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by ajford 10y ago
So what you're saying is you need a Third Party 3PL Logistics company :)
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by ajford 10y ago
That's because most search engines use a form of NLP in their processing of user input for queries.
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by ajford 10y ago
So how do you handle roaming in your situation? Do you use different SSIDs between APs? Currently I have the same SSID shared between the two Asus routers (one configured as AP only).
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by ajford 10y ago
Don't... don't give them ideas... They come up with such crappy ideas on their own, we don't need this horror suggested to them.
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by ajford 10y ago
Any good setup guides? One of the things I was hoping for was a good central management system, plus good roaming and handoff. I currently have two DD-WRT flashed ASUS routers, and having a hell of a time with handoff when going from one fl
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by ajford 10y ago
Check out Ubiquiti gear. I've been wanting to upgrade to their Unifi line, but haven't convinced the spouse that I need the money when it "works" to her. The random drop-outs don't bug you when you aren't const
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by ajford 10y ago
Have you considered upgrading your Wifi setup to something like Ubiquiti Unifi hardware? I'm trying to convince the spouse that I need ~1k$ upgrade our home network to Ubiquiti... There's a blog post that was on HN a few days back
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by ajford 10y ago
Which one? Also, is that with a connection to your phone or data service so you get push notifications? Can you run custom apps on it? My quick perusal of Suunto's site seems to indicate their watches are more like a fancy fitbit then
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by ajford 10y ago
Assuming a properly engineered device, the battery shouldn't actually be constantly charging. It should intelligently switch between power sources, as well as enabling and disabling charging of the battery as needed. I think what is
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by ajford 10y ago
Meh, it's "non-replaceable" in the same manner as the Moto G 1st gen. I had that one from release (non-LTE version) until the day my Moto G4+ arrived from Amazon. About a year ago I replaced the battery for my Moto G1 for ~$2
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by ajford 10y ago
One thing to consider is this NES Classic Edition appears to be an emulator. It consists of an ARM processor and some flash memory, so it's not going to get you that cycle accurate emulation any better than the current leading emulator
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by ajford 10y ago
I've talked to a fair number of former drivers for Lyft/Uber in the Austin TX area. General feeling I've gotten from them is that Lyft was less shitty than Uber, but still not great.
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by ajford 10y ago
So Lyft and Uber recently threw a tantrum and fled Austin TX when a vote on legislature regarding TNCs didn't go their way. A few new local companies have popped up to fill the hole in the market, and many have attracted drivers who we
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by ajford 10y ago
I may have skipped over the awesome UX. More of the stable and paid dev work. I'll agree most UX on Linux isn't great. But GUI is such a pain in the ass that most people really don't want to work on it. Plus, plenty of Linux
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by ajford 10y ago
Is that not what Red Hat is? I thought that's what the Red Hat license provided?
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by ajford 10y ago
This is actually the fourth article in the series, and the first that really touched on anything that was "women are about kids and relationships" stereotype. The last question in the first article was about sexism in the workplac
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by ajford 10y ago
I would totally pay 1-2k upfront (assuming I owned the home or was planing to stay at least 5 years) if I "owned" the fiber and could choose my own ISP. At that level of competition, it could easily drive the prices down into the
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by ajford 10y ago
Yep. I'm in love with Vundle. Been using it for years, and it's part of my dotfiles repo. One of my first steps on a new system is installing git and vim-nox, cloning my dotfiles, and running BundleInstall.
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by ajford 10y ago
How's the Leap with heat retention? I've found that most solid backed (and seated, though less so) chairs I've used annoy me with how much they hold heat in. I find mesh backed chairs to seem more comfortable to me in that re
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by ajford 10y ago
I've never heard of them, but they look pretty competitive on pricing above 4 layers. The benefit of the budget board houses is when you need a small run of boards for prototyping. OSHPark is great when you want a few 2layer boards und
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by ajford 10y ago
The small batch multi-layer boards haven't been as affordable. Also, many of the board houses won't work with small batches for anything above 4 layers. Now this isn't an issue when you're running a full business (assumi
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by ajford 10y ago
I think the parent might have been suggesting to develop your own board. Using something like a USB enabled Atmel chip (ATMega32u2) should be relatively simple, and there are plenty of HID libraries out there for it. If you were trying for
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by ajford 10y ago
Hey now, have you tried any of that Astronaut Ice Cream? It's horrible! Clearly they need to improve space lunch!
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by ajford 10y ago
I'm not gonna lie, that sounds absolutely ridiculous and uninformed. Everything in life depends on cause and effect and "modes". Your actions have consequences and should obviously affect future interactions. I can totally un
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by ajford 10y ago
A few years back, I was part of a group in the early days of commissioning a piece of research equipment that consisted of many racks of FPGA and GPU computing equipment in a specially modified shipping container. This thing was installed i
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by ajford 10y ago
We'd normally pick them up on grocery shopping days. After shopping for the next two weeks, it was usually late enough that cooking meat would take too long. Rotisserie chicken shredded makes a good meat for a chicken alfredo pasta, or
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by ajford 10y ago
Yep. Lack of availability is about the only reason I torrent anymore. It's more convenient for me to watch on Amazon or Netflix (fuck Hulu and it's commercials) or HBO than it is to torrent and manage my Kodi library. Oh, and the
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by ajford 10y ago
Honestly, don't worry about it. I have a weird background myself. I studied Physics, but didn't finish my degree (about a semester short :( ). My University (a branch campus) started shutting down and stuff got complicated. I also
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by ajford 10y ago
#3! God it pisses me off so much that Google does this now. I have about 6 different Google accounts (one GApps for Ed, two personal, and three GApps for Business) and it's a pain since I use LastPass, and LP doesn't always get th
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by ajford 10y ago
I completely agree. At what point is it EVER ok to destroy scientific research data? I understand that in some fields the experiment products can be MASSIVE and storing that raw data might be impossible or impractical (i.e. baseband radio d

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