JeremyChase

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by JeremyChase 17y ago
Building the hardware is an amazing project. You are suggesting that he should have designed a new architecture, core language, and operating system as well? Maybe he should just cure cancer too.
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by JeremyChase 17y ago
Worked fine for me in FF3.5.1
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by JeremyChase 17y ago
I have a feeling that the "Under 50 cent" result are from Adsense(mine is), and I wonder how much the larger sites are still able to bring in.
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by JeremyChase 17y ago
"The Shack" is also what we Amateur Radio operators call the room or area where we have all out radios. Ironically, Radio Shack was a huge Amateur Radio supplier, but shuttered that portion of their business a few years ago. 73 de N1JER
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by JeremyChase 17y ago
Entirely agree. I flag such submissions.
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Poll: What CPM are you seeing on your content sites?
6 points by JeremyChase 17y ago|1 comments
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by JeremyChase 17y ago
Under 50 cents
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by JeremyChase 17y ago
0.50 - 1.00 dollars
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by JeremyChase 17y ago
1.00 - 2.00
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by JeremyChase 17y ago
2.00 - 3.00
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by JeremyChase 17y ago
3.00 - 4.00
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by JeremyChase 17y ago
4.00 - 6.00
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by JeremyChase 17y ago
6.00 - 9.00
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by JeremyChase 17y ago
9.00+
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by JeremyChase 17y ago
Bill I am going to give it a try too; but we won't know if it has worked for 2 days. Tomorrow(Tuesday EST) you'll wake up and eat, and that is the trigger to alter your sleep schedule. If you wake up naturally the following day (Wednesday E
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by JeremyChase 17y ago
One of the first concerns I have about a site is performance. Not scaling , but making sure the site itself operates very quickly. I have found that the path to getting a fast load time often leads to a reasonable level of scaling.
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by JeremyChase 17y ago
I think it is easy to think this way if you don't operate in many circles. Around MS and with Ballmer's associates, I am sure that there are very few Apple products around. But go into any Starbucks in NYC and you'll probably see more Mac's
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by JeremyChase 17y ago
Your point is precisely the example I mean. In *BSD the kernel, core, and packages/ports are all tied to one ABI at any time. Linux/GNU's system is more free from, and as a result can result in these problems.
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by JeremyChase 17y ago
Being a fan of the BSDs I have to point out that this type of decision would not happen there. The reason being that the kernel and userland are not separate entities; they are a system. If you update your kernel the userland has to update
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by JeremyChase 17y ago
The challenge of working on a project part-time is not a limit on time; it is follow through. For example if you can give 15 hours a week to a project at 100% you will be able to build something significant within a few months. If you don't
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by JeremyChase 17y ago
I often feel the same way because I shoot holes in 9 out of 10 of my own ideas. I also think that you should have some competitors as it demonstrates that what you are doing actually has a market. Keep working on ideas, and work on execut
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by JeremyChase 17y ago
Historically, they have released almost every two years anyway. Potato and Woody are the only exceptions (1 year and 3 years). So it makes sense to me to shift it. http://www.debian.org/doc/manuals/project-history/ch-release...
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Debian decides to adopt time-based release freezes(debian.org)
60 points by JeremyChase 17y ago|14 comments
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by JeremyChase 17y ago
I didn't say that it was illegal; I said it implied it. I'm not sure how much more firmly it can be said so I'll just repeat what you already pasted: _especially for an illegal or deceitful purpose_
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by JeremyChase 17y ago
By using the word 'collude' you are implying that AT&T and Apple are acting illicitly. While I do find their actions extremely objectionable I doubt any of this is illegal.
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by JeremyChase 17y ago
I have a small bottle that I refill several times a day with water. If I am drinking soda I prefer Pepsi Max (similar to Coke Zero)
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by JeremyChase 17y ago
This was my experience as well. People always assume you are available if you don't have a conventional job. This can make time management a challenge.
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by JeremyChase 17y ago
This is a staggering figure, but shouldn't be a surprise when you look at the PC laptop offerings. The way I see it, there are so many offerings under $1,000 that I can't see why you would pay more for a PC. $800 or so will get you a near t
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by JeremyChase 17y ago
There is a practical reason for this depending on your algorithm. In mine it was much faster to change the last 5 characters instead of changing the entire string. I saw about a 50% performance improvement by creating a fixed set of 12 word
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Realtime Engineyard Contest Results (unofficial)(digitalworkboxlabs.com)
4 points by JeremyChase 17y ago|0 comments

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