OriginalPenguin

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by OriginalPenguin 9y ago
They aren't owned by eBay anymore. They were spun off into an independent company in 2015.
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by OriginalPenguin 9y ago
Yes, that's what I meant. Thanks!
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by OriginalPenguin 9y ago
Yeah, it probably is Apple. I can't imagine Intel going to war against Microsoft, both sides have too much to lose if they start seriously fighting. It's not called the Wintel monopoly for nothing. But if Apple were to stop buyin
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by OriginalPenguin 9y ago
Can this be used instead of Lua with Redis? Is there an example somewhere of that?
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by OriginalPenguin 9y ago
Source?
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by OriginalPenguin 9y ago
According to the Foreign Service Institute of the U.S. Department of State, Chinese and Japanese are in the same category of difficulty (2200 hours). But, there's an important distinction. Japanese is singled out as "somewhat more
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by OriginalPenguin 9y ago
You are correct that it's like learning anything else. If you put the time in and are motivated and go about it the right way you can learn it. But it's still "the most difficult language to learn". So it's worth t
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by OriginalPenguin 9y ago
Okay, I'll bite. Why do you refuse to ride in a car with Waze running?
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by OriginalPenguin 10y ago
Ever since Trump became President, I've started checking Twitter every day, just to see what he says. I imagine there are at least a million others that have been brought back to twitter just to see what Trump says. If he doesn't
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by OriginalPenguin 10y ago
And once they found it, they'd charge exactly one cent less.
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by OriginalPenguin 10y ago
Berkeley should attempt to crowd source the captions. I'm sure many of the more popular classes could be captioned by volunteers. With the right software, the rest could be cut up into segments, and Amazon's Mechanical Turk could
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by OriginalPenguin 10y ago
> My example kinda covers this, phones really are getting faster... It's no longer a case of "I know what I'm doing" when it now comes down to human recognition and reaction time. In other words, you clicked allow bef
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by OriginalPenguin 10y ago
Which Chilean wine was it?
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by OriginalPenguin 10y ago
Oh cool, finally an article related to what I've spent the last ten years working on as a side project. The way wine and spirits are regulated in the United States can make it very hard to find any specific bottle that one might be int
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by OriginalPenguin 10y ago
Actually I think he said he has inside information and wasn't going to trade their stock on it.
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by OriginalPenguin 10y ago
If it's a friend or family member and you feel capable of handling it yourself, and are nearby this might be good advice. But regarding a stranger thousands of miles away? When every second counts? The police seem like the best option
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by OriginalPenguin 10y ago
It shouldn't be too expensive for a restaurant to do. Although a restaurant can get by without wifi, most modern restaurants have it for managing OpenTable, monitoring yelp reviews, ordering supplies online, etc. I guess the signal mig
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by OriginalPenguin 10y ago
I'm really enjoying using Semantic UI. They have an official version of it specifically for React.
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by OriginalPenguin 10y ago
Wow. And here I was just thinking with this week's Netgear security vulnerability, maybe it was time to switch to Ubiquiti. Guess I'll just wait for the Netgear patch and save my money.
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by OriginalPenguin 10y ago
Except of course Python 3 isn't killing Python at all. Just taking a look at the TIOBE, in July 2016 it hit #4, it's highest spot ever.
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by OriginalPenguin 10y ago
Wait, what? How does the 3 month cert limit stem from a much more complicated problem? The 3 month cert limit is an arbitrary limit by Let's Encrypt, and has nothing to do with a more complicated problem. They could just as easily mak
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by OriginalPenguin 10y ago
If you are going to be around and have time to actively upgrade the project every time a new release comes out until it's running on the next version of LTS, I'd choose 1.10. If you are just going to write it, and not constantly i
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by OriginalPenguin 10y ago
For years and years it took a very powerful computer to get decent performance out of Emacs. Emacs only seems speedy now because computers have finally caught up. Either Atom will get faster, or it will add so much value it's okay bein
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by OriginalPenguin 10y ago
It's not a paywall. To read the article click the link: "Full Text: PDF".
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by OriginalPenguin 10y ago
"It’s gonna work good on all devices." Don't they mean work well?