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by bnycum 12y ago
I'd say the same thing. I know I had to explain the concept to several guests. Just a little frustrating. No way can you make up for staying there by drinking Coke all day.
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by bnycum 12y ago
In a way, it's mainly just creepy. Five years ago none of this was happening in such a digitized fashion. It's not stopping me from going back again. Outside of Disney I typically don't eat the same type of foods or drink the
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by bnycum 12y ago
Not that I'm aware of, I didn't try. They haven't requested my daughter scan her fingerprint at ages 2 or 3, don't know what age that starts at though. During the testing phase the finger print wouldn't always work
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by bnycum 12y ago
I recently got back from my second trip to Disney World in which I had a Magic Band, the first time it was still test phase and had lots of kinks. This time around it worked flawlessly. To get into the park it requires you to scan your fing
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by bnycum 12y ago
Minus Mjolnir, I've tried the rest and still prefer Slate[1] but it hasn't been updated since Feb 2013. Actually I had never heard of Mjolnir before now. I like Slate's ability to define a config file that is just a little mo
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by bnycum 12y ago
Thanks. As someone who isn't even a Firefox user I would have never found this. The dark UI was tough for me to read.
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by bnycum 12y ago
Just a guess, Helvetica Neue is the new system font of Yosemite.
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by bnycum 12y ago
Last September I put Amazon Affiliate codes on links in a somewhat popular post about setting up a Raspberry Pi to open my garage. I know I'm not suppose to divulge exact numbers, but lets just say I've bought games, books, toys,
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by bnycum 12y ago
I know this seems like a good move, but I live in a part of Louisiana that wasn't directly affected by Katrina or Rita that the victims of both retreated to. I've gotta say I'd never do it, the amount of problems that resulte
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by bnycum 12y ago
Anyone having trouble logging in? Just says "There was an error while trying to retrieve Google Analytics accounts for..." I don't know if it's because I have 2FA on, but it found my account I'm guessing shared via
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by bnycum 12y ago
Thanks! I'll see if I can give it a shot, I just went back after grabbing my laptop and noticed the section on writing new chart types. Maybe I can figure it out. I have a project in mind I could use this for.
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by bnycum 12y ago
I like Chart.js, I can't tell if I'm looking at the beta from my phone though. I'd hope they add a scatter plot then it'd be close to perfect. There might be a fork I haven't found yet, but I know anything I made wo
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by bnycum 12y ago
I use Codebox. I just save my CodeBox file to Dropbox and have it synced on all my computers. http://www.shpakovski.com/codebox/ I also have Code Collector Pro, but I prefer CodeBox though.
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by bnycum 12y ago
Looks like Swift will be open source from a few tweets. I imagined as much with Apple's work on LLVM. Though the big issue is like Objective-C, it's near worthless without Cocoa and all the stuff Apple keeps closed. https:/&
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by bnycum 12y ago
I'll add this. Sean Lahman's Database is also widely used. Though it's mainly whole season statistics, not game by game. Along with post-season, all star games, schools, salaries. http://www.seanlahman.com/bas
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by bnycum 12y ago
While the article was interesting, as I didn't know much about Alibaba to begin with, the site could use some design work. I didn't realize I was onto the next article with some type of ad in-between. Nothing was making sense till
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by bnycum 13y ago
Gitlab now has prepackaged downloads available for Ubuntu and CentOS[0]. I originally setup 2 Gitlab servers a long time ago, one I replaced with the new package version and the other I'm fixing to. It was tough to maintain and upgrade
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by bnycum 13y ago
I love Roundcube, use it everyday. The only thing I wish it had was some type of mobile interface. Didn't see anything in the plugins. There are really no good web mail solutions with a mobile interface. I'd prefer to leave this a
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by bnycum 13y ago
A lot of cars these days are coming with complicated touch screen displays, shockingly. Can't say that a home-built GUI would be any worse than my friend's aftermarket Pioneer with tiny on screen buttons. I haven't looked at
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by bnycum 13y ago
I do believe that the cartridge from the 94 Nintendo PowerFest is even more rare. Something like only 2 being left as they weren't given out to winners. It's for the SNES though. I remember winning a round of this competition and
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by bnycum 13y ago
Same situation with Comcast, except they started charging for theirs years ago. It started at $3, but was $8 / month by the time I bought my own modem 2 years ago. Best Buy will constantly run a sale on the Motorola SB6121 for around $
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by bnycum 13y ago
My only real gripe is that none of my machines will sleep now and I have to shut them down. I constantly keep finding my Macbook Pro burning hot while still closed and on my desk. My iMac does the same. I haven't found a solution yet.
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by bnycum 13y ago
Not seeing anyone here talk about it so maybe no one has had it happen to them, but how is everyone dealing with the disk failures? Seems like your one to two man startup could have a fun day ahead of them. Not to mention if it happened on
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by bnycum 13y ago
I assume it's easier in the sense that your waiter could add your card to his Coin, then immediately go buy a TV at the store with it. Not having to make a fake card or needing the address of the card holder to use it online.
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by bnycum 13y ago
In the US the chip and pin is hardly used. None of mine or my wife's cards even have them. I can't say that I've even seen a card with a chip in it that wasn't in a commercial. The readers are nowhere near common here ei
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by bnycum 13y ago
I was actually looking at building a site like that a few weeks back. Discovered the .io was taken and was what I wanted to build. Thanks.
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by bnycum 13y ago
Yep, my daughter is only 2 and my wife worked before she was born. So for 2 years I worked at home alone, though I have 2 dogs. It was weird being alone all day, but I got so much more accomplished. Getting out for lunch helped me a lot, an
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by bnycum 13y ago
Not really. I'm glad I get to see my daughter grow up while working at home, but it's so much more than that. I don't have to deal with office politics or anything like that. Last office I worked at had a somewhat dress code,
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by bnycum 13y ago
That's what drove me away from the co-working space we have. It was such an open space that every little noise echoed. They also held presentations during the day too.
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by bnycum 13y ago
Any more info on TurboJS? Is it open source or proprietary? I'm guessing proprietary to set you guys apart. Site is pretty fast and slick. I enjoy both Hammer and Anvil. Plan on building support into the apps for Forge?

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