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by AUmrysh 12y ago
Yeah, but you'd pay about the same price for gigabit ethernet from a company that isn't trying to kill net neutrality. I'd much rather google spy on my web browsing (they probably do with chrome anyway), than Comcast.
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by AUmrysh 12y ago
If you get yeast in your intestines and you're taking antibiotics, you can get what's called Auto-Brewery Syndrome. The yeast in your intestines starts to ferment sugars and you get drunk all the time.
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by AUmrysh 12y ago
Sadly, such wordsmiths are far from rare in the world of business. Very often they will go through linguistic gymnastics to make every action of theirs sound good, and justify things they shouldn't have done as okay. In my personal exp
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by AUmrysh 12y ago
What about using a bluetooth keyboard?
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by AUmrysh 13y ago
I think it's a great example of why overriding the default prototype functions is a bad idea.
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by AUmrysh 13y ago
I grew up in Greer (about 20 minutes down Wade Hampton Blvd from BJU), and my mother, even in 2005, still believed that D&D was satanic. She had converted to Judaism, never went to BJU, and still she held that belief because of the mora
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by AUmrysh 13y ago
XNA was quite far from what Unity is. Unity gives you a full engine, whereas XNA was a framework and you had to build the engine yourself. It was a great little library, but it was painful for unskilled software developers (myself at the t
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by AUmrysh 13y ago
Some of us have HBO GO, pay a cable subscription, have Amazon Prime, and still pirate it. It's nice sometimes to be able to download it once and then not waste the bandwidth watching it again, especially when your ISP puts a bandwidth
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by AUmrysh 13y ago
Oculus may be the leader, but they're certainly not the only game in town. Jeri Ellsworth (Technical Illusions) with the CastAR, Sony has one, GameFace Labs, Durovis, etc. are all competitors. Even if Oculus is the best thing out there
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by AUmrysh 13y ago
Kickstarter already has plenty of exploitative scam campaigns. I knew (I use the term loosely, more like I had to ban from a social group for being offensively rude to women) one of the guys that ran a successful kickstarter. He hasn't
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by AUmrysh 13y ago
It is brilliant on Facebook's part. They know they are widely loathed among internet users. They can use this Oculus acquisition to show the world that they aren't just some evil creepy web site with no regard for anything but the
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by AUmrysh 13y ago
Thanks for the info! It really helps knowing how others have solved problems like that. I am interested to know if there is an open source finite state machine for building in SC2.
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by AUmrysh 13y ago
I figured this was how it worked. What ways did you use to get an accurate model of the rules? Did you just use wikis and a stopwatch to figure out how long builds take, what can be built when, etc. or did you actually memory watch or decom
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by AUmrysh 13y ago
I like this, it reminds me a little bit of corewars. Is there a way to get an enemy's type when programming from the base?
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by AUmrysh 13y ago
Would it be possible to modify this to work at 125khz to use passive RFID?
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by AUmrysh 13y ago
An iPhone camera isn't really good enough to OCR vehicles as you move past them in a parking lot. You get skew from rolling shutter effects, plus it's going to be shaking violently when attached to an automobile without proper dam
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by AUmrysh 13y ago
Sometimes they ask and the seller will tell them. Sometimes the seller will try to use it as a bargaining tactic (which inevitably fails).
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by AUmrysh 13y ago
It's about convenience. Also consider that many workplaces provide the Keurig machine in common areas (kitchens, cafeterias) for employees to use their own k-cups with. One of my former employers actually had a contract with their vend
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by AUmrysh 13y ago
It's illegal for them to reverse engineer (and reimplement) hardware DRM for interoperability, but software DRM circumvention is protected by DMCA, only for the purpose of interoperability.
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by AUmrysh 13y ago
Couldn't someone with a known withdrawal from mtgox use the address the money came from to trace up the blockchain? I don't know if gox used multiple wallets, but if not it should be pretty obvious where the money came from and w
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by AUmrysh 13y ago
In what way would you write regexes verbosely? I'm actually quite interested in the idea because regexes can be confusing to write at times, and it's difficult to remember which form to use where, if you use them in many language
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by AUmrysh 13y ago
The beauty of a badge is that you can meet someone, forget their name when they tell you, and by looking at the badge (assuming they have it properly displayed), not have to be embarrassed that you've forgotten their name. It also serv
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by AUmrysh 13y ago
The point of the strawman was, I believe, to mock those who claim to want a free market, but support politicians who legislate such local monopolies.
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by AUmrysh 13y ago
I've been casually exploring Godot Engine for the last few days, and I have to say it's got everything I personally need in a 2d engine as a beginner game developer. I feel like someone with more experience/knowledge may find
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by AUmrysh 13y ago
I use namecheap, but I don't actually maintain any of the domains I own, I just have one for my name and I used to have a minecraft server set up with a domain, but it stopped being played.
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by AUmrysh 13y ago
If they came up with a unified, cross platform, UI format, it would make it so much easier. As it is now, you have to write your own view for each platform, instead of being able to use generic objects (buttons, cells, text, images, etc.) w
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by AUmrysh 13y ago
Xamarin relies heavily on mono, I don't see them rebuilding it just for Linux when they're so heavily invested in the MS platform.
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by AUmrysh 13y ago
It seems that now we have the opposite, an incentive for people to go directly to debt collectors. I had a radiology office in Charlotte give me a needless CT scan and bill me directly (instead of my insurance), so I owed them hundreds, and
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by AUmrysh 13y ago
Why can't this be used to replace all of the java applets or allow java back into the browser? I know there were security issues before with native Java, perhaps JS sandboxed Java could solve the security issues.
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by AUmrysh 13y ago
Well, it can transfer heat when electric current is applied. They used these for processor coolers in the 90s, I remember my father had one and it broke one day and so his processor let out the blue smoke.

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