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by Moto7451 13y ago
Some additional context about past litigation: http://abovethelaw.com/2012/06/facebook-litigation-continues...
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by Moto7451 13y ago
If you're not a professional designer and are looking for some Adobe suite alternatives on the Mac, may I suggest: Pixelmator[1] (replaced Photoshop) Currently $15 Artboard[2] (replaces Illustrator) $29 Scribus[3] (Cross platform - replaces
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by Moto7451 14y ago
I've had to deal with my fair share of C# which was written in a "write once" manner. My favorite being when a particular dev wrote an entire Silverlight application while ignoring how the framework functioned. The best bit of obfuscation w
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by Moto7451 14y ago
Indeed, especially when hack jobs like this work: http://www.macrumors.com/2013/05/01/new-apple-id-phishing-ef...
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by Moto7451 14y ago
They have a Model S sans bodywork (just the lower frame, drivetrain, and suspension) at the Tesla Store here at the 3rd Street Promenade in Santa Monica. If you get a chance to stop in a Tesla Store, it's definitely worth it to see the intr
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by Moto7451 14y ago
Probably not too far off: Doom 3 on a VooDoo 2 SLI setup: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nUVXAl0dgYY
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by Moto7451 14y ago
If I were a cigarette company executive I'd be attempting to corner the market on providing e-cig fluid and doing my darnedest to keep it as unregulated as possible. This is actually a great opportunity for the tobacco industry to turn a ne
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by Moto7451 14y ago
One thing we do at work is offer a single 30 day extension to trials that haven't converted. Definitely helps conversions.
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by Moto7451 14y ago
I've never had a problem having "DO NOT COPY" keys copied. When I was the manager of a store I had to get multiple copies of the door keys and case keys at various times working there. OSH, Home Depot, etc didn't ask me any questions, just
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by Moto7451 14y ago
They're still doing that sort of outreach. I got a free Lumina 800 for building a Win Phone 7.5 app.
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by Moto7451 14y ago
Steermouse is a pretty good solution for mouse configuration. http://www.plentycom.jp/en/steermouse/
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by Moto7451 14y ago
Aside from embedded/routers and Windows machines, it's few and far between. At the very least you're going to have something ancient like Perl 5.6 or 5.8 installed.
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by Moto7451 14y ago
The only C features to be added to VS, unless something changes in the management, are features that map directly to C++. http://herbsutter.com/2012/05/03/reader-qa-what-about-vc-and...
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by Moto7451 14y ago
Obligatory: http://xkcd.com/768/ TI has a pretty good gig going since they're selling a "calculator" and not a "computer". "Calulators" don't follow the same market dynamics as "computers", so as long as everyone in that market plays alon
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by Moto7451 14y ago
For the curious: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Antares_(rocket) http://www.npr.org/blogs/thetwo-way/2013/04/17/177618507/cou... This is a test flight. An actual flight to the ISS will come later this year.
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by Moto7451 14y ago
Neat. I've been using one of my Pi's for a Perl project. I have a second part of the same project that I'm building in C# using the Nancy[1] framework. Looks like I can host the whole thing on the same Pi. [1] http://nancyfx.org
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by Moto7451 14y ago
"...and we've just started using this technology on the Samsung ARM-Based Chromebook. Our player on this Chromebook device uses the Media Source Extensions and Encrypted Media Extensions to adaptively stream protected content." I'm not an e
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by Moto7451 14y ago
I've noticed this in some code I've been refactoring at work recently (a feed generation system). It's easy in Perl to suck in a large amount of data into one array and map/grep it into another array of hashes and output filtered/formatted
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by Moto7451 14y ago
My buddy has a Samsung Smart TV featuring a large "smart" remote. On one side, there is your standard remote control layout. On the other side is a QWERTY keyboard and other buttons meant for controlling media apps like Netflix, Hulu, Vudu,
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by Moto7451 14y ago
iSpector, Forge, Layers
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by Moto7451 14y ago
+1 My first development job was at an Architecture studio funded by the LA Community College District. The Architecture interns there were allowed a lot of artistic license as they used the renderings in their portfolios. Usually the render
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by Moto7451 14y ago
One thing I'm a big fan of is when projects have an always updated always working "Hello World" sample included with their project. This is something I've found to be common with iOS libraries and I think it would be helpful for you guys. I
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by Moto7451 14y ago
I think that matches up pretty well with the past year of my life. I'm almost always busy but never in a rush. I definitely feel the happiest I've ever been.
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by Moto7451 14y ago
I think I more or less agree with the article. The Microsoft bit (that they are new at manufacturing) is a tad off as the author focuses on Surface even though they've been making peripherals since the 80s and Consoles for over a decade now
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by Moto7451 14y ago
I'm going to assume he has the British keyboard which has a pound symbol rather than the hash (or... pound...) symbol. http://parkernet.com/applepro/images/wireless-british.jpg
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by Moto7451 14y ago
This reads as basic marketing fluff for Samsung. Why is the Note preferable to the Galaxy Tab, let alone the iPad? The article certainly doesn't give a reason. I'm actually interested in knowing the advantages of the Note in that use case.
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by Moto7451 14y ago
The hard slow way over the course of a few years. If I did it over again I'd buy books on bash, grep, sed, etc and learn it in one shot.
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by Moto7451 14y ago
That's in essence what HIV does. You'd give the patient a quicker onset of AIDS. Perhaps if you eradicate the rest of the HIV and keep the patient stable in some other way this could work... but I think this sort of scorched earth method is
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by Moto7451 14y ago
Yup, instructors of my brother's Java oriented courses still keep that rhetoric going. Really that statement kept confused me from day 1 since examples to the contrary are easily found via google: http://www.symantec.com/security_response/

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