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SteveMoody73
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12y ago
It's been a while since i've installed from unknown sources but doesn't it give a prompt asking if you want the apk scanned for malicious apps?
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12y ago
It's free for a year but Amazon customer service is usually pretty generous. I had a kindle break after about a year and a month and they still sent me a free replacement. My father had his break after 2 years of heavy use, called Amaz
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13y ago
As a Welsh man I'm fairly sure that Wales isn't a city :)
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14y ago
Most of the PDFs i read are electronics datasheets and they don't look half as good and it also seems to be missing the bookmarks as well. Scrolling through pages also seemed to take a long time. I think i will have stick to adobe reader fo
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14y ago
I also missed that it was under the MIT license as well but it has been quite a while since i've used it. Will have to check it out and see what's new in it.
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14y ago
Text from the post: Wow now I'm really getting angry over this Content ID disaster from +YouTube regarding the Mars landing. On Sunday night I hosted a live broadcast with contributors from CTTechJunkie.com and NASASpaceflight.com to watch
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14y ago
Just tried your code and it seems that my password has been cracked. Glad i changed it this morning now
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15y ago
I'm an embedded developer myself and while the original article is aimed at game development it is just as valid for embedded development. I've come across many situations where saving a few extra bytes of RAM here and there and saving a fe
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15y ago
Raspberry Pi are recommending that people don't buy them from e-bay. https://twitter.com/#!/Raspberry_Pi/status/17478985350081331...
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16y ago
I know quite a few other languages but most of my day to day work is in C.
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16y ago
The first job I had was programming Motorola 6809 based Alarm monitoring systems in assembler. It was a painful process having to write everything to an EPROM for every change and debugging tools were non existent. It was a steep learning c
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16y ago
Writing firmware for an RFID reader/writer
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16y ago
I have the same feelings of being overwhelmed myself sometimes and I also feel envy for the people who are regularly working with the latest technologies. At one time I was working for a company where we were constantly developing new syste