Dobbs

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by Dobbs 18y ago
Hate to hijack the thread but can anyone offer some examples of good Python and/or C code to look through/read?
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by Dobbs 18y ago
It stated in the article that there was infact a prototype it just could only play 3.5 mins of music.
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by Dobbs 18y ago
I think Microsoft wins again because we DID watch the ad didn't we? The problem with your statement, is that watches mean nothing if they do not sell the item. Selling the item means nothing if people don't view the ad. One does not work
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by Dobbs 18y ago
What I think this is trying to say is know your shit. If your building a jabber-do-hickey know how it works. If someone asks you a question be ready to answer. As for the audience this would probably be better as ask away, try and learn abo
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by Dobbs 18y ago
If I have a choice around 2-3. If we are crunching at work, anywhere from 2AM - 8AM. I honestly find that I focus the best in the mornings because everyone else is asleep and I don't have as many distractions.
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by Dobbs 18y ago
Part of the problem is that AT&T is a partially public company in that it receives huge benefits from the government. Also google is an entirely opt-in option where as AT&T is usually the user's only choice. I know these are in some
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by Dobbs 18y ago
What about a public key ssl server? Webmaster Bob wants to add his key to the server. Bob goes to the server page and hits add key button, puts in an email address for the webmaster, his public key and submits. Then the public key server
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by Dobbs 18y ago
Top is an amazing tool, don't get me wrong but its very limited. The major flaw of top (and its not really a flaw) is that Top is limited to one machine. When you have a cluster of say 20-300 you need more powerful tools. Also top doesn't m
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by Dobbs 18y ago
Yes industries like welding have been using high-pressure tanks for decades, but that's not high pressure tanks that are traveling at 70 miles an hour in a tight corridor surrounded by hundreds of other cars that likewise are traveling at 7
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by Dobbs 18y ago
I found my self mostly in the second, surprised me as I'm a very noobish self taught programmer. I do like the reading list included had some books I'll defiantly check out.
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by Dobbs 18y ago
Sorry can't say I've read it but I'll add it to my list.
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by Dobbs 18y ago
So far: Harry Potter and the Sorcerers Stone The Age of Reason - Thomas Paine The first ignited my love for reading the the second changed how I look at life.