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doing simple "df" "du" "find -exec" it still complex/verbose TODAY using powershell , I find disgusting that you compare bash to powershell (I'm not even talking about speed)

the annoying and stupid modularity of it ...

around 17 years ago i remember flapping betwee slack and debian .... debian package management was always superior so i stayed ... still using debian today. Also remember that I've always liked gnome-panel but not the whole desktop env , so i would use window maker + gnome-panel :) .

I've used one for 2 years ... things worked and it was rather stable ... but stay away from updates. Later i bought a macbook and used it for a while , now days I run ubuntu , everything works well for software dev and all that ... but webex and other fancy webapps(flash or activex) are always a problem. My company uses lync , so i use a combination between bitlbee weechat and bitlbee-libpurple ... works but sharing desktops and voice calls obviously can't be done.

Good luck!

"Error establishing a database connection" ^ Running on pg too?

twitter 2.0 is 141 chars

Good Stuff!

I do something that's been working for me: i save X amount every month ... if I save > X then it makes me happy , the rule is never save less than X , whatever it takes. I don't buy expensive clothes anymore or go on the piss massively you now it's all about balance.

don't want to sound nasty , but is anyone there using nano really ? i know it come by default in some distros but that's about it really.

I live in England , this is true.

Wouldn't be a great idea a VLOG of someone coding without internet at all ,and talking about the pros and cons?

Once I moved to a small town , and I didn't have too much money for proper broadband , so I had 2 hours of dial-up every day.

I remember using that time much more efficiently and trying to download PDFs and such for the following hours , a lot of the things I've read in books/PDFs then I still remember today after 10 years. (Basic unix IPC and others)

Some of the things I've read online yesterday I don't remember today ha!

Well.. I get the funny side of the comparison , they're two different things..

I love mysql , saved my ass many times , but this article doesn't mean anything .. it just says that you can use subqueries and joins to do "nosql"... we all know that .. you can also use a text file. I'd like if mysql copies what postgres has done with hstore.

I used owa from a linux box now ... it works pretty decently.

Indeed Zimbra was a game changer! Also using postfix by default was all good stuff!

outlook web access

Well, this quest I'm referring to was probably 2003/4 , I don't know what was the state of owa then.

ha i remember long time ago chasing for the perfect webmail system.. before gmail of course. Horde,Roundcube, squirrel god... I've never found the perfect one!

to all employers: Could you please avoid asking "What's your favourite thing about this company" unless you're called Facebook, Google,Github? It's likely that we (applicants) never used your services and it gets a little awkward. Much Love.

feel your frustration , I just never take mine of the dock cause i can't be arsed anymore.

that's almost as easy as just typing "du -sh"

Man i do think this is a big step for windows , it's 2016 and still complex to pull a du -sh or df on windows. Things we take for granted on *nixes. Much love.

Love it

SMSPF

Wasn't there a way to get this querying facebook not so long ago? https://inteltechniques.com/intel/osint/facebook.html , i remember there was an option here..

Also .. Linux is more than userland... mmu , cfs , kernel things in general ... i'd like to see real benchmarking of this.

I was wondering about the same

I own a macbook and I love it but, what I really need is

Browser Terminal Python

That is it , to me is very relative ... i can work with a 5 year old laptop... no problem , most of my things run on servers etc etc. Ipad Pro? no way .. give it to kids.

cheers mate

that is the one thing i miss from osx .. i had all kinds of triggers on screen , specially colouring ip addresses , and urls and guids .. hope it comes to linux one day.