LBs

LXD looks similar to OpenVZ or rather Proxmox(with LXC or OpenVZ)

it can use a shiny Bender skin :) hope some Futurama fans are working there

centos patch has been released at http://mirror.centos.org/centos/6/updates/ Note: it's likely not propagated to all mirrors yet

Very interesting! Slicing through the layers of firmware like I've never seen before

What happens with L1 visas of a company that is acquired by another US company?

and related: How long until you have to leave US if the L1 issuing entity is acquired (and disappears as an entity)?

Great list with "standard" tools that you'd find on most systems by default. From my experience for virtualized servers you might also look at:

- system and stolen cpu to show virtualization overhead and VMs starvation for CPU (in vmstat)

- interrupts and context switches which might indicate that VMs might be running non-optimized OSs or non-paravirtualized drivers (vmstat)

- abusing VMs/Containers (platform specific), ie for KVM: virsh vcpuinf, virsh dominfo

- socket summary and dig from there: ss -s

Here is the list without 50 pagedowns:

  1. Programming Mobile Applications for Android Handheld Systems – Part 1 / University of Maryland
  2. Introduction to Philosophy / University of Edinburgh
  3. Inspiring Leadership through Emotional Intelligence / Case Western Reserve
  4. Introduction to Computer Science / Harvard University
  5. Data Analysis and Statistical Inference / Duke University
  6. Gamification / University of Pennsylvania / Wharton
  7. Social Psychology / Wesleyan University
  8. Circuits and Electronics / MIT
  9. Think Again: How to Reason and Argue / Duke University
  10. Creativity, Innovation and Change / Penn State
  11. A Beginner’s Guide to Irrational Behavior / Duke University
  12. Learn to Program: The Fundamentals / University of Toronto
  13. Game Theory / Stanford University, University of British Columbia
  14. Greek and Roman Mythology / University of Pennsylvania
  15. Startup Engineering / Stanford University
  16. Computational Investing, Part I / Georgia Institute of Technology
  17. Financial Markets / Yale University
  18. Introduction to Artificial Intelligence / Stanford University
  19. Introduction to Computer Science and Programming / MIT
  20. Introduction to Financial Accounting / University of Pennsylvania / Wharton
  21. Modern & Contemporary American Poetry / University of Pennsylvania
  22. Machine Learning / Stanford University
  23. Data Analysis / Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School
  24. Introduction to Computer Science and Programming Using Python / MIT
  25. Science and Cooking: From Haute Cuisine to Soft Matter Science / Harvard University
  26. Introduction to Philosophy: God, Knowledge, and Consciousness / MIT
  27. Introduction to Operations Management / University of Pennsylvania / Wharton
  28. Introduction to Mathematical Thinking / Stanford University
  29. Justice / Harvard University
  30. A History of the World Since 1300 / Princeton University
  31. Creative Programming for Digital Media & Mobile Apps / University of London/ Goldsmiths
  32. Neural Networks for Machine Learning / University of Toronto
  33. Learn to Program – Crafting Quality Code / University of Toronto
  34. Critical Thinking in Global Challenges / The University of Edinburgh
  35. Statistics – Making Sense of Data / University of Toronto
  36. Introduction to Biology – The Secret of Life / MIT
  37. Drugs and the Brain / Caltech
  38. Introduction to Databases / Stanford University
  39. The Ancient Greek Hero / Harvard University
  40. Social Network Analysis / University of Michigan
  41. Health in Numbers: Quantitative Methods in Clinical & Public Health Research / Harvard University
  42. Introduction to Astronomy / Duke University
  43. Human Health and Global Environmental Change / Harvard University
  44. Software Defined Networking / Princeton University
  45. Introduction to Statistics: Descriptive Statistics / UC Berkeley
  46. Computing for Data Analysis / Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health
  47. Functional Programming Principles in Scala / Ecole Polytechnique Federale de Lausanne
  48. The Camera Never Lies / University of London/ Royal Holloway
  49. Calculus One / Ohio State University
  50. Maps and the Geospatial Revolution / Penn State

MS/Windows/Office has always been a workhorse for me, but i might be in the process of becoming a MS fanboy :)

Quick check if you have any of these installed:

systeminfo|findstr /LI "3068708 3075249 3080149 2976978"

Can't stop thinking of SilkRoad'ish evolution of this idea :)

http://docpad.org/ seems to be an alternative. It worked great as a static blog generator with multitude of npm plugings and tools to choose

This was mentioned many times, but still: this is about "best practices" or common use case. OpenVZ or Docker (or even full VMs) can interchangeably be used to solve a given use case

OpenVZ is closer to KVM (full virtualization). OpenVZ container is a lightweight VM which shares host kernel, has persistent FS and traditional OS you have to manage.

a shared screen session ? screen -x with any editor or just 'cat' running