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721.
by aceperry 12y ago
Nice. Would also be nice if it was extended to handle other clutter from different websites.
722.
by aceperry 12y ago
I wouldn't be surprised if there was a lawschool that had students supporting patent trolls. There are some schools out there that are founded on ideological grounds.
723.
by aceperry 12y ago
Pretty cool that they've included the raw video. Everyone can use that to compare their alternative method to the microsoft researchers' results.
724.
by aceperry 12y ago
I think there won't be much difference between Chrome and Chromium in this case. Your concern seems to be more about politics than practical use.
725.
by aceperry 12y ago
I have the Acer C720 and installed Linux on it. It is an excellent development machine for what it is. Cheap but sturdy, light enough to carry places that I'm afraid to bring my Chromebook Pixel, cheap enough that I wouldn't be
726.
by aceperry 12y ago
The plaintiffs have those companies "dead to rights."
727.
by aceperry 12y ago
Amazing post from someone who's done amazing things and has an amazing life. He's also done a great job of highlighting the different expectations and demands between men and women in the workplace. This reminds me of someone el
728.
by aceperry 12y ago
Nice stuff. I hope chrome dev tools gets these features soon.
729.
by aceperry 12y ago
Github is a much more social and connected platform than google code. Easier to find and fork projects and more of a neutral venue where different technologies can co-exist. Another interesting thing is that a lot of the google developers
730.
by aceperry 12y ago
It's a slick app. Looks a lot like the windows phone interface though.
731.
by aceperry 12y ago
That seems to be the problem right now with most iBeacon makers, too much proprietary stuff out there. I think iBeacons can really take off if there were more open standards across the board.
732.
by aceperry 12y ago
His friends consisted of "99.9% of everyone I know uses iOS", are probably contemptuous of Android. Which seems to be a common attitude amongst the apple fanbois. I don't think his friends could've helped him.
733.
by aceperry 12y ago
>the transistor pulls current from the node between the two resistors The battery is connected incorrectly for this scenario to work. Node 2 of R2 should be connected to the positive battery terminal for correct flow to the LED. >the
734.
by aceperry 12y ago
Yeah, the LED in the opto isn't even connected correctly. I doubt it would ever light up. I left a post on the website explaining how it should have been setup.
735.
by aceperry 12y ago
Gotta wonder about the schematic, looks like it's wrong. The battery and the cathode of the opto is not connected correctly.
736.
by aceperry 12y ago
Nice pics!
737.
by aceperry 12y ago
Shopping at Trader Joes is a good start for keeping within budget, but you can't really make the case for eating well on $35/week if you go out occasionally and DON'T count that in your budget.
738.
by aceperry 12y ago
Absolutely. Even when you amortize the cost of condiments, oils, spices, and vegetables, that would go over budget. Along with the eating out and more expensive items like chicken shu mai, this is not going to fit within the $35/week
739.
by aceperry 12y ago
Yeah baby!!! For LINUX , woot! Love it when linux gets cool tools like that.
740.
by aceperry 12y ago
I remember about 3-4 years ago, a couple of programmers talking. One said to the other, "you know, javascript is getting respectable now." I'm blown away by how such a complicated system can be described and implemented in
741.
by aceperry 12y ago
Just the opposite, and you get a "hinky" kind of motion.
742.
by aceperry 12y ago
Kind of reminds me of the saying, "pay peanuts, get monkeys."
743.
by aceperry 12y ago
Sorry, I don't recall the particulars since it was a long time ago. But believe me, there were lots of problems with the libraries. I still cringe whenever I have to deal with a Gtk library.
744.
by aceperry 12y ago
Very cool project. This pushes the bounds of what I expect, especially from php.
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How deft bid-riggers harmed ex-owners of foreclosed homes(sfgate.com)
5 points by aceperry 12y ago|4 comments
746.
by aceperry 12y ago
I'm talking about the change from Gtk1.0 to Gtk2.0 (or that's what I remember mostly). I gave up on Gentoo around 2001 or so. Things were better when I left, but there was still breakage whenever I did a world-update. I had fal
747.
Net neutrality fight regarding race and ethnicity(blog.sfgate.com)
2 points by aceperry 12y ago|0 comments
748.
by aceperry 12y ago
Totally agree. After studying C++, I was wary of trying to use the language. It seemed to me that you'll get into trouble quickly and it requires years of experience to become an expert. I would rather use Qt because it insulates yo
749.
by aceperry 12y ago
I remember when Gtk 2.0 came out. IIRC, at the time, Qt seemed to be bloated and slow compared to Gtk, but Gtk had a lot of breaking changes and was more work to program with. I was unimpressed with having to constantly figure out how to
750.
by aceperry 12y ago
>Don't know where to start? SMB is usually better than NFS for most cases. Not sure why he feels SMB is better, because in my experience, NFS usually works more smoothly and is easier to setup than SMB. But then, I don't usual

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