jerogarcia
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i got a retina mbp 13" , i'm having all sort of problems , random logouts .. black screens with the computer on etc. started to happen 2 months after upgrading to yosemite. I'm seriously considering buying a normal laptop and install linux on it .. i love macs but it is affecting my productivity.
indeed , clumsy birds is coming close.
This bs reminds me of my year working in the US ..everybody tries to burst your bubble/project.
I'm not saying everybody but in my experience i have never seen a bigger group of [ Koolaid chugers , one uppers , non-sense speakers , ass kissers (cause im afraid of getting sacked) ] like the ones i saw during that massively painful year in the US.
i saw the google cars in Buenos Aires argentina some months ago.
Posted by
jerogarcia on Monday December 09, 2013 @12:42AM
from the ask-hn dept.
hey there , was wondering if any of you know some website that specializes in remote work , or maybe some recommendations on how to survive remote working.
when i was a kid i remember playing something called Logo .. i think on C64 and it was a turtle that received instructions i don't remember well .. im sure google has some more ..but im too lazy . champion
Posted by
jerogarcia on Thursday August 29, 2013 @03:29PM
from the ask-hn dept.
Hi guys.
Sometimes i see the weekend projects that some of you post here at HN .. and the design of the website in question normally it's pretty cook , very minimalistic and 'fashionable' .Question is: is there any template/framework that can give my app that kind of look , most of the time you guys go for a web desinger or someone that knows about the matter.
Thanks in advance
the numbers for my country (argentina) are at least 7 years outdated.
this is great , even that seems complicated and hard to get used to ... it's a fantastic option when nothing else works.
Posted by
jerogarcia on Monday August 12, 2013 @04:29PM
from the xta.github.io dept.
i personally find the sound a bit annoying .. I guess the "studies" don't apply to me
Posted by
jerogarcia on Monday July 15, 2013 @11:02AM
from the lxr.free-electrons.com dept.
http://lxr.free-electrons.com/source/arch/x86/kernel/cpu/rdrand.c#L35
I've been reading some stuff about all this mess and i've decided to check out the implementation of RDRand.
I found this "we are architecturally guaranteed a reseed" a bit confusing , maybe someone with more experience in random number generation and encryption makes some sense out of it .. if you check the code there's a ASM call if the feature is supported and that's it.
I found it curious