brianto2010

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PS3 Plus TI-84+ Equals Jailbreak(ticalc.org)
3 points by brianto2010 16y ago|0 comments
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by brianto2010 16y ago
I guess it's a bit late, but I was joking. If it were truly light, I wouldn't have mentioned (noticed) it. I'll put smileys next to jokes next time, OK?
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Take Back Control of your [TI] Nspire(ticalc.org)
1 points by brianto2010 16y ago|0 comments
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by brianto2010 16y ago
A People's History of the United States (Zinn) [ http://www.amazon.com/Peoples-History-United-States-Present/... ] There's so much history that isn't taught in school (politically covered up) and Zinn presents many of these little-known h
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by brianto2010 16y ago
Heh... reminds me of éX-Driver ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ex-Driver#Overview ). I think the idea has potential, but I don't think it will be safely feasible. > " A test drive off campus on Thursday illustrates the many hazards. A
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by brianto2010 16y ago
Hardstyle: http://listen.di.fm/public3/hardstyle.pls Eurodance: http://listen.di.fm/public3/eurodance.pls Eurobeat: http://go2id.net:8000/listen.pls JPop: http://kawaii-radio.net/listen.m3u
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by brianto2010 16y ago
backtrack = true unless consequence.signifies? :block_end It doesn't seem that much harder to read.
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by brianto2010 16y ago
> " the top voted articles are not the ones that I would want to read. " Then, how about using the top 10 from the classic view? http://news.ycombinator.com/classic Would that help?
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by brianto2010 16y ago
Well shiver my timbers! I didn't know that. :-) Anyways, good luck!
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by brianto2010 16y ago
Woah. It's a Ruby/Rails combo. You should have mentioned that. The curriculum looks awesome: a lot of skills are introduced. However, the curriculum looks very Rails centric rather than Ruby (the language) centric. If you're going into webs
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by brianto2010 16y ago
I don't see why not... go for it! To supplement your Ruby knowledge and class, I'd say take a look at Ruby code snippets from Rosetta Code[1] to get a 'feel' for what Ruby looks like in a variety of applications. [1] http://rosettacode.org
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by brianto2010 16y ago
Just noticed: there is a "media download" option towards the bottom right of the video.
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by brianto2010 16y ago
From the 'tech' page: > "...it has a pair of devices that are wired up in such a way that as a high potential is applied across them, where electrons do not normally flow in this direction and would be blocked, the high voltage compres
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by brianto2010 16y ago
Internship programs for high school students. I see many for college students, probably because they need it more, but few are targeted towards high school students. Rather than work at a lower-level job, they could enrich themselves in a c
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Axe Parser: Bridging the Gap between TI-BASIC and ASM(ticalc.org)
1 points by brianto2010 16y ago|0 comments
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by brianto2010 16y ago
Why? If you are going to give a position, at least back it up. @jonjonjon - I'd suggest finding a quick mini-project tutorial for both languages and do them. Afterwards, see how both languages feel and judge it yourself. For Ruby on Rai
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by brianto2010 16y ago
It sounds kinda like binding in JavaFX. http://java.sun.com/javafx/1/tutorials/core/dataBinding/
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by brianto2010 16y ago
Watching anime, sleeping, and reading HN.
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by brianto2010 16y ago
Where do you see that? > "At the end of the day, a paid member of a freemium service is often more involved than the free account holders. He or she might log in much more often and begin to make full use of the new features..." Marte
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by brianto2010 16y ago
> "When you provide an employer with unpaid labor..." Programming jobs don't pay overtime?! With an extra 40 hrs/wk, regardless of the job, the employee should get a sizable compensation, right?
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by brianto2010 16y ago
He is not saying it's invalid, he is saying it's old (and probably posted here a couple times before).
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by brianto2010 16y ago
> "...which movie will it be." Not which movie, but how to create such a movie . How would 3D effects harmonize with a movie? How would 3D add to the "complex and beautiful" story? After solving how , we can answer "which".
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by brianto2010 16y ago
Origami! It's always fun and there are a ton of resources/guides/tutorials online. Most projects are usually short and practically all are doable in a day. Plus, many projects are cool to show off. Some are even useful! Here's a favorite of
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TiddlyWiki: A Personal Web Notebook(tiddlywiki.com)
5 points by brianto2010 17y ago|0 comments
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by brianto2010 17y ago
I've found a cool wiki-like software that is fairly simple to use and might fill your CMS needs. It resides within one HTML file meaning good portability, and has a large community attached. However, I forgot the name and spent the past hal
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by brianto2010 17y ago
Here's a favorite of mine I loved visiting when I was in middle school: http://coolmath.com
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NewProg v1.0 (Programming Language)(ticalc.org)
1 points by brianto2010 17y ago|0 comments
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TI-OS 2.53 Released for TI-84+ Family(ticalc.org)
2 points by brianto2010 17y ago|0 comments
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by brianto2010 17y ago
Quick answer: no. It generates the actual HTML based on your current color scheme and font. Notepad++ is the same (I think). Long answer: Check this link: http://code.google.com/p/vimcolorschemetest/ At the bottom, click on one of the pro
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by brianto2010 17y ago
I've never had to do that (ever), but... Vim: :TOhtml Notepad++: Plugins > NppExport > Export to HTML

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