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by Pyrodogg 15y ago
For the most part, the open and close door buttons are there for use by firefighters. If you're a fire fighter using an elevator you don't want the doors to automatically open or close when you get to a questionable floor. When the fire key
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by Pyrodogg 15y ago
Like for Apple to actually live stream the event.... ...nope, back to clicking refresh and killing live blog servers.
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by Pyrodogg 15y ago
"Hope they change their minds on this." They won't. Remember, this isn't the case of some suit or network executive not renewing the show. This is the creative force of the show saying that they've made a good run and that they are ready fo
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by Pyrodogg 15y ago
I would say 'Programming Fundamentals' includes topics such as logic and problems solving. There is a lot of ground you can cover on these without requiring writing code, or even using a computer. I would expect the class to be fairly abst
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by Pyrodogg 15y ago
Yes, Bethesda is required to defend their trademark but suing the other party to completely change course isn't the only option available. See Trademark Coexistance http://www.wipo.int/wipo_magazine/en/2006/06/article_0007.ht... SparkFun
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by Pyrodogg 15y ago
> but that's going to take months - months I could be working on some other project. Then get someone else to do it. Is there anyway you could automate the brewery discovery and addition process such that you could distribute the actua
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by Pyrodogg 15y ago
Code availability from anywhere without having to manage your own repo server. Even for a single dev it might be worth it to be able to check out to your normal dev workstation, your laptop, and even on a totally random pc when the need ari
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by Pyrodogg 15y ago
I had heard it mentioned before but just installed it for the first time. It's only been 5 minutes and I've already adjusted pretty well to the color balance shift. I thought that it would end up driving me nuts but I think this'll really
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by Pyrodogg 15y ago
Apparently a someone does. http://www.sparkfun.com/products/9374 From raphman's link
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by Pyrodogg 15y ago
As far as I know, it's institutional, which is unfortunate. Since they didn't take the opportunity to fix it with the Arduino Uno I don't think they ever will.
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by Pyrodogg 15y ago
Is there any way you can edit that into the OP? I don't know what the edit time limits are.
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by Pyrodogg 15y ago
It's a number of general taxes (sales, income, etc.) that are identified in the post as offsetting the missing income from being able to jack up property taxes. These are all taxes you're paying whether you own property or not. If it were
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by Pyrodogg 15y ago
Original story: http://blog.frankchimero.com/post/9594863189
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by Pyrodogg 15y ago
For exactly the reason you pointed out. The GPL guarantees that the code will forever be open due to the requirement that derivative works are released open and under the GPL. What this complete 'code availability' freedom limits is what y
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by Pyrodogg 15y ago
I know that this article is mostly about the medical tech related to this case but I still get a warm fuzzy feeling knowing this happened in my hometown; that it was a crew of volunteer firemen and others that kept the vital CPR going for 9
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by Pyrodogg 15y ago
Generally just under a single pseudonym that is way too easily linked to my real name. In my head they're almost synonymous on the internet.
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by Pyrodogg 15y ago
I was in the middle of writing a response say that would be "bait-and-switchy" until I remember we're already talking about URL redirection. As long as it doesn't slow down the user experience much, adding in the additional layer, I think i
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by Pyrodogg 15y ago
Interesting idea but as the first comment I saw mentions "The engineers are useless. If I took a look at a Zune and an Ipod I would clearly choose the Zune since it's the better product." It would be people throwing things at a different da
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by Pyrodogg 15y ago
Because the distinction on how common and acceptable your name is just seems too absurd for a ban-able offence. Note: If legal name is Charles Jones Jr. then Junior Jones is acceptable. That isn't the same as saying prefixing Junior in fro
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by Pyrodogg 15y ago
So far, I think the daily emails are enough of a reminder. Even if you skip a day, it comes back the next automatically. With a paper journal, if you forget one day and it gets buried there is no external process that's reminding you to
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by Pyrodogg 15y ago
I've tried a couple of times to keep an actual paper journal. Every attempt fell flat after within the second or third week. Even online attempts with tools like Google Docs, didn't hold out. Last year (8 days short of exact) I started usi
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by Pyrodogg 15y ago
I've hardly used an optical drive since I first got my Lenovo X61. It was only available in the base unit which spent over 99.9% of it's life on the shelf. However, even if I haven't used man CDs or DVDs for a while I still get a "but, but
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by Pyrodogg 15y ago
Gmail integration with a number of universities is also a great way to get a new, large batch of young and fairly intellectual people familiar with Google products every single year.
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by Pyrodogg 15y ago
It is. It's not even called an order page, it asks you to select a contribution amount. There is a separate bulk order page where you can get 100 bricks for $159
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by Pyrodogg 15y ago
All while not exploding and expanding out into anything else.
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by Pyrodogg 16y ago
At this point I don't know why anyone would want to market their product with DNF, especially in regards to launching.
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by Pyrodogg 16y ago
Maximize the window AND disable the menu bar. If you don't disable the menu bar, you don't see the Firefox menu or the tabs in the title bar space.
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by Pyrodogg 16y ago
In this case you could also just as well promote the existing message feature that's already a part of Github. Promote conversations instead of a one-way "rate this" system.
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by Pyrodogg 16y ago
Every time I think of possible FTL travel now I remember that it takes light about 8 minutes to get from our sun to the earth. If we ever do get to FTL travel, we really need to figure out the FT part or we still aren't going to be going an
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by Pyrodogg 16y ago
You can find a list of Boiling Water Reactors here http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_boiling_water_reactors

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