Cheyana

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by Cheyana 9y ago
Maybe archive.org for the books, vetusware.com for the tools.
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by Cheyana 9y ago
Great. Now do Memento.
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by Cheyana 9y ago
Years ago I used to tell customers that it was a picture of Bill Gates backyard. Most of them (if not all) believed me.
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by Cheyana 9y ago
I think he might be commenting on the fact that it's a blog post...about a blog post.
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by Cheyana 9y ago
Will we see one for female employees? Or would that be too expensive to compile?
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by Cheyana 9y ago
I had a similar situation some years back and decided it wasn't worth the potential legal battle... They: Experts Exchange (IT technical help) Mine: Expert Sex Change (For people seeking reliable resources for transgender surgery)
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by Cheyana 9y ago
Talk about full-stack development...
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by Cheyana 9y ago
Well, it IS Medium after all...
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by Cheyana 9y ago
True story...after popping a button off my dockers for the third time I said "the heck with this" and decided to skip the fast food for lunch, then I embarked on a simple plan. No fast food, no soda. I weighed a little over 200 po
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by Cheyana 10y ago
Because it looks "cool".
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by Cheyana 10y ago
Mesa, AZ
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by Cheyana 10y ago
A little old...C Database Development by Al Stevens.
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by Cheyana 10y ago
Can you tell me if I have a virus on my computer?
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by Cheyana 10y ago
Yup. From Financial Review: "Before Apple’s Steve Jobs died in 2011, he told Google cofounder and CEO Larry Page that his company was trying to do too much. As Page later told the Financial Times, he replied, “If we just do the same th
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by Cheyana 10y ago
At some point the robots and AI will take care of us, similar to how they did in The Matrix, or I,Robot. I'm sure we'll be fine.
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by Cheyana 10y ago
I saw a black version of the same car here in Arizona last week, complete with roof apparatus. I guess it's just being driven and isn't self-driving yet. The Google car has been around here for weeks.
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by Cheyana 10y ago
I think the motivation behind the list is to point out how this subject seems to be in heavy rotation in the media. EVERY city and EVERY country in the world wants thriving and powerful economic development, and now they all have the means
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by Cheyana 10y ago
Funny. Phoenix is on that list from 2012 and I was reading yet another article about it just yesterday... http://www.nytimes.com/2016/06/19/us/phoenix-focuses-on-rebu...
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by Cheyana 10y ago
They reference another article that contains a quote from an Intel employee... "Ransomware and crypto malware are rising at an alarming rate and show no signs of stopping," said Raj Samani, European technology head for Intel Secur
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by Cheyana 10y ago
About 20 years ago, when MASM was still for sale on the retail shelf, I called Microsoft with a problem when the help files wouldn't install (from floppy). The person on the other end showed me how to extract them manually, then later
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by Cheyana 10y ago
I work in an IT dept which supports almost a dozen departments that all told use about 30 or 40 apps, almost all of which are still 32-bit. The hardware is recent and all 64-bit (as is our OS) but even the MS Office we use is 32-bit because
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by Cheyana 11y ago
Also interesting was the first reason he gave for being angry: "Rep. Ted Lieu: They could hear any call of pretty much anyone who has a smartphone. It could be stock trades you want someone to execute." Yeah, you wouldn't wan
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by Cheyana 11y ago
At my place of work, we are heavily invested in a web application hosted by a vendor who insisted QT was needed to play all the little sounds on the web interface that the user hears. It was literally the only reason we had to bring it into
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by Cheyana 11y ago
I guess it couldn't hurt the older Juno either, since people may google Juno to look for it and poke around the Juno website looking for the app for ridesharing.
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by Cheyana 11y ago
Juno still provides dialup service and free email. I just fixed a Juno email issue for a friend (which turned out to be their AVG blocking it). Not sure how this other company gets away with calling themselves Juno.
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by Cheyana 11y ago
It's on my shelf right now, two books away from Soul of a New Machine. Been meaning to give Where Wizards Stay Up Late a try next.
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by Cheyana 11y ago
Maybe a Christian coder could set up a Facebook server on the other side, though I'm not sure what the protocol would be for communicating with it from here.
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by Cheyana 11y ago
Fascinating. I used to do decades ago with my ears what their devices do now: Listen to machinery while walking around the plant I worked in to see if I could pick up on a trouble spot, because I learned over time that mechanical equipment
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by Cheyana 11y ago
"There will have to be habit changes: those who want to compete will likely have to embrace autodidactism-for-life / training-for-life (free college / cheap online learning makes this one much more palatable.)" Your comm
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by Cheyana 11y ago
Yep. All these conspiracy theories... but sometimes the guy just can't face consequences.... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UxVivkXUfdU

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