Ives

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by Ives 14y ago
The standard way of handling recurring payments is to send recurring invoices and have users pay those. I don't see the issue. (I agree with you that CC's are the only practical way nonetheless.)
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by Ives 14y ago
Ehm, I'll admit that at this time no causal link is established although there is a correlation [1]. I've come to realize that I don't have a good source for what I wrote earlier. Sources like [2] do claim a causal link but I was unable to
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by Ives 14y ago
It's real science. Bacteria in your mouth can enter the bloodstream through wounds and travel to your heart. //EDIT: Apparently, although the association between gum disease and heart disease seems to be science, the causal link is not.
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by Ives 14y ago
Unless of course you're planning on using Windows 8 as your only OS.
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by Ives 14y ago
In Windows Phone 7.8 and Windows Phone 8 user-level application tiles are available in two sizes -- where the size of the tile can be chosen by the user.
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by Ives 14y ago
The best sentences on that page are > This rate is designed to weed out less serious clients. Serious clients generally have more exciting projects. I'd rather not freelance. I need to focus on Cheddar. I guess now that he's no longer f
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by Ives 14y ago
You may want to cancel that ball...
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by Ives 14y ago
That's not exactly true, if the comments and the code have at some point diverged, the comments can only serve to confuse the reader.
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by Ives 14y ago
Only what you're suggesting isn't actually battery maintenance. In fact, it will decrease the capacity of your battery (by as much as a normal drain-recharge cycle of course). Cycling the battery will however appear to improve the capacit
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by Ives 14y ago
From the looks of it the average polygon in the system has about 6 vertices, so at 4 bytes a vertex and 4 bytes for RGBA color that's a total of 28 bytes per poly or 1400 bytes total. And that's overestimating vertex positioning (at that si
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by Ives 14y ago
> Even if the resistivity values of the copper and solder are similar (I'm pretty sure they're at least in the same order of magnitude), you'll still end up with the same amount of current running through the copper wire and the solder.
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by Ives 14y ago
If they themselves quote a price for the iPhone starting from 650$, how is 99$ + 20$ a month for 20 months = 499$ dollars total full price? I'm still 150$ short and that's assuming a 0% interest rate.
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by Ives 14y ago
I sort of agree. You can definitely bill over $100/hour in Poland (or Belgium, where I'm located) if you're an experienced consultant, but patio11 was billing that much before he changed his pricing approach. Do you know of anyone that bi
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by Ives 14y ago
What's incredible is that the Nexus 4 is so successful that LG won't make it available in Belgium or the Netherlands[1]. So they clearly think they can sell all of their stock for the foreseeable future in just a few countries. [1] http://
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by Ives 14y ago
Great!
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by Ives 14y ago
It seems like someone forgot Belgium (again).
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by Ives 14y ago
It's unfortunate that shipping to european countries is on average about 4x the cost of the product. For example: a kensington-like cable is 25$ but shipping is $110. Similarly, for a 200$ screen, shipping is $300. So while it's nice that i
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by Ives 14y ago
The 1.5 factor for taxes and savings might be accurate for the US, but is way too low for some places (a factor of 2 would probably still be too low)
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by Ives 14y ago
To be fair, he also owns at least one desktop with several 30 inch screens and probably a nice TV. I admit, when you make it a monthtly cost it's not that high, but 390$ a month is still almost 5k a year, which means most people would be wo
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by Ives 14y ago
Yeah, except for search (so including reader, calendar, gmail, docs, ...) but it's already back up.
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by Ives 14y ago
It is.
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by Ives 14y ago
The same thing is possible in Excel VBA by creating a Private Sub Worksheet_Change(ByVal Target As Range) in the appropriate worksheet, which will be called when a cell is changed. I don't see any reason why a complete blackjack game would
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by Ives 14y ago
Belgium seems ok.
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by Ives 14y ago
Hmm, I seem to be having a font-related problem, both CTRL and ALT symbols show up as (empty) squares. I'm running Chrome 22.0.1201.0 dev-m on Win7.
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by Ives 14y ago
Hah, I just realised what caused it. I have one of those vim-browser plugins and it apparently caught some of my keypresses and didn't pass them on. Sorry about that, it's definitely cool.
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by Ives 14y ago
Strike this. My bad. (Original: First thing I tried: dG to delete everything, didn't work. So, it still needs improvement. Now, I'll admin I'm not 100% sure if G is a vim command or a vi one.)
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by Ives 14y ago
How can rape be misogynistic when men can be raped? I suppose it could be both misogynistic and misandric...
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by Ives 14y ago
Has anyone managed to compile this on Windows (with MikTeX)? I tried but gave up after the great error: xelatex.exe: The operation failed for some reason.
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by Ives 15y ago
Or, at least when running Bash (possibly sh, didn't try), just >foo also works to create file "foo".
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by Ives 15y ago
For Belgian people too...

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