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by FigBug 13y ago
In my MSDN Account there are 38 versions of Window 8 and 12 of Window 8 Enterprise.
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by FigBug 13y ago
I thought this was go to be bat Graeme Obree, who is Scottish not Eglish, who is attempting to break the human powered vehicle speed record which is currently 82.4 mph on a bike he is building himself.
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by FigBug 13y ago
On iOS, if an app crashes or doesn't function when permissions are denied, it won't get approved to be in the app store.
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by FigBug 13y ago
Microsoft and Intel have been sucking all the profits out of the PC market for the last 10+ years. The PC makers are operating on razor thing margins and have little budget to innovate. When they do innovate they have no ability to update t
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by FigBug 13y ago
I've been in the work force 12 years and had 4 jobs. My first job was my University Co-op that turned into full time employment after I graduated. When I want to change jobs I put the word out to my friends and ex-coworkers that I&#x27
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by FigBug 13y ago
If you haven't already, buy noise cancelling headphones. It's amazing the difference they make. The almost completely cut out the droning noise.
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by FigBug 13y ago
Same thing happens on Windows if hardware acceleration is enabled. The video is decoded and drawn by the video card.
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by FigBug 13y ago
Canada switched to metric between the mid 70s and mid 80s. I was born in 1977. Things like my height and weight I only know customary units. Food is still advertised in customary units even though it is sold in metric. Pop cans are still 12
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by FigBug 13y ago
From the stats I could find, I estimate about 0.5% of them are running CyabogenMod. I had expected it to be more.
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by FigBug 13y ago
Most languages don't have 5 byte types. Even if you make a struct with a 32bit int and an 8bit int it's get padded to 64bits. Additional complexity for no savings.
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by FigBug 13y ago
On a somewhat unrelated topic, I've been trying to remember the name of the 'Kobayashi Maru' for months and I ket remembering it as 'Komagata Maru' which is something completely different. Thank you for jogging my memory.
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by FigBug 13y ago
My city of 350,000 has 9 cup cake shops. I can't see how it will last.
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by FigBug 13y ago
Yup, if you want to get to the Razer specific settings you need to log in. I wanted to turn the led in the mouse off, since it heated my hand and was annoying. Login was required and the servers were down. Razer never again, even though an
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by FigBug 14y ago
Star Prototype http://www.star-prototype.com/services/rapid-plastic-injecti...
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by FigBug 14y ago
I'll have to check at work tomorrow, but fairly low, maybe 1000 - 2000. It was a plastic case with one bottom and two tops. The company we used has these jigs that can make molds out of a combination of custom parts and generic parts to kee
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by FigBug 14y ago
Even with you pointing it out, I had to read the sentence twice to find it.
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by FigBug 14y ago
I liked this article and would like to see more like it. With the maker movement, Kickstarter, 3D printing, etc there now seems to be a lot more interest in making physical products. But the isn't a lot of public information about the costs
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by FigBug 14y ago
I didn't notice, since Google Drive pretty much always says "Unable to connect" for me. If I restart it, it'll stay connected for a while and then go back to "unable to connect" Anybody else have this issue?
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by FigBug 14y ago
I started in construction as a steel worker. One life altering injury later I retrained as a code monkey. Much happier, wish I did it first, I always was interested in computers.
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by FigBug 14y ago
Thanks. This is the first library I've seen where compression can be done on the micro. I was looking for something like this to compress recorded data so it would take less time to transfer. Since then I've increased my transfer speeds and
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by FigBug 14y ago
And RAM uses power, whether it's being used or not. Having more RAM means shorter battery life.
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by FigBug 14y ago
Not exactly what you want, but there is Sportiiis, that gives you pace, hr, cadence etc with a visual led bar and audio prompts. http://4iiii.com/2012/product-sportiiiis/ There is also the o-synce screeneye x that is a visor that gives yo
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by FigBug 14y ago
Except Walter said it, not Wayne. And it was advice for junior players, not pros.
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by FigBug 14y ago
My aunt was a programmer. She gave me my first computer (TRS-80) and taught me to program in the 80s. By the time I got my degree and started working as a programmer she had retired to northern BC and was no longer into technology. I owe my
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by FigBug 14y ago
It was a long time ago, and I was a newbie as well, but I just remember it being one of the more painful things I've done. Coming from C, I remember it being a mix of amazing easy and amazingly hard. Things that would be 100s of lines of C
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by FigBug 14y ago
This isn't a good idea since even it happens to work it invokes undefined behaviour. If you change the method to virtual it will crash. I think you mean non-virtual method, not 'class method' or static method which wouldn't have a this poin
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by FigBug 14y ago
A while back I wrote a Scheme interpreter in Prolog. I would recommend nobody use it. Nor would I recommend writing Scheme in Prolog. https://github.com/FigBug/scheme
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by FigBug 14y ago
Looks good. I'm always looking for better ways to read reddit. I don't like their UI. I've been experimenting with the best way to read reddit. My first idea was a specialized browser that has 5 tabs open. When you close one tab, another au
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by FigBug 14y ago
Why not just use http://wasteaguid.info ?
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by FigBug 14y ago
I hadn't realized the Airplay keys had been cracked. Last time I looked for something like this they hadn't. I've already bought an extra airport express, but I kinda just want to build this for fun. I'm seeing lots of complaints about the

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