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IMO this is not funny -- think of "God" surrounded by "Shit" and think again how many people would be irritated.

Sure, the author is free to put any text in the explanatory image. But I'd say his arrogance is going too far...

This is really a good idea, a new way to consume rotten bookmarks.

> In my opinion, most Debian's issues stem from a centralized imperative package manager where all packages need to be carefully kept in sync for things to work.

Hmm, in my opinion, this is good thing, not an issue needs to be solved.

I don’t think Google Photo is a desktop software. And it cannot be used offline.

This is a genius’s reply to a genius’s idea. Nice to read.

It also makes me feel uncomfortable when reading zero knowledge things in non-cryptography sense.

Two posts made my day today: this one and the "Fuck Facebook" one.

On Windows 7 and later, the system will automatically detect network connectivity and alert user if there's no internet access. I've spent some time on learning how this works, and here is the technical detail: http://blog.superuser.com/2011/05/16/windows-7-network-aware...

I wonder why OS X doesn't have such a useful functionality...

It seems the submitter has passed your Turing test. ;)

Linode is Xen; DO is KVM.

Looks interesting and geeky. Will definitely try this someday. Thanks for the recommendation.

+1 again for Transmission. For Linux and *nix in general, it's the best IMO. Sadly there's no official release for Windows.

For downloading automation, I use FlexGet (http://flexget.com/).

When I clicked the "endorsement" link, I was redirected to a "Join Google+" page. So I guess it's only applicable to Google+ (now).