JosephHatfield

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by JosephHatfield 10y ago
I don't see how elections themselves aren't term limits. You want to end someone's reign, vote them out. Am I missing something?
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by JosephHatfield 10y ago
I have CarPlay in my 2016 VW Golf R and the only map app that shows up is Apple Maps. I can still use Google Maps; I just plan my route on that app, and then bring up Apple Maps in CarPlay if I need to actually see a map. Google Maps contin
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by JosephHatfield 10y ago
When I was growing up along the Indian River in Florida, they used to send trucks through the neighborhood on summer nights that sent out huge clouds of mosquito killing fog. <s>I'm sure that was perfectly safe.</s>
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by JosephHatfield 10y ago
The city is currently requiring many owners of soft story buildings in the Outer Richmond district to pay for seismic refitting.
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by JosephHatfield 11y ago
Danny Yadron, a reporter for the Gaurdian, recently tweeted "Reliable sources with a variety of biases saying Cellebrite rumor is bunk."
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by JosephHatfield 11y ago
McClendon is actually an exception here; He was known for being an extravagant spender.
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by JosephHatfield 11y ago
Those demo planets look they are only few hundred miles in diameter. Is this a hardware limitation or it is simply done here to shorten the demos?
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by JosephHatfield 11y ago
If you use the AWS Simple Monthly Calculator, it shows a $600 a month charge for one dedicated IP/SSL certificate on Cloudfront. Is this not the same thing as the new free certificate?
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by JosephHatfield 11y ago
If you share the page on Facebook you should see Segway Robot Responsive Minimal Bootstrap Theme
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by JosephHatfield 11y ago
I have discovered a truly remarkable non nested-array solution which this margin is too small to contain.
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by JosephHatfield 11y ago
Eulerian path through SF? Sounds like a hard problem. :)
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by JosephHatfield 11y ago
Those buildings may be practically abandoned, but the new Pike & Rose development only two blocks away appears to be doing quite nicely, and work has already begun on a new development project near what used to be White Flint mall. I li
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by JosephHatfield 12y ago
I would switch to an electric car immediately if I had some place to plug it in. That's a bigger problem for me than the number of miles I can get on one charge. I need about 25 miles a day from my car. More than that is gravy.
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by JosephHatfield 12y ago
When I first drove my 2012 VW Golf R, I was startled by how rumbly the engine sounded. Found out the sound was produced by a device called the soundaktor that was attached to the windshield frame. The device would send low-frequency vibrati
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by JosephHatfield 12y ago
Been playing since the Beta, and still haven't found a game to take its place.
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by JosephHatfield 12y ago
Sold my first code in 1979. It was a collection of APL routines to solve optimization problems for the NMSU Physical Science Laboratory.
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by JosephHatfield 12y ago
Do you recall if the original alleged computer system problem mentioned a particular EHR? Not sure I read anything except vague references to software error.
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by JosephHatfield 12y ago
"Windows 9" would have started causing confusion by the time Microsoft released patch version "Windows 9.5"
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by JosephHatfield 12y ago
This is the beginning of the end for the conventional desktop license, I fear. Is the Wolfram Creative Cloud far behind?
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by JosephHatfield 12y ago
I was one of the first people in DC to get the Smart Card. That original card lasted for more than ten years. The first (much thinner) replacement card failed after two months. The second failed after three months. I complained to WMATA and
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by JosephHatfield 12y ago
How is this helpful to the Google Maps user? If I'm looking for an Uber ride, I couldn't care less about opening Google Maps. I just open Uber and request a car.
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by JosephHatfield 13y ago
I have friends in LA/Hollywood who use the word "gig" when referring to any job of indeterminate length; especially if it pays well. ex: "Oh, man, I'd love to have that gig!"
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by JosephHatfield 13y ago
Anyone care to conjecture the practical effects of invalidating software patents beyond saving everyone involved time and money to litigate those patents? It may be valuable for that reason alone, but I'm trying to imagine a world wher
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by JosephHatfield 13y ago
Two consecutive goto fail statements, but no unreachable code warning in the builds?
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by JosephHatfield 13y ago
I've had three older folks just this week ask me how to permanently delete their Google+ profiles. One even insisted on deleting it even though he'd never actually gone past the initial sign-in page.
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by JosephHatfield 13y ago
Just saw a recent news post reporting the executives at High Times are about to start a private-equity fund called the HTG Fund that will provide and cash and credit to cannabis-related businesses. Wonder if they'll also be able to pro
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by JosephHatfield 13y ago
This is a rhetorical question, but tell me, do the credit card issuers even lift, er, I mean, care about security?
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by JosephHatfield 13y ago
Understood. Note that, apparently, if you DO respond to one of these messages, the original sender is actually provided with your email address. Here's the text of a message I just received from Google: "How it works with email ad
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by JosephHatfield 13y ago
Agree that this should be opt-in only. Google may believe that people wouldn't use the feature if they had to go to the trouble of enabling it. BTW, it appears that this feature cannot be used to spam others. If you receive such an ema
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by JosephHatfield 13y ago
My technique for personal space management when "networking" is to let the other person determine how close they want to be. I try not to move away or move in once that distance is set. People seem to react well to this.

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