Devilboy

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   by Devilboy 16y ago

   Some ISPs do record that information but they are currently not required by law to do so.
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   by Devilboy 16y ago

   There's a whole industry around this - seeking out terminally ill people with life insurance policies and buying the policies at a discount while the client is still alive.
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   by Devilboy 16y ago

   Wouldn't that be 3 SDs to the RIGHT instead?
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   by Devilboy 16y ago

   I think one is enough judging from this video: http://www.vidoemo.com/yvideo.php?i=STZjZ2NhcWuRpNE1tY2M&#38...
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   by Devilboy 16y ago

   If you avoid sharp edges you can take differentials - if not you end up with discontinuities which makes is less useful mathematically.
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   by Devilboy 16y ago

   I think you may have missed his point
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   by Devilboy 16y ago

   You do have 2 pipes - one to Sydney and one to Hawaii.
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   by Devilboy 16y ago

   What if I don't want a yellow rectangle there?
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   by Devilboy 16y ago

   I seriously doubt that this helps at all. If someone tried to print bank notes from Photoshop and fails, they'll just try some other graphics app. I'm pretty sure Gimp and many other apps will work just as well as Photoshop would have.
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    by Devilboy 16y ago

    This article seems to say the ADAIABATIC quantum computers aren't better than classical ones. In other words other quantum computers might still be useful where D-WAVE's adiabatic approach will not? The adiabatic quantum computer from D-WAV
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    by Devilboy 16y ago

    Then maybe HTML is the way to go?
12. 612.▲
    by Devilboy 16y ago

    What about PDF
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    by Devilboy 16y ago

    I was being sarcastic! My internet access is reliable enough for this not to be a problem. For many people (like myself) a computer is pretty useless without internet already. My email is on there. My work is on there. Facebook. News. My ga
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    by Devilboy 16y ago

    Somehow I think Blizzard will manage.
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    by Devilboy 16y ago

    Why are candles old fashioned? Sure electric lights are convenient but what do you do if there's a power failure?
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    by Devilboy 16y ago

    Some people 'work' while walking today - using bluetooth headpieces for example
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    by Devilboy 16y ago

    I think you're confused. We're talking about production levels. Let's talk oil for example. Look at this graph: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Alaska_Crude_Oil_Productio... This graph tells us that peak oil production in Alaska was in
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    by Devilboy 16y ago

    You don't need 'vision' or 'foresight' to listen to your customers.
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    by Devilboy 16y ago

    Some people won't be happy unless they make their OWN protons, neutrons and electrons instead of using existing ones in their artificial life.
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    by Devilboy 16y ago

    Life on earth has been trying to turn the planet into grey goo for billions of years already. I think we'll be OK.
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    by Devilboy 16y ago

    I hope they included checkbits!
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    by Devilboy 16y ago

    Since there's SO many people using .net I really have never had any of these problems you describe. Every database under the sun has loads of users with .net frontends - even compared to RoR users. Yes it's true that the .net+SQLServer user
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    by Devilboy 16y ago

    No self-respecting .NET developer would use MySQL for anything :P
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    by Devilboy 16y ago

    No I don't agree at all. It's trivial to connect your .net applications to any database you want. If SQL Server is $7000 too expensive it's a mistake to assume you'll be better off dumping the entire .net framework just because .net + SQL S
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    by Devilboy 16y ago

    You really don't HAVE to use SQL Server just because you're using .net you know...
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    by Devilboy 16y ago

    It used to be true that Sybase stored procs can by converted to MS-SQL with not much effort, but I guess over the years they've drifted apart quite a bit?
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    by Devilboy 16y ago

    I just found this and I thought you might find it interesting: http://cloudfab.com/fab_facts/ Lots of different processes and materials detailed
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    by Devilboy 16y ago

    Reddit has every story ever so yes.
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    by Devilboy 16y ago

    Not all 3d printers use plastic, there are processes for most metals including titanium. They work by depositing layers of metal dust and fusing it with lasers. The resulting parts can be very strong depending on the process.
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    by Devilboy 16y ago

    Aug 2009 - Mar 2010 looks like for all 7 months!