CaveTech

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by CaveTech 13y ago
Because true iOS connoisseurs like to know that the developer didn't sell out and support those other platforms.
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by CaveTech 13y ago
It can't really go anywhere. It's not a published statement. It's supplied to the owner of the account in privacy.
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by CaveTech 13y ago
I doubt this is the case because in order to play a game on any platform you'd first have to account for the different architecture. Furthermore, one of the core reasons this tech was even created was so that people with low power hard
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by CaveTech 13y ago
My workplace is kind of a weird fusion between old and new; Our development side basically functions like a start-up, but development isn't our core business. While our office does allow things like remote work, my manager is definitel
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by CaveTech 13y ago
The tests are a little ignorant to say the least. In the comments the author says it was important "to see how the same code executed in each language", but the code itself is quite poor and could easily optimized in half a dozen
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by CaveTech 13y ago
This summer I was hit by a truck pulling a wide trailer. The truck overpassed me, but the driver neglected the fact that his trailer was about a foot wider than his truck. It smashed me from behind and laid me out on the pavement. I was luc
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by CaveTech 13y ago
Wasn't referring to their earnings at all. XBox is one of the few MSOFT products that has a positive brand image overall.
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by CaveTech 13y ago
Until Xbox One, at least.
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by CaveTech 13y ago
It's CSS3 and some simple javascript
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by CaveTech 13y ago
Number of submissions is a bad metric, number of readers per submission is much more telling. /r/politic only has 13k readers, but /r/politics has over 3 million. Blocking these domains will have a relatively large impac
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by CaveTech 13y ago
Not particularly. A Macbook Pro should be able to drive one, an air couldn't though.
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by CaveTech 13y ago
Because it doesn't imply that the treatment is successful . If I have a condition or disease it could be misdiagnosed as something much simpler and go unnoticed by me for years. Maybe it's not debilitating but that doesn't m
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by CaveTech 13y ago
Couldn't it then be argued that the doctor is incentivized to give short simple treatments so he can work with more patients?
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by CaveTech 13y ago
AFAIK this has been a problem for well over 2 years now.
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by CaveTech 13y ago
Lets just take a moment and be thankful for how secure they've been previously
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by CaveTech 13y ago
Somewhat, but multiplicative. Wifi requires a good deal more power to begin with, and the high power state of wifi is one of the biggest drains on battery life (after the screen).
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by CaveTech 13y ago
I did extensive research on this about 2 years ago for Android. Holding long standing connections is much more efficient than using multiple HTTP requests, polling included. The reason being mainly the session negotiation and teardown requi
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by CaveTech 13y ago
Congratulations! You've just won a $50,000 gift certificate for SalesForce!
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by CaveTech 13y ago
that is the user experience.
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by CaveTech 13y ago
This is only true if you blindly ignore the fact that enterprise customers are willing to give them money because of their consumer backing. If consumers backed away from FB and Google, their enterprise customers would be following them o
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by CaveTech 13y ago
Being marketed as a HA management platform doesn't really help me... If my server isn't stable enough to handle user management, it sure isn't stable enough to handle my actual service.
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by CaveTech 13y ago
Very interesting if true, any proof/resources?
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by CaveTech 13y ago
They don't have to necessarily trace it back to me, as long as they can't trace it back to you .
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by CaveTech 13y ago
AFAIK the new iPhone still only has 1 GB of memory.
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by CaveTech 13y ago
In how many other places can you pick and choose the terms of your agreement like we constantly do with online services? It's not really up to us to say, "well your ads are annoying! I still need your service though."
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by CaveTech 13y ago
Better yet, add &wadsworth=1 to the query string of any youtube URL :)
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by CaveTech 13y ago
Article is filled with speculation and extremely vague details on his purported "attack". Seems largely like a filler article to me.
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by CaveTech 13y ago
Surely you don't mean do all those steps? That's an incredibly long process that I definitely wouldn't put up with. If I want to check out 10 companies, I simply can't scale with this unless I'm unemployed.
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by CaveTech 13y ago
It is however very unlikely that he actually lost $12m in equipment. Most likely there was some damage done, but no where near that amount. If someone broke a $12m machine, surely their career would be over.
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by CaveTech 13y ago
The problem is Blackberry is a hardware manufacturer, so they'd need a huge volume of sales in software to make up what they would lose in hardware. That said, BB10 doesn't really offer anything compelling above Android for manu

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