Getting familiar with GNU screen and within vim, liberal use of :tabnew foo got me to prefer a terminal emulator for working and notes over eclipse / gedit / nautilus. (gt and gT move to different tabs and :tabm N moves…
On the Kindle every book is Twilight. Supposedly you can read pdf's and HTML on a Kindle so in a roundabout way you can read Hugo, Coetzee, Kernighan, &c with extra effort for success in that area. I don't have a…
Peter Norvig has a commencement speech which talks about how making progress in one area lends progress to other areas http://norvig.com/speech.html I don't think helping IT move forward will hold civilization 'back'…
Hard as hell guitars intro and then cut to a shy mumbling nasally guy, beet face and old lady room taking up half the room on the screen.
Isn't it closer to 4 billion? Probably more, that we don't know about yet? Edit: Sorry, 6 billion. Didn't mean to make you think 2 bil. people died.
Like a computer-generated thing isn't part of reality.
Getting familiar with GNU screen and within vim, liberal use of :tabnew foo got me to prefer a terminal emulator for working and notes over eclipse / gedit / nautilus. (gt and gT move to different tabs and :tabm N moves…
On the Kindle every book is Twilight. Supposedly you can read pdf's and HTML on a Kindle so in a roundabout way you can read Hugo, Coetzee, Kernighan, &c with extra effort for success in that area. I don't have a…
Peter Norvig has a commencement speech which talks about how making progress in one area lends progress to other areas http://norvig.com/speech.html I don't think helping IT move forward will hold civilization 'back'…
Hard as hell guitars intro and then cut to a shy mumbling nasally guy, beet face and old lady room taking up half the room on the screen.
Isn't it closer to 4 billion? Probably more, that we don't know about yet? Edit: Sorry, 6 billion. Didn't mean to make you think 2 bil. people died.
Like a computer-generated thing isn't part of reality.