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I'm 21 and only edit anything in emacs.

No wget on modern macs.

sudo !! is one command, su then whatever you wanted to do is two.

except for replacing less, in which case vim makes for a perfectly acceptable pager.

Faster than 120 words per minute? That's going to be an incredibly low number on a smartphone.

And this is what has become of the gawker commenting system: http://gizmodo.com/5935727/?comment=51961523

Your insistence on using a method of communication that is both obnoxious and limited is childish.

For games, learn c++ it is the industry standard. It is also a hellish terrible language that eats your soul.

I'm pretty sure you have to pay taxes on foreign income. You may even have to pay some to the canadian gov too...

Kotaku fix. Best we've got sadly.

Crap that's very little money for a house. Around here average prices are triple that, and that's for a starter home.

You think gawker will give up even one click without a fight? Look at the fucking commenting system for a clue.

What I do is have a blacklist contact, add all numbers I don't like to that contact, and give it no ringtone or vibration pattern. Then if a call comes in: nothing happens.

Be careful, your ical/calendar, iphoto, mail, and other applications' data will have been updated for the ML versions of those programs. If you restore from a ML backup after going back to lion instead of an old lion backup you face possible data corruption or loss.

You assume someone remembers what you were talking about last. Which is to say you have nothing important in your life that could distract you. That's fine. For the rest of us you are childish and a waste of resources.

I'm from Edmonton, Calgary drivers are a bunch of homicidal maniacs by comparison.

America? Ba-dum-chhh!

No, they really aren't. They give no context or real information. Which I guess is fine for the superficial conversations of preteens but for anything important they simply aren't adequate.

Whitson why is this still here: http://lifehacker.com/5935645/?comment=51953656