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by aceperry 13y ago
Great jokes, keep them coming! :-)
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by aceperry 13y ago
They're the latest bitcoin clone. :-)
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by aceperry 13y ago
"People: when did our brains melt and spill out of our ears?" When the topic is as controversial as sexism in tech and the workplace. Or whatever the flashpoint happens to be at the moment. Like sequoia, I've noticed that c
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by aceperry 13y ago
LOL, I totally love that name!
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by aceperry 13y ago
Don't know if an OTA update would fix what is essentially a mechanical problem.
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by aceperry 13y ago
My gosh, I remember the first time I tried this out. On the one hand, it was refreshing to see over the command line, on the other, even then, it was pretty ugly. I thought it was a really bad combination of colors and ugly looking "
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by aceperry 13y ago
One thing about BlueGiga, all of their software requires windows.
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by aceperry 13y ago
This is just _awesome_.
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by aceperry 13y ago
"Another reason for the Nokia Android phone is Microsoft's Windows Phone—currently the only operating system on Nokia's higher-end Lumia smartphones—doesn't work on low-cost phones because of the software's technica
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by aceperry 13y ago
I'm a vi guy, but I had to laugh at that. :-)
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Republicans, technology, and big data for future elections(arstechnica.com)
2 points by aceperry 13y ago|0 comments
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by aceperry 13y ago
Pretty old article, I saved a copy from a while ago. It needs to be updated for the Cortex M series, which is a more appropriate line for bare metal development.
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by aceperry 13y ago
Nice google+ group Chuck, I joined.
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by aceperry 13y ago
Nice game, but damn that's hard!
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by aceperry 13y ago
LOL, really. She should've known when she was younger, that she shouldn't have gotten married to the guy that she would eventually divorce. Very good hindsight/20:20 advice though.
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by aceperry 13y ago
Funny that you mention Google's low offer, there was an interesting article about salary at the big companies around here: http://pando.com/2014/01/23/the-techtopus-how-silicon-valley...
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by aceperry 13y ago
Funny, I was under the impression that they're installing Windows 7 because Win8 sucked.
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by aceperry 13y ago
I saw the title and thought, "Uh oh."
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by aceperry 13y ago
If the other employees respect him so much, they probably won't follow you if you quit.
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Tech firm posts employee salaries publicly(blog.sfgate.com)
1 points by aceperry 13y ago|0 comments
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by aceperry 13y ago
They did, but then you have to spend all of your time fixing broken packages whenever you do a world update. :P
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by aceperry 13y ago
What laws are these? I find it strange to hear anyone claim that US laws determine what is made and sold as Chinese food. There are some laws regarding food safety, but they apply to all foods.
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by aceperry 13y ago
That's a pretty cool thing to do. I'm not alone but wouldn't mind joining a group of people that I've never met before. If I didn't have anything to do, I'd probably take up the offer. Have a happy holiday!
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by aceperry 13y ago
Not at all. There are good restaurants and there are bad restaurants. Most of the customers in the SF Chinatown restaurants are Chinese, so you know there are going to be some good restaurants.
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by aceperry 13y ago
Excellent, I love reading this stuff. Very helpful and informative for those of us who are interested in computer science but studied in a different field.
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by aceperry 13y ago
What the fork?
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by aceperry 13y ago
"It's a commie plot!!! Just like Obamacare." :-)
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by aceperry 13y ago
"It works for me. I’m not sure what the lesson is here." The lesson is: he needs to get sued. :-)
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by aceperry 13y ago
I remember a friend who owned a MS phone (winphone?) around the time that iphone began. He was really happy that he could integrate exchange, use excel and word and do lots of other things with windows. After a month of living with the ph
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by aceperry 13y ago
'the platform is completely wide open for developers' Like hell it is. If you're a small individual developer, you get the 3rd class treatment and access to their "open" api. If you're a big company, you get

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