CrunchBang Linux

depends on what's in your sources.list, but minidlna is in the repos (I'm running squeeze at home, and could just do 'sudo apt-get install minidlna')
Any specific reason you are compiling it from source?

edit: http://pkgs.org/download/minidlna <- you can also get it from there

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Betteridg … _Headlines

prolly just the water and scrubbing. Germs and bacteria are not to be feared. Their function in nature should be understood.
In the case of a kitchen table; mine has a smooth surface -like most kitchen tables- so using water and a brush will get rid of 99% of bacteria. Any remaining bacteria will be in small enough amounts to not do real harm. Instead, my immune-system is trained and kept up-to-date.
I live in a first world country and live according to basic hygienic rules, so there's no real harm for me to get dangerously ill because of bacteria.

On the other hand, I brush my teeth twice a day for 3 mins, go to the dentist/mouth-hygienist every 6 months, and still have awful teeth...

damn, I wish I went to a kindergarten where they discussed linux (even if they tended to go off-topic now and again)

that's not Dutch. Perhaps it's South African?
'Preferences' in dutch is 'instellingen' or 'voorkeuren'

Is your phone connected to the same router as your pc is?
If so, there's 99.99% chance they're in the same wlan network

redmine

And So I Watch You From Afar - A Little Bit Of Solidarity Goes A Long Way

some nice loud post-rock on this hot evening

I hate the users, buncha obnoxious twits on their la-dee-dah high horse saying 'Linux is the best, I loooove corenominal' while everyone knows windows 8 is going to run circles around this hobby distro.
*clenches fists and grits teeth*

I think the default browser should be luakit, because that is what I use. A 'git pull && make && sudo make install' and I'm up-to-date again.

Of course, this can all change when I find a new browser that I like to play with.

veelsgeciteerd enzo

edit: lighting one now.... guess I'll dedicate it to you

those look a lot better than the cheapo plastic 10 euro-ish cherry keyboard I had
One of my first keyboards was an IBM model M. Absolutely great and unbreakable behemoth.
(still like my apples better though )