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by a2tech 12y ago
Its really too bad-the exhibits at the UofM Museum of Natural History (the museum mentioned in the article) has/had truly beautiful dioramas. Sure they were old, but they were incredibly detailed and very accurate.
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by a2tech 12y ago
As someone that lives in a house built in 1860 (so windows open to allow passive airflow) that has been retrofitted with ceiling fans and AC I can tell you that if you're in a region with any sort of humidity that AC is unbeatable. The
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by a2tech 12y ago
The article doesn't link directly to the list of changes which are as follows: Improved quote auto pairing logic Selected group is now stored in the session Fixed a crash triggered by Goto Anything cloning views Windows: Added command
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by a2tech 12y ago
This is super slick. SQLite is so elegant, and this should stop people from reinventing the wheel over and over again.
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by a2tech 12y ago
Or maybe FoxIT was behind cryptolocker all along and once the ransom money stopped pouring in they released their database to look like good guys.. tinfoil hat
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by a2tech 12y ago
He approved it and wrote a snippy comment about how Adblock Edge is just stealing their work and introducing bugs.
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by a2tech 12y ago
One of the nice (newish) features if iTerm2 is the ability to store your config in Dropbox (or other arbitrary location). This means that all the machines I use have an identical configuration.
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by a2tech 12y ago
Yes-which is a shame. I think that Google has violated the acceptable ad policy and should be removed. Here's an article from when the change was made to Adblock Plus http://gizmodo.com/google-supposedly-paid-off-adbloc
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by a2tech 12y ago
Google needs to start cleaning up their ad inventory NOW or they're going to lose the whole business to adblocking. If you'd like to see how toxic Google ads are simply do a google search for 'skype' on a fresh Windows m
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by a2tech 12y ago
SEEKING WORK - SysAdmin Linux/Windows/FreeBSD. Well experienced running very busy websites
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by a2tech 12y ago
Apple needs to allow iPhoto (Photo.app now) to import Aperture libraries then-I have a huge collection of photos in an Aperture library (I no longer have access to Aperture so I can't export the library).
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by a2tech 12y ago
'the money was delivered but the police lost track of the culprits' A solid showing by the Helsinki police
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by a2tech 12y ago
Are there app's available teaching men to masturbate? If there are, then she has a complaint. If there aren't, she doesn't have much ground to stand on.
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by a2tech 12y ago
It really depends on the area and age of the people eating. Growing up (way in the country) many of my older family members relished goose and duck. We kept them in a steady supply, but never really enjoyed the flavors ourselves. Now that I
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by a2tech 12y ago
I'm not surprised. I work with a variety of NGO's that work in the fisheries and they're first rate scientists who are incredibly passionate about conservation. They understand the pushback from people fishermen, but take a l
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by a2tech 12y ago
Thats pretty slick. I've been wanting SSH key/Keychain integration since I made the switch to the Mac.
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by a2tech 12y ago
For a step by step walk through to building an identical desk: http://nolanbrown.com/howto/2012/12/19/desk-build/
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by a2tech 12y ago
I've lived through this situation-I lived, but the product died. My boss at the time was the primary developer (really, only developer) of our healthcare web app. He had been hacking on it in one for or another for over a decade. Guy u
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by a2tech 13y ago
Did I miss the cost and signup page?
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by a2tech 13y ago
Ouch. I'm sure Amazon will help him out..300/day is an expensive lesson to learn.
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by a2tech 13y ago
The smiley at the end is rough. However, I'd like to point out that Google took the action of firing the employee so quickly and strongly. Job's simply asked that Google's recruitment department please stop.
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by a2tech 13y ago
The biggest problem I see in these articles is the insistence on using off the shelf systems. SAP and Oracle are always at the center of these deals, and they end up being disasters. If you have MULTIPLE billion dollar failed projects using
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by a2tech 13y ago
I really want to run an exit node because I'm a firm believer in what the Tor network does-but I'm really worried about being arrested for running one. Does anyone have practical experience running a Tor exit node?
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by a2tech 13y ago
Sounds like an excuse to bring in a different huge company with another huge contract to 'automate' tasks.
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by a2tech 14y ago
What? Where do you live? The USPS will deliver anywhere in the United States-including via float plain and mule train. I grew up in the middle of nowhere and every farm had a mailbox. Now, if you live on a private road they may require you
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by a2tech 14y ago
Gchat isn't encrypted in any way-other than over SSL to and from your client to Google's servers. Your chat history is also stored in gmail.
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by a2tech 14y ago
Yup-I rented one of the newish Toyota Camrys the other day and my bluetooth streaming worked perfectly. None of this random app resetting he describes.
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by a2tech 14y ago
As someone that works in a large University, I can tell you this is NOT common at all. Last year a faculty member here had a heart attack and was out of commission for awhile-it was almost impossible to get permission to access his email ac
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by a2tech 14y ago
As a huge science fiction nerd and Games Workshop customer, this feels like rank betrayal. I expect this kind of legal bullying from big companies, but from a company that makes minifigs and other gaming accessories I expect better behavior
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by a2tech 14y ago
Arstechnica posted an article this morning about the Surface Pro, and needless to say it is not complimentary: http://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2013/02/microsoft-surface-wit...

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