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Fuzzwah
12y ago
I've requested an invite. I see it as a replacement for the ditigal photoframe pc I built a few years back out of an old laptop and have in my kitchen. Its running XP with a heap of autoIT scripts I hacked together, controlled by an MC
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Echo is always on and connected to Wi-Fi so it's ready to respond instantly. Music: Listen to your Amazon Music Library, Prime Music, TuneIn, and iHeartRadio.
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12y ago
You may also like...... Hells Angels: A Strange and Terrible Saga by Hunter S Thimpson http://www.amazon.com/Hells-Angels-Strange-Terrible-Saga/dp/... Stone (1974) http://www.imdb.com/title/tt
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12y ago
I hadn't heard about that, thanks for the info. I dug up this article: http://www.parabolicarc.com/2014/10/08/work-continues-hybrid...
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12y ago
From https://twitter.com/virgingalactic > Virgin Galactic's partner Scaled Composites conducted a powered test flight of #SpaceShipTwo earlier today. > During the test, the vehicle suffered a serious anomaly resu
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12y ago
I use XBMC running on an R-Pi and control it with a cheap "media center" remote control [1]. While it does include a "mouse function" via a kind of d-pad I've only ever had to use it a handful of times to do things
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12y ago
I've used a variety of services similar to this over the years; delicious, spurl and currently diigo. My use case works like this: 1) find an interesting website / article 2) highlight a paragraph 3) click the magic button (ie: di
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12y ago
To save anyone else who doesn't trust themselves doing simple time based math and googling 14000 seconds in hours: ~14000 seconds = ~3.9 hours
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12y ago
I'm coming to this massive comment party late, but I wanted to drop my thoughts about this and explain why I'm personally very excited by OneGet. I'm a very experienced Windows Server Admin (15 years). I'm also a fairly
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12y ago
I found Jiro's son to be the more interesting character. The way he talks about being raised in the shadow of a master and choosing to follow in his father's footsteps is touching.
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12y ago
I had big dreams of creating an IT support contact system using Wave. I imagined users initiating contact and being greeted by a robot which would ask them for the basic details. Based on this information they would be picked up by the appr
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12y ago
Because the linked article includes a lot more than just the details of that meeting.
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12y ago
Thanks for the 90's flashback. It sounds so much better as a verb than Mission Impossibling.
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Fuzzwah
12y ago
Better: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_X-planes
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12y ago
I can only paraphrase PG because I don't want to spend any time digging for the actual comment, but he's basically said: People can use downvotes however they want. There is no guideline to communicate. I can personally see the pr
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12y ago
Yes to both. IRC is the common method of setting up a command and control system for a network of hijacked systems.
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This solution got me thinking about something which I found interesting enough to feel the need to share. I can imagine my Dad using this geometric method to solve the problem at hand. He's a very intelligent guy who has worked in the
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12y ago
I was going to post asking for level numbers to be displayed, but then I read through the comments here and actually enjoyed reading people's stories about levels and having to describe them in terms other than "level #53".
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12y ago
You were correct. That is really fun to play with.
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I always enjoy reading about this topic. If you do too, then you might also enjoy thinking about how reverse swing bowling in cricket works: http://www.espncricinfo.com/magazine/content/story/258645.ht... TL;
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12y ago
I'm normally firmly in the "I hate websites that mess with the normal scrolling of a page" crowd. The scrolling transition at the top of this page really impressed me.
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12y ago
I have a similar setup to you. I'm not sure where you're storing your local content, mine is all on a couple of external USB HDDs connected to the R-Pi. I'm not seeing how the Nexus Play is going to replace the R-Pi running X
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s/hacking/licking/g would be my pick
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I believe the Humble Player handles this for many of these games. From the related article about the process of porting Aaaaaa to asm.js; "Lastly you’ll want to think about ways to allow your data to persist across multiple browsers on
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I've bought a number of humble bundles and have noticed that there is generally a steady rise in price over the first day of a bundle being announced. For example when I bought this bundle the unlock price was $4.18. What works well fo
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I realize you're hectically trying to respond to a heap of comments here, but you really need to ensure you're clicking reply to the actual comment you're replying to.
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12y ago
Except for all the unknown reasons. edit: oh and the obvious humanity sustaining environment redundancy reason which Elon Musk believes is important enough to invest time and effort into SpaceX.
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I'm not a venmo user, but it reminds me of the ease of money transfer that my circle of friends had when we were all big time into playing online poker. We used the simple and free money xfer systems to pay each other back for heaps of
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12y ago
None of them work on my Chrome install (current version, win7).
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You're on the money here. Of course "predominant use and purpose" eventually boils down to "I know it when I see it" [1] 1: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/I_know_it_when_I_see_it
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