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by bobbyi 16y ago
I would find it easier to remember that the 400's are webservers than that the pnictogens are webservers. You can also make the even/ oddness of the numbers significant like interstate highways. For practicality, you would combine meaningfu
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by bobbyi 16y ago
iPhone (and any AT&T phone) cannot make or receive calls at my office in San Francisco while (non-AT&T) Android phones work great. For me, the primary test for "better phone functionality" is how many places I can be and succesfully
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by bobbyi 16y ago
> Pretty much exactly what that guy from Mad Money predicted would happen. How so? Mad Money was bearish on Tesla as a company and so far since its IPO it is beating the market as a whole (the Nasdaq Comp and the S&P 500).
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by bobbyi 16y ago
What's not obvious at first about vim is that its power (somewhat like unix) comes from orthogonality. Since you can combine any operator with any movement command, the number of commands that you know is the product of the number of operat
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by bobbyi 16y ago
You need to start by learning all of the various operators and movement commands for Normal mode. Memorize as many as you can and try to think about where you would use them. As you edit, force yourself to notice the situations where an ope
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by bobbyi 16y ago
If the "mistaken" network reporting really was an attempt to make the reception look better than it is, I wonder whether AT&T was involved in or informed of the decision.
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by bobbyi 16y ago
Yes.
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by bobbyi 16y ago
There undoubtedly would have been some amount on-site tests without the shield, but it is possible that they didn't hit the issue in those tests.
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by bobbyi 16y ago
This speculation may or may not be correct, but you are absurdly naïve if you actually consider it "insanity" to consider that a company may have shipped some number of defective units due to a failure of testing.
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by bobbyi 16y ago
It doesn't currently work with Safari.
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by bobbyi 16y ago
If it's a "self" post (has no domain name after the link indicating an external link) and it's a question, who else would he be asking?
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by bobbyi 16y ago
It's been acceptable for a while. It's also acceptable to require images.
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by bobbyi 16y ago
All that is required to transcribe that quote correctly (and a few others in the article) is to use a semicolon instead of a comma.
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by bobbyi 16y ago
I think they are trying to make it hard for 100 people to share one iTunes account and "redownload" the purchased content onto their respective iPods.
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by bobbyi 16y ago
He also apparently speak in comma splices.
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by bobbyi 16y ago
I guess in the future, you are going to need to create "throwaway" facebook accounts to sign up for new/ untrusted services in the same way you need a "throwaway" email address today. That seems like a hassle to me and will make me signific
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by bobbyi 16y ago
But Savings.com isn't "the site being looked for". The user has never heard of Savings.com and doesn't care about them. They user is looking for coupon codes and they are listed clearly on the Mahalo landing page. The point of an affiliate
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by bobbyi 16y ago
I don't understand how the author can say that there aren't coupons on those coupon pages. Apparently since the coupons are from an affiliate program with Savings.com they don't count. When I go to the "1800Pools Coupons" page that he linke
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by bobbyi 16y ago
Isn't having too many "engineering people" and too few "business people" the reason why Google hasn't come up with any compelling new products over the past five years, not couting the ones acquired by their "business people" (Android, Gran
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by bobbyi 16y ago
The refute the discovery by citing a report from 2007 that says "Afghanistan has significant amounts of undiscovered nonfuel mineral resources". How does someone previously citing undiscovered resources contradict the idea of those resour
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by bobbyi 16y ago
I don't think it's fair to say that "everybody else" ignored Afghanistan until 2001. The Soviet invasion of Afghanistan was one of the more important events of the Cold War and was widely watched by the world.
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by bobbyi 16y ago
Using a product that uses a database is not using a database. If it were, then the winner would probably be Oracle since you are "using that database" every time you, e.g., make a purchase with your credit card. Probably multiple times sinc
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by bobbyi 16y ago
Web 2.0 isn't "community-coined". The term was invented by Tim O'Reilly to sell conference registrations and books. It's no more of a "brand name" and no more nebulous now than it was when he coined it. AJAX was coined by Jesse James Garret
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by bobbyi 16y ago
They already offered Yahoo as an option. It's specifically Bing that's new.
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by bobbyi 16y ago
Blackberry is actually the Windows of mobile
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by bobbyi 16y ago
They may have just been showing off the new features since Bing was added in this version.
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by bobbyi 16y ago
Can someone explain why this one (the top answer) is false: For vector spaces, dim(U+V)=dimU+dimV−dim(UV), so dim(U+V+W)=dimU+dimV+dimW−dim(UV)−dim(UW)−dim(VW)+dim(UVW)
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by bobbyi 16y ago
How does the XSS Auditor work?
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by bobbyi 16y ago
Another reason to be running 10.1
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by bobbyi 16y ago
Just because they integrate everything into one source tree doesn't mean they have kernel developers maintaining the userland utilities.

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