DonGateley

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by DonGateley 12y ago
Is "extremely greasy and nasty looking" just a self evaluation or is it shared by others? It could be that it just violates your self image and because of that you are repelled by it.
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by DonGateley 12y ago
HD with Amazon Prime is only available on these devices: http://www.amazon.com/gp/video/ontv/devices/ref=atv_dp_hd_de... which does not include a PC. Trial cancelled. They make it so that the only way t
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by DonGateley 12y ago
Pretty much because you need to claim that in order to murder a suspect with impunity.
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by DonGateley 12y ago
One problem with this is the number of thugs in city and town police forces. They aren't going to give up their bully franchises easily.
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by DonGateley 12y ago
These Moto phones would be great vehicles for getting people to try Ubuntu Touch. Why do they only provide images for the most expensive possibilities?
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by DonGateley 12y ago
Beats 'phones could be a recognizable and elegant adjunct to a headworn VR device if Apple has any plans in that area. I'd be rather surprised if they didn't and see this as a pretty clear indicator we'll see them enter
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by DonGateley 12y ago
Thanks. [3] is essentially the outline of the first course I took from him. It didn't occur me that SRT division might have any recent relevance, ancient history and all that, but Google tells me that the Pentium floating point bug was
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by DonGateley 12y ago
I wish I could find the part written by J.E. Robertson. I took several graduate level courses from him as an undergraduate in the mid '60s. He became the world expert on division. He found that if you recoded to the redundant base -
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by DonGateley 12y ago
Thank you. $32 and on order.
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by DonGateley 12y ago
It says 27 subjects experienced induced lucid dreaming. How many didn't? If the rate is anywhere near 100% and the experimental setup description can be obtained there will be DIY boxes galore to do this and soon. Does anybody know w
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by DonGateley 12y ago
Has anyone looked to see if Beats might have an interesting patent portfolio? Something perhaps to augment Apple's recently granted patent on bioinformatic earphones?
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by DonGateley 12y ago
As much as I dislike the impact this could have I must say that designing a clean, orthogonal, complete API can take longer than actually implementing it. A properly thought out API will dictate the implementation and strongly optimize it.
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by DonGateley 12y ago
When it's half that I will start to get interested. I can't see what advantage it has over food, other than fad appeal, when it's more expensive.
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by DonGateley 12y ago
Other than the spiral flexures that NASA uses this seems to be rather unique in that shock is absorbed in two dimensions rather than one. No matter from what direction jerk is applied the wheel will absorb it in the same or a similar direc
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by DonGateley 12y ago
A real sleeper in headphone market is the $33 Philips SHL9705A-28. They are as comfortable as anything on-ear that I have listened to and better sounding than most of the high-end devices. They put the ATH-M50 to shame. The AKG-K702, not
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by DonGateley 12y ago
What do you think permanently changes electro-mechanically during this mythical "break in"? The mass of coil and diaphragm? Can't. The compliance of the surround? Won't. The resistance, inductance or capacitance of the
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by DonGateley 12y ago
So pay them. There, that's cleared up.
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by DonGateley 12y ago
Heh, as a wet behind the ears engineer I worked on the first computer for IBM that switched late in the design from core to solid state. Saw lots of higher density versions of what he is holding in that video. Back then our field engineers
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by DonGateley 12y ago
Really naive question: might it be possible to bridge Rust to some older language's high content, well developed library?
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by DonGateley 12y ago
My thought too except I can't see what he is doing or might do with the float except fund promotion to leverage growth.
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by DonGateley 12y ago
You beat me to the punch. Purdy's book has been far too obscure for far too long. He was the first to awaken me to this cultural deviance and I've been stuck with seeing it everywhere ever since. While it may be too simplistic
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by DonGateley 12y ago
Yeah, after a moving wait bar it just comes up grey.
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by DonGateley 12y ago
Whether or not he is remembered for it, except for Tim Berners Lee no one else holds a candle to him in that regard. I had enough years "before" that the years "after" and what his work effected delineates it as the mos
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by DonGateley 12y ago
That's just plain stupid. Because it was being over-diagnosed and became fad mental illness of the day does not mean it doesn't exist. It most certainly does. There are specific behavioral and verbal traits and even physiognome
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by DonGateley 12y ago
I have never been able to get HD in a browser on my PC with "free" Instant Prime. I cancelled Prime because of all the obscure restrictions on streaming Instant Prime. What are you doing to get HD from Instant Prime?
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by DonGateley 12y ago
Do your due diligence well. Amazon does an amazing job of obscuring what Instant Prime is available on leaving an easy impression that it is when it isn't. No Tivo, for example, but they make it all too easy to misunderstand that.
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by DonGateley 12y ago
What carriers is it incompatible with?
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by DonGateley 12y ago
Teeth falling out is more a consequence of smoking its hydrochloride. The vapor condenses to hydrochloric acid which has a predictable effect on teeth.
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by DonGateley 12y ago
That is very cool. I know that John Cocke who invented the architecture (and was an old drinking buddy of mine) would definitely approve. It was an outgrowth of his work developing the first optimizing compiler (Fortran) with Fran Allen wh
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by DonGateley 12y ago
Does anyone know when all this started? Who got the first software patent and when?

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