Moto7451

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by Moto7451 14y ago
Actually I think it has more to do with content on Stack sites being freely available under a creative commons license.
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by Moto7451 14y ago
At Startup Weekend events in LA it's popular to show Alec Baldwin's performance of the "Coffee is for Closers" speech from "Glengarry Glen Ross." The intent is to try and rally the troops and build excitement. Really this is something I fin
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by Moto7451 14y ago
When I used to do IT work a few years ago I would use a large key drive as my general rescue drive. I would keep a 4-8GB OS partition and the remainder of the drive would store various disk images I needed. This meant I always had Mac OS X
904.
by Moto7451 14y ago
I'm going to lean on the side of Jeff Atwood simply being genuinely enthusiastic about the technology and sharing. I've followed his blog for a while and have ever thought that he was a shill. I'd hope that he made enough while at Stack Ove
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by Moto7451 14y ago
You could try http://wiki.gnustep.org/index.php/GNUstepWeb
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by Moto7451 14y ago
Unless they don't (Or if you were in fact liable). Depending on the numbers you look at 1 in 7 drivers in uninsured or underinsured[1]. This is why you should have uninsured/underinsured coverage as part of your auto policy (on my policy it
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by Moto7451 14y ago
Drag and drop doesn't work on my iPad or Android phone.
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by Moto7451 14y ago
In my experience with converting to XAML you don't experience the same degradation since your art is being actively redrawn. You can add gradient brushes and other embellishments that scale well. Perhaps I will dust off my windows laptop an
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by Moto7451 14y ago
WPF and Metro are of course both XAML so the same push from the WPF days applies. I've build apps in Silverlight and WPF that scaled just fine. You just need to make sure you start with proportional design and stay that way, using some key
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by Moto7451 14y ago
I don't think so. At work we set up some servers on the west coast to take over in case our main provider on the east coast went down. I'd say the chance of one of their people getting hurt isn't really worth anyone's uptime. Also all the s
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by Moto7451 14y ago
"Hummed my application to YC through a harmonica, Trimline phone, and an AOL Dialup account - during a hurricane!" ;) Though in all seriousness, I think this is a nice touch PG. In the poll thread people seemed to have jumped into the shark
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by Moto7451 14y ago
Haha, perhaps you've implemented this technique before: http://thedailywtf.com/Articles/The-Speedup-Loop.aspx
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by Moto7451 14y ago
You could try a ModBook: http://www.modbook.com/modbookpro They're a bit pricy but I've gotten the chance to see the pre-housing crisis models (the company/management group was insolvent for a time) were very solid. The Wacom digitizer is
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by Moto7451 14y ago
But there will be no damage which is more important. My iPad simply slow charges (1A) on my old iPhone & my newer/current Samsung & LG 1A phone charger. Meanwhile my iPad charger works on all my devices - retired iPod Mini, my old i
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by Moto7451 14y ago
That would be the joke/flame about PayPal.
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by Moto7451 14y ago
I'm pretty sure he means the border exception shouldn't apply in any way to an in CONUS flight. I.e. Oklahoma City to St. Louis, MO.
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by Moto7451 14y ago
Containers can make for some very cool architecture. http://weburbanist.com/2008/05/26/cargo-container-homes-and-... That said I agree that this looks like its a very idealistic project that lacks an actual plan besides "cool ideas + mone
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by Moto7451 14y ago
We use the x220 & x230 in our office and while I don't use one as my main machine, I can answer some of them in case that commenter doesn't come back. 2. Graphics, Sleep wake, wireless, all yes. Not sure about the others listed but ther
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by Moto7451 14y ago
I'm not an expert on South African carrier economics but decent to good Android phones do exist in the 70-100 dollar range on prepaid carriers like MetroPCS and Cricket. I'm pretty sure that means a $50 USD android/other smart phone (maybe
920.
by Moto7451 14y ago
Not too bad but some of the settings aren't sticking. I.e. setting "Open Full Site Automatically" isn't setting at all.
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by Moto7451 14y ago
I think a large part of why people still use cases is back when phones used cheap/er plastics your device would look like garbage after a few months of life in your pockets/purse. Old habits die hard and I had a case on my old iPhone (3G) a
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by Moto7451 14y ago
More than likely 2A is just to have some headroom for everything. They likely allocate an amp for the two USB. I can't seem to get access to the site now but I imagine there are a couple 5v and 3.3v pins in the GPIO header that are allocate
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by Moto7451 14y ago
This is really cool. Seems like this could be turned into a really nice little web/file server and screams to be used in car AV/carputer setups.
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by Moto7451 14y ago
I'm a huge fan of the possibility of heavily shielding off the shelf parts. It seems logical to me to try to incorporate it into unmanned craft. However, I'm guessing there are probably people who have simulated this and it probably hasn't
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by Moto7451 14y ago
Indeed, and early on an Apple employee disqualified himself. http://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2012/07/apple-v-samsung-j... Another potential juror, a UI designer on the Android team was rejected by Apple.
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by Moto7451 14y ago
You could try purchasing a prepaid Visa, Mastercard, or American Express gift card online and have it shipped to you. I see that amazon.com has various prepaid gift cards. Another option I'd be less excited about is a "reloadable" (i.e. Gre
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by Moto7451 14y ago
Taking your idea a step further... When I did an internship at an architecture studio, the design of the central plants that provide hot/cold water/air to their surrounding buildings would use the exhaust heat of say, a water chiller for th
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by Moto7451 14y ago
So far I've had good luck with the British postal service. Slower than UPS and FedEx but fewer issues in my experience. EMS also doesn't seem to require it either.
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by Moto7451 14y ago
In addition to it being broken, in C++11 auto_ptr is depreciated. Since they're moving to C++ now, they may as well use the latest features as often as possible (when the use case makes sense of course).
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by Moto7451 14y ago
Just the same, at my first internship I has bosses with Bachelors or Master degrees in CS that had those problems. One went so far as to call version control itself "a problem"... I think its really up to the individual person to gain those

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