lisnake

I believe they are soldered on nowadays

Slightly tangential: I keep seeing Linuxbrew references on various tool installation instructions. Is Linuxbrew really gaining popularity? Why would you use it instead of your distro package management?

In the end, what.cd collection was several times bigger than oink

Checkout PaperWM extension for Gnome Shell, it looks a lot like your description

Gnome Shell with PaperWM extension looks a lot like this. I used to use PaperWM and enjoyed it a lot. They have some interesting ideas

I wouldn't call a rural portion huge, but, sadly this still happens. About 5 known cases in last year

> it would need to be worth at least 100x what it's worth today, that means it would need to use at least 100x as much electricity

I'm afraid I can't understand how you made such a conclusion. Why bitcoin can't be worth 100x than now using only 2x more electricity?

You can hide Notification Center (and notifications altogether) with removing it from autolaunch:

  launchctl unload -w /System/Library/LaunchAgents/com.apple.notificationcenterui.plist 2> /dev/null

Better link with discussion of PR would be — https://github.com/Homebrew/homebrew-core/pull/24604

Steal car alarm codes with an app...

Since you can start windows apps from WSL console, I bet something can be hacked to launch them from i3, though i haven't tried myself

Wow, I didn't realise that FreeNAS had come so far. Featureset looks amazing and better than most of enterprise solutions.

I'm curios, how do you use this feature to install different OS versions?

Would love to try new Docker My docker ID: lisnake

No, Hydrogen is not a jupyter notebook replacement, it cannot open .ipynb files

Can you consider integrating Nike running into gyroscope? I believe they recently introduced new API for that, and I already have hundreds of km logged in

I used to experience same things after I lose consciousness (happened a lot when I was a teenager). I remember one case, when upon gaining consciousness I was pondering for a whole minute what kind of strange metal columns I see on a horizon. After what felt like a mountain of memories falling onto me, I realized that I'm lying on a floor of a lecture hall, and these columns are just chair legs.

Their current running WindowsOnDevices program showcases Microsoft's developer preview of a new, tiny version of Windows that runs on small CPU-based devices like the Intel Galileo dev board. I'm sure they are aiming for something similar for RPi2 (it's obviosly impractical to run full scale Windows 10 on such underpowered devices)

YotaPhone 2 is able to fully function using only its eink screen, it will mirror android interface with some customizations considering eink refresh rate and color (but the phone still has OLED screen at the front). The phone already available in Russia and some European countries

Congrats on shipping! And looks like a really nice game. What framework did you use for cross-platform development?

To some extent, it was tried in Chile in 70s during Allende. British computer scientists wanted to build massive computer network which could analyze and manage entire Chilean economy. The (never finished) project was called Cybersyn - http://www.damninteresting.com/nineteen-seventy-three/

I don't know about the dark mode, but can you answer, is 10.10 stable enough? I'd like to try it on my home system

XBMC have builtin AirPlay receiving capability. And you can install XBMC on pretty much any ARM/x86 based device

I wonder, wouldn't it be useful to hide keys to encrypted container in some other type of memory, say videocard memory or processor caches?

I don't know about that, for me it's like half a month of work :) Not everybody here comes from the first world

But Surface 2 Pro runs on a Haswell, its much more powerful than any Android tablet

Looks like Google just updated their Authenticator app. Works fine for me on iOS7

I come from the place where majority of these photos were taken (Ural mountains). Here is comparisons of landscapes on these old photos with current view — http://ufa.livejournal.com/2259613.html http://ufa.livejournal.com/2248707.html http://ufa.livejournal.com/2248073.html Actually, in my opinion, not much have changed

Does it have -R option like ssh, for port forwarding inside ssh session? Otherwise, I won't be able to connect to my work machines behind very strict firewall