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- ACK2CZ0Qu-Q (private)
- L-PnxRWTu-U (private)
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http://lacigreen.blogspot.com/2010/06/liberation-as-state-of-existence.html
Her early writings reveal the path to her indoctrination.
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http://lacigreen.blogspot.com/2010/06/liberation-as-state-of-existence.html
Her early writings reveal the path to her indoctrination.
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EDIT: A number of the Unity Linux developers have added comments. I forgot a few things, and there are some great additions. Be sure to read the comments for a more full picture of what’s been going on!
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Ok, so I haven’t been writing here at all. Why? Well because I have too many different “systems” out there which each get a piece of my attention. So sometimes one of those systems suffers.
I do actually have 40-50 people a day who read something within this blog. While that isn’t the quarter million a month from the good old days it’s still some people who might care. Or not, I don’t actually know. There’s no real social aspect to blogging like it seems to exist elsewhere. Well that’s something I’ll ponder over sometime later. I’m antisocial anyways, so it’s low priority.
So seeing as there is at least “some value” in this place, I really should be thinking about it more often. So that’s why I’m back and why I’m writing this.
I suppose I may as well do one of my huge essay pieces, since there is just so much background which would need to be understood for a reader to actually “get” what I’m going to try to get across.
See also:
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Linux >
(on Wikipedia)
http://ck.kolivas.org/patches/bfs/
While researching the annoyance of a 1 minute boot delay waiting for device sda8 to appear, I figured that a kernel update was in order. Unity Linux had a new option that I just had to try out. I thought I’d write a bit about this..
Working with regular expressions while listening to dance music.
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When it comes to all the fancy software tools out there, I’m finding myself becoming more and more luddite.
I’ve learned through reading and discussion many ways on how to handle data. It’s something I’m always interested in. However, the one thing that I’ve learned – and sometimes the hard way – is that no matter how awesome your handling of your data it all falls to pieces when your tools break.
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World of Warcraft, discipline priests.
You look at your meters. Healing done shows your discipline priest at the bottom of the list. That’s good! It means your other healers are pulling their weight. The day a discipline priest outperforms a traditional healer in healing done is the day you send them home to retrain. Or maybe they were wearing their RP gear set to the raid?
You look at your healing + absorbs meters, and your discipline priest’s numbers are so beyond the next healer down that there is absolutely no comparison . What gives? Is something wrong? No, with numbers like that your Discipline Priest is simply doing their job correctly. It isn’t even an indication of that Discipline Priest being “better” than any other healer on your team!
You cannot compare an absorber with your traditional healers. I’ll explain.