Moto7451

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by Moto7451 9y ago
I feel like it's more likely that the Education apps they're trying to push to UWP would be ported to the web. I am a firm believer that there are places where desktop apps make more sense but from a market standpoint, porting to
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by Moto7451 9y ago
I'm actually a fan of them but I agree that the city didn't install them correctly. Probably the biggest mistake was allowing bicycles the right of way during pedestrian crossing at the 4th and Colorado intersection. That just tur
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by Moto7451 9y ago
I suppose I don't fit the scientific definition of a slow metabolism. I clock in at around 1800 calories per day, which is within a nominal range. That said, I cannot eat the way the rest of those around me can without gaining huge amo
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by Moto7451 9y ago
I think you mean to say that veganism is a subset of vegetarianism? Omnivores by definition eat animal products. I'm typically vegetarian to suit my own wacky body chemistry and slow metabolism (tldr; lowered/normalized my blood p
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by Moto7451 9y ago
By providing the muscle necessary to protect the rights of Kate Wagner, they have won.
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by Moto7451 9y ago
Yup, it is still prescribed. They gave it to me after I had surgery on ingrown toenails on both sides of both big toes [1]. My Podiatrist used acid to burn away part of the nail matrix to prevent the outer quarter of each toenail from growi
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by Moto7451 9y ago
Past AMD CPUs have had an ARM core with TrustZone. http://www.amd.com/en-us/innovations/software-technologies/s...
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by Moto7451 9y ago
Hehe for what it's worth as a Perl developer, I read that as ".ProjectManagement" but I can see your point. At ZipRecruiter we're launching stuff all the time. Builtinperl.com lists some more people chugging on quietly w
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by Moto7451 9y ago
Doing so would incur a large tax liability when transferring the funds back to the US. The reason Apple has been taking out bonds in the US instead of repatriating the overseas cash reserves is because it's cheaper to do the former to
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by Moto7451 9y ago
The US. Until the tax holiday is law it's a "what if."
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by Moto7451 10y ago
It wouldn't surprise me if that was done to satisfy some large entity's contractual requirements. Perhaps some part of the government that invested in OS/2.
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by Moto7451 10y ago
Yup. I use Safari on my Mac and everything syncs nicely between my devices care of iCloud. I use folders within the bookmark bar to organize things.
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by Moto7451 10y ago
ZipRecruiter, Booking.com, Duck Duck Go, and Craigslist are still building new things in Perl 5. It's out there still, you just have to hunt for it. Here's a site that lists Perl projects and companies: http://www.buil
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Lacking Voting Rights, Snap IPO to Test Fund Governance Talk(fortune.com)
1 points by Moto7451 10y ago|0 comments
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by Moto7451 10y ago
Yes. Sorry if I wasn't clear :).
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by Moto7451 10y ago
His interests changed. At some point he enjoying working on model trains and gardening more than cars. My uncle is not particularly motivated by money or business ventures. He's lived a fairly quiet and private life and trying to resto
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by Moto7451 10y ago
Different Von Neumann. Commenters below linked to a bio.
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by Moto7451 10y ago
I don't unfortunately. I only got to see him in action when he was doing building maintenance and when installing some hardwood flooring and never thought I'd need to hold onto a sketch. He's extremely old school (i.e. a cass
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by Moto7451 10y ago
You pretty much hit the nail on the head.
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by Moto7451 10y ago
When I lived at this apartment two years ago I did not pay anywhere near market rent. The building was run more as a hobby than a business to be completely honest. So long as the bills were paid and the family members that lived off the inc
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by Moto7451 10y ago
Drafting techniques. My uncle was trained in drafting and blueprinting.
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by Moto7451 10y ago
Um, so this is a funny through the looking glass moment. My uncle is the man who put this car in the apartment and I lived in that building for three years. I can corroborate 100% of this story. My uncle, and that apartment, have a very int
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by Moto7451 10y ago
Rex. http://rexify.org
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by Moto7451 10y ago
Another one for Perl. Web MVC, Shell scripts, and daemons galore :).
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SpaceX just teased a photo of its highly anticipated Falcon Heavy rocket(arstechnica.com)
7 points by Moto7451 10y ago|1 comments
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Microsoft-Qualcomm deal finally puts Windows 10 and Win32 apps on ARM devices(pcworld.com)
4 points by Moto7451 10y ago|0 comments
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by Moto7451 10y ago
The same sentiment could be applied to luxury cars but people still buy them. A 30k car and a 300k car will both get you to the grocery store.
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by Moto7451 10y ago
The analysis here pretty much echoes my own thoughts. Computers are becoming closer to appliances as time moves forward and "we" are not the target market. A lot of the chatter here has been about how Apple has "forgotten abo
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Colin Powell’s e-mail tips: Use private phone line, personal AOL account(arstechnica.com)
2 points by Moto7451 10y ago|0 comments
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by Moto7451 10y ago
But he's inserting at the front of an array, which requires the rest of the elements to be copied into a new array. DotNetPerls has a clearer example: http://www.dotnetperls.com/list-insert

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