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   by 83457 16y ago

   Sure hope everyone got that css history hack fix.
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   by 83457 16y ago

   http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=1297820...
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   by 83457 16y ago

   It wasn't clear from the article but it may have been that the original 5 year deal required a bid and then each subsequent deal had to be no-bid for the various reasons stated in the article.
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   by 83457 16y ago

   Of course. Your body radiates waves of various types through your clothes, or waves can be bounced off your body, that are not visible to the human eye. The waves can be recorded through various methods and converted to an image that we can
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   by 83457 16y ago

   I didn't run into it much through the next 800 pages of the dome. I'm almost half way through Catch-22 and it is essentially built on this type of sentence.
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   by 83457 16y ago

   I believe the big deal is that you are asking "regular folks" to weave in and out of traffic on a bicycle on the way to work. Not to mention all of the other hazards with the bike lane, at least in DC area, such as being the wasteland for c
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   by 83457 16y ago

   Similar experience here. My old roommate's name is Khanh and he found a clip of William Shatner yelling "Khan" from a Star Trek movie that he put on his voice mail and as start up sound for his PC. Every so often he would leave his speakers
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   by 83457 16y ago

   I am actually a software developer of almost 10 years in a small company which I eventually realized is a lifestyle business. I initially thought that my boss just couldn't grow the company but later realized that he didn't want the stress
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   by 83457 16y ago

   I'm noticing this while reading Under the Dome. There are many sentences where I just stop at the last couple words because the sentence doesn't make sense at that point. Quite a few times I thought they were typos. When I analyze the sente
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    by 83457 16y ago

    I thought it was a trick question because it was so obvious.
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    by 83457 16y ago

    Really? I can't see it being chosen over an iPhone or many of the other phone by kids except for those who act like school/life is a job.
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    by 83457 16y ago

    I assume the primary complaint is that it is cheesy and a little weird how the girl touches her chest.
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    by 83457 16y ago

    Also for attributes. One of his first code examples shows this. <input disabled="disabled"> to <input disabled>
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    by 83457 16y ago

    Am I right that most uses of this would rely on plugging in sensors and other devices for it to monitor or control?
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    by 83457 16y ago

    I invert the Y-axis on everything except the mouse in a first person shooter. When on a console controller for a shooter or any type of flying like game then the controls get inverted.
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    by 83457 16y ago

    1. Design and build AI brain 2. New AI brain designs and builds more complex AI brain 3. Repeat step 2
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    by 83457 16y ago

    Price for performance and quality. RAM is higher performance memory that does not degrade over time and thus cost a lot more. Flash memory is slower and has a limited number of writes per bit. I think that has something to do with the decis
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    by 83457 16y ago

    If the hover functionality is important then perform it on click if it occurs before hover, for example in a drop down menu. If just visual then don't worry about it. Or just hold out a couple more years when hovering your finger half a cen
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    by 83457 16y ago

    Thanks for the heads up on Pandora. That is an amazing device. How much is/will it be selling for? Edit: Found pricing... $330 (without VAT) which sounds good for what you get
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    by 83457 16y ago

    Two more movies for the instance queue. Thanks
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    by 83457 16y ago

    I stop at signs because of people like her.
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    by 83457 16y ago

    Anyone hand out food or something else instead? I am not a big can of cigarettes but I bought a big box of Clif Bars the other day and thought that, or something similar/smaller/cheaper, would be a good handout. I'm always weary of handing
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    by 83457 16y ago

    Reminded me of the houndeyes from Half-Life, with an extra leg
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    by 83457 16y ago

    We used to co-locate our servers with another software/services company that had a good setup in their office. On a cold winter morning our oldest server restarted and wouldn't come back up so I went over to their office. The server room wa
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    by 83457 16y ago

    Store = Yes, Apps = Yes, Install = No
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    by 83457 16y ago

    URLs
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    by 83457 16y ago

    Will there be support for one login to multiple apps? Would be useful to essentially have a Chrome Apps login that then provides auto-login/off for the other apps installed on Chrome
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    How do YOU pronounce GIF?(olsenhome.com)

    1 points by 83457 16y ago|0 comments
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    by 83457 16y ago

    I think it may come down to the complexity of a project. For something non-trivial simply having someone to bounce ideas off of can make a big difference in one's overall efficiency, and thus probably happiness.
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    by 83457 17y ago

    ...or is there some subtlety here that's missing? Nothing subtle about it really. They are only presenting tests in which IE passed.