NDizzle

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   by NDizzle 10y ago

   Reminds me of the Ultima Online Counselor's program. http://www.uoguide.com/Counselor#U.S._Counselor_Program_Demi...
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   by NDizzle 10y ago

   By the time the Tesla 3 is generally available these Bolts will be available, used, with unsexy GM depreciation. I look forward to picking one up then. If you're curious what unsexy GM depreciation is, check out used Volt prices. Here&
3. 573.▲
   by NDizzle 10y ago

   Yes, exactly this. With the fruit comes fiber. Natural sugars, as long as they are consumed with their naturally occurring fiber, are fine. You can try to over-consume, but you'll have a bad time.
4. 574.▲
   by NDizzle 10y ago

   There is an absolute zero percent chance that these morons have heard of promiscuous mode. That was my first thought as well. Eventually they'll get to that. Hopefully they'll denounce TCP as a result and remove themselves from th
5. 575.▲
   by NDizzle 10y ago

   All of my friends from Arkansas said they'd never move to California, like I did, because of earthquakes. Now they have tornados AND earthquakes. Looks like I made a good choice!
6. 576.▲
   by NDizzle 10y ago

   Reference images for the upcoming enormous patio11 writeup: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0087597/
7. 577.▲
   by NDizzle 10y ago

   What I just described was a bridge that maps ports on the local machine to ports on the VM.
8. 578.▲
   by NDizzle 10y ago

   Absolutely not a non-issue with all of the configuration options with vagrant. I'm honestly taken aback that you would consider this a nonissue with something like vagrant. config.vm.network :forwarded_port, guest: 8080, host: 8080 con
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   by NDizzle 10y ago

   Thanks for pointing that out. I'm looking for a product exactly like this. Right now bootstraptour looks to be what I'm going with.
10. 580.▲
    by NDizzle 10y ago

    Starting with the firmware released in July it caused my iphone to lock up for seconds at a time in any other application. It took me a long time to narrow it down to the pebble app, but that was definitely the culprit. Before I figured out
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    by NDizzle 10y ago

    They drastically changed some algorithms to (seemingly) make more money. They made the pokemon break free MUCH more often with the update about 10 days ago. You now have to use way more pokeballs to capture things. So much to the point that
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    by NDizzle 10y ago

    ... of course, 50% will end up in the bottom half and 70% will end up in the bottom 70%. - Charlie Munger. https://old.ycombinator.com/munger.html
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    by NDizzle 10y ago

    Mongo only pawn in game of life.
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    by NDizzle 10y ago

    Man. Hopefully these come with some kind car-like exhaust heat shield between the keyboard and everything else. I tried playing games on my macbook pro, and while it ran fine (guildwars 2, a few years ago) the machine got so blazing hot tha
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    by NDizzle 10y ago

    I have yet to see something that handles updates from other sources well. Meaning that the page the user is on is updated by some other person or process and those changes are propagated correctly. I still have events that fire when somethi
16. 586.▲
    by NDizzle 10y ago

    You don't need jquery!!! You need... these other things that fewer people use and/or care about. Just use jQuery. Please.
17. 587.▲
    by NDizzle 10y ago

    Yeah, sugar from fruit. Not refined sugar.
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    by NDizzle 10y ago

    My solution is to use a lap desk. I have what is called an ePad which is going on 6 years old. I should probably replace it. I limit my desk time to 3 hours a day.
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    by NDizzle 10y ago

    I have worked part time at several different places while keeping a full time thing going. (which doesn't pay much, but I choose my own adventure) Each one has tried to make me sign paperwork involving them getting first right of refus
20. 590.▲
    by NDizzle 10y ago

    Probably Marin.
21. 591.▲
    by NDizzle 10y ago

    Forget Norway. Kenya!!! http://www.albinoblacksheep.com/flash/kenya
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    by NDizzle 10y ago

    Filemaker is in the same bin as Lotus Notes/Domino and Access. They sure do a lot, and some of it is good, but most of it is not good.
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    by NDizzle 10y ago

    The merchandising is awesome too. I see kids with creeper backpacks and I wish I had things like that when I was that age.
24. 594.▲
    by NDizzle 10y ago

    Nope. The highs and lows came too quickly.
25. 595.▲
    by NDizzle 10y ago

    You have been able to split strings in t-sql forever. The link you are referring to splits a string by a delimiter and returns the result as a table. I've also used CLRs in production since SQL Server 2005. Not sure which circles you r
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    by NDizzle 10y ago

    Maybe I should have done on record somewhere sooner, but this is exactly what I expected out of secretive companies like this. Raise a bunch of money, produce nothing of substance, then have some kind of lawsuit action bring in some dough.
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    by NDizzle 10y ago

    Maybe it was rhetorical but I know dozens of people with home email servers. I set up my first one, personally, in 1997.
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    by NDizzle 10y ago

    I think the UI is solid. Pretty is subjective. I agree with you overall.
29. 599.▲
    by NDizzle 10y ago

    I really love my Time 1. The battery life is outstanding and while most apps are not pretty, there is a lot of functionality here. Even if you limit it to text/email notifications it's pretty great. I just went on a 6 day vacation
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    by NDizzle 10y ago

    Complex web applications that have less functionality than what you are trying to replace. Great work!!!