AndyJPartridge

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   by AndyJPartridge 15y ago

   A very good point you make is those reference manuals. I still remember being about 11 years old entering the poke commands to makes sounds on the Vic-20 from the manual supplied. [1] Without them, it would have been impossible to get such
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   by AndyJPartridge 15y ago

   There must be prior art. Telephone voting on the Eurovision song contest? Customer helpline numbers? Comment cards in restaurants? Forgive me if I've missed something here.
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   by AndyJPartridge 15y ago

   I just don't get how this can be upheld. It's OBVIOUSLY impossible for Johnny Coder to be aware of every patent that has been filed to date. Copying someones overall design wholesale, I can understand. The "Look and Feel" copyright system i
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   by AndyJPartridge 15y ago

   I understand it to mean you should take time out in order to improve the overall quality of your work. Be that training, a vacation, or the literal "sharpening of the axe."
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   by AndyJPartridge 15y ago

   I do respect your work ethic, but it really depends on what you do as to wether this is good advice or not. As a creative type, I really wish I could just sit down and "Get idea's" and then create them. But the reality is that it just doesn
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   by AndyJPartridge 15y ago

   I think this old story is vey relevant here. I have employees that take a lower salary than others, but have up to 7 weeks holiday a year. I'm happy with that. One employee that has 7 weeks holiday has only had 1 day sick in the 6 years I'v
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   by AndyJPartridge 15y ago

   Indeed, I have looked myself for a costing. I guess that any disclosure of costs by the court would also disclose who paid said costs, and therefore... Ah, what a calamity. It's interesting that due to pressure some of the CCTV in the UK is
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   by AndyJPartridge 15y ago

   I've not needed to be anywhere at any particular time most days for about 8 years now. I sleep wildly like you mention, and often don't feel good for it. I recently went camping in the Lake District, and as the camp sites were very dark at
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   by AndyJPartridge 15y ago

   You might want to look at a project such as PhoneGap. I've been using them for a work related app on iOS, and it's incredibly useful and easy to use.
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    by AndyJPartridge 15y ago

    Same :-( $ curl -I http://78.140.176.180/ [SNIP] HTTP/1.1 301 Moved Permanently
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    by AndyJPartridge 15y ago

    I'm on a Virgin Media 50MB connection, and filesonic.com is blocked for me.
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    by AndyJPartridge 15y ago

    If you read through the eMails, it's hard to dispute Zuck pulled a fast one. So it looks like Ceglia has a good claim on 50% of Zucks share of Facebook: ""By virtue of his 50% ownership interest in the General Partnership, Cegliais entitled
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    by AndyJPartridge 16y ago

    I suspect there isn't anything more to know, except who paid which legal bills.
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    by AndyJPartridge 16y ago

    I agree the author is onto something substantial. Google is a bunch of great add-ons without a message board. Facebook is a great message board with mediocre add-ons. Google needs a message board.
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    by AndyJPartridge 16y ago

    I'm loving that glow! Great work. I'm outside on a laptop and can hardly read the grey text though.
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    by AndyJPartridge 16y ago

    If you change the port, you are saying you know more than the average admin, and may have more interesting things on your server.
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    by AndyJPartridge 16y ago

    Try here: http://www.google.com/landing/onepass/ Edit: Ah, same problem. Sorry. Edit 2: It's working now, but they are only after "some partners" so I guess it's a private Beta as such at the moment.
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    by AndyJPartridge 16y ago

    What I was thinking, put another way, is that they are taking a risk with these two price-points doing this and getting caught out. There is no need when they have headphones much cheaper, and MUCH more expensive than these two. I do agree
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    by AndyJPartridge 16y ago

    Agreed it's not fraud... But wouldn't it be (morally? commercially?) better to sell one product at the mid-point? I know in a limited range it's good to have a better and a worse to sell the median, but that doesn't apply here. They have ma
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    by AndyJPartridge 16y ago

    Thanks for the reply. I looked this up: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bulk_reading "Bulk reading is a means for orienting in conduct of logistics processes, but caused by a higher quote of reading failures, not suitable for inventory manag
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    by AndyJPartridge 16y ago

    I'm having trouble understanding the technical possibility of chips being deactivated in this scenario. I see from the police report it wasn't, but just wondered anyway. If someone grabs X chips, where X is quite a high number, and walks ou
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    by AndyJPartridge 16y ago

    UK Opinion: I started writing an application 10 years before the formation of a UK Ltd company, and when I joined them I let them use it. I ended up having to negotiate and buy said software from the liquidator when it failed because it was
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    by AndyJPartridge 16y ago

    That's good :) I'm playing with Javascript gaming/coding at the moment, so this is very educational. Thanks. Some single player gaming would be great, although huddling round the keyboard is very (very) social :-)