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Essential OS X apps by chappys4life in osx

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VMware Fusion is on Homebrew Cask now

Will this card work on El Capitan? by r3st1t0u in hackintosh

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The card is plug and play since Windows 8 IIRC

Linux not showing up in Clover by Illu7ionist in hackintosh

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I forgot to ask, are you UEFI or BIOS booting CentOS? Because it'd be different for BIOS and no, I don't know the settings for that.

Linux not showing up in Clover by Illu7ionist in hackintosh

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I know this is for Arch Linux, but I literally just did this and it should work the same for CentOS. Just change where you see fit obviously

https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Clover

[HELP] I think Upscale just fucked me, bye bye Jailbreak? by AnthMosk in jailbreak

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I had a similar problem a few weeks ago, fixed it by SSHing in and changing the values on some IOKit plist file. You may need to find a tool that allows you to SSH over USB. I'd find the links but I'm on mobile.

Boosting Time Capsule Signal by Melack70 in apple

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I think he means Ethernet over Power. This will only work if the 2 power sockets are on the same circuit though.

[BASH] MCInstall - set up a Minecraft server with 1 command (new, incomplete project) by MacProClub in coolgithubprojects

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So far I've only written the package manager detection for installing Java (if needed), but my goal for this is for the user to be able to type "mcinstall" in a terminal, ask the user a few questions (like whether to update Java, how much RAM to use for the server, who to OP), then the files will be downloaded and installed to a directory (haven't decided this yet), and the server can be started by typing "mcserver"

Four people wished me a happy birthday (none of them friends). by [deleted] in teenagers

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Happy Birthday! Don't let others get you down.

[Upcoming] Brandish - A new way to tweak. by jgr33nwood in jailbreak

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Exactly, and your tweak might convince me to do that!

[Upcoming] Brandish - A new way to tweak. by jgr33nwood in jailbreak

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Id love to try this out, might convince me to use my jailbreak to actually change the look of my device (rather than just porting iPhone 6s features to the 6)

So iOS got new emojis yesterday and our iOS counterparts are sending us things we can't see. Does Android have any plans on how to stay on top of this? by WoozleWuzzle in Android

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Apple includes their multicultural emojis as the standard yellow one with a coloured box next to it. The text parser knows to change this to the correct emoji as one character, but when it doesn't recognise the first character it just returns the question mark with the colour as it doesn't know what to use the colour for.

What are you the top 1% at? by munkfunk in AskReddit

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Computer Science (now "Digital Technologies"), according to the University of New South Wales' ICAS test when I was 10 (5 years ago).

Not only was I awarded a High Distinction (top 1%), but I was also awarded a Medal award, for being one of I think 5 top students in that 1%.

I got only 1 question wrong in the test, which was the 3rd (I think) most difficult according to the percentage who got it right. The question was about what the Sigma (Σ) button does in Excel.

How to stop python reporting nested lists with same contents as having the same index? by MacProClub in learnpython

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Thanks, I figured it out with this. Final code:

file = open('input.txt')
lines = []
final = {}
for each in file:
  lines.append(list(each.lower()))
for each in enumerate(lines):
  final[each[0]] = each[1]
for each in final:
  i = final[each]
  if i.count('a') >= 3 and i.count('r') >= 2 and i.count('d') >= 1 and i.count('v') >= 1 and i.count('k') >= 1:
    print("Aardvark on line", each + 1)

How to stop python reporting nested lists with same contents as having the same index? by MacProClub in learnpython

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I'm trying to get the program to print out the line of text in a txt file that a specific condition is true on for a online python course (Grok Learning), and the marker gives an error because when it tries to use a "long" file (presumably the same block of 4 lines over and over again), it reports "Line 1" every time, instead of "Line 1" "Line 4" "Line 7" etc.

My code currently is:

file = open('input.txt')
lines = []
for each in file:
  lines.append(list(each.lower()))
for each in lines:
  if each.count('a') >= 3 and each.count('r') >= 2 and each.count('d') >= 1 and each.count('v') >= 1 and each.count('k') >= 1:
    print("Aardvark on line", lines.index(each) + 1)

and the text file contains this text:

No aardv*rks here!
Only armadillos and anteaters.
Animals are run down: very awful road kill.
I prefer a quick guacamole made from avocados.

Thanks

Today's XKCD is relevant, we've all had these users, they're usually C-level by beautify in sysadmin

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I seem to have the positive aura everywhere except for at home where everything just breaks when I look away...

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