As long as F.B. Purity works, I will be on Facebook.

FYI, the term for the "dead band" is hysteresis. The more you know...

I would guess when they moved one of them out of phase with the other, so now you have one every other year. When they only happened every four years, it was more of a "big deal" because you didn't have one for so long.

Hey hey hey... it's "The Big Game" not "Super Bowl." Or the NFL will come after you the exact same way.

I really hope this year is the year that this farce dies. Between Zika and Russia, there's a chance. Such a waste of time and money.

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CentOS 7 with 4 virtual desktops. On Desktop 1 I keep my work stuff with Firefox, on D2 is my personal with Chrome to keep the logins separate. 3 and 4 are misc workspaces, like if we are running a training session I'll have ClusterSSH windows on D3 for the week.

My monitors are Dell 24" with the left one horizontal (good for most browsing and looking at waveforms) and the right one vertical (good for coding).

There's a physical and virtual gap between them which has a banana stand holding my headphones for when my coworkers are too distracting. ;) Screenshots look very weird.

For work, I moved from Windows to Linux before UltraEdit was ported, so honestly I just use Kate.

(nvidia control panel settings: Left: +0+275, Right: +2790+0 Rotate Left. That's on a sticky note because it never stays across reboots.)

Or audio, LOL...

Since they allow paper backups, I would assume you could still use the numbers... (disclaimer: haven't RTFA yet)

Pair this with the recent problems at Reddit... :-/

This article is tagged Japan because "Nihonium takes its name from the Japanese name for Japan and was the first new element discovered there, at the RIKEN lab." ( http://www.popsci.com/four-new... )

The digital signature in question is not an external verification, but instead the one Windows does on the installer. So your UAC popup would also indicate it is a fake binary.

"That... looks like a penis."

"Yep. Not giving you my real signature..."

I remember one class (HS, circa 1990) where we had to "clear the EEPROMs" on our TI-85s because somebody was caught with their notes all typed in, which must have taken longer than actually studying.

We made a program that emulated the flash process without doing anything, right down to the cursor blinking for the right count etc. We had too many useful programs that we didn't want to lose, like one called "SuperFactor!" which could do up to 4th order polynomial factoring...

So... http://montclairfilmfest.org/w... ?