When I lived in the university dorms we used to have WASTE set up for sharing files on the network. I seem to remember it being pretty decent at giving decent connection speeds.
Yes we're horrible toxic people, because this is 2020's Mental Illness Olympics, and the winners get a free pass on giving life-threatening advice with the bonus of having zero accountability for their shit behaviour.
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Quote from: Cain on February 13, 2012, 01:46:20 PM
That assumes North Korean authorities are even aware of the rumour.
I very much doubt many North Koreans even know what a social network is, let alone how it is facilitating the spread of this rumour. Official channels, namely the Chinese government, are also going to only bring it up very sensitively and reluctantly, because if it is not true, it could start a similar rumour within North Korean ranks, which would not be good.
Quote from: The Freeky of SCIENCE! on February 13, 2012, 03:55:06 AM
Is "Fat monkeys" supposed to be capitalized like that? Are you missing a capital in "flying dictionary?
Quote from: Triple Zero on January 27, 2012, 01:09:53 AM
If you're on Linux, I personally like to use gEdit, since it's really lightweight, but can be made to do all sorts of amazing things if you install the right plugins. Hard-core Linux coders seem to generally prefer Vim or Emacs, though. Vim's got a very steep learning curve because it operates rather differently than any text-editor you're probably used to, but there's a load of tutorials out there, especially since for some reason last year it got a surge in popularity. Emacs is easier to use right away, but it's huuuuuuuuge. Both Emacs and Vim can literally do anything.