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17y ago
It is a very interesting program and can be used for data manipulation and mathematical research, I know that there are a large number of professors that supplement their research with mathematica and it seems to fit better than matlab with
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17y ago
To be honest I actually kind of like office 2007 especially the improvements to organization, to be honest I have to use word 2003 at school and have 2007 at home and when I'm working at school some things seem so much harder than they have
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17y ago
That's one of the coolest websites I've seen in a while I remember doing something similar in middle school. But it goes away after a cookie.
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17y ago
Why should google go out of their way to fix shortcommings of anothers website, twitter will be brought extra traffic by those not using twittersearch and google has nothing to gain by replacing twittersearch.
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17y ago
http://search.yahoo.com/search?p=better+business+bureau+chic... If a search is so high up and allows people to post comments and the first comment someone sees is a complaint people will jump on the bandwagon thinking this is the proper p
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17y ago
I don't think people are upvoting for the sake of 4chan rather they are upvoting for the subject, that a news or current issue magazine is so proud that they won't admit that the results are not real.
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17y ago
I was looking for the link but you already posted this comment :) http://www.smashingmagazine.com/2009/04/03/8-simple-ways-to-...
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17y ago
I'm thinking of a number...
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17y ago
Nothing amazing, but I'm sure a very useful script as sometimes if you need to add multiple domains vhosts would be a pain without some automation.
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17y ago
The amount of people creating products around it.
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17y ago
I don't think it took them half an hour to plug it in and if it did maybe they should stay away from new technology... seriously.
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17y ago
Here is something 80 px wide http://www.novavision.com/clinic_images/Neurol%20Inst%20Colu... to give you an idea of what kind of value can be added Sure adding another column could be useful but as you can see by the authors tone he is ta
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17y ago
Thank goodness in my engineering department matlab or excel are acceptable. Matlab works well in linux and is a much cheaper more powerful option than the office student edition paired with openoffice. (My school runs 2003 office though so
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17y ago
What is the point of limiting website width to specific pixels, especially why go over so much thought for something from 960 -> 1020 or something small like that? You'd think with the netbook and mobile browser shrinking that the desi
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17y ago
This probably wouldn't be downmodded so much if people were less defensive when they were reading comments.
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17y ago
Maybe if all you are doing is web browsing and using the minimal apps, but some of the appeal of a netbook is that it is a functioning computer that is more portable than a normal laptop. Edit: I mean functioning as it can run large apps s
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18y ago
Maybe because the problem is arising people will move to short urls on their own sites so that they don't even need to be shortened for twitter and such, because honestly the problem isn't that the urls are redirecting its that the urls nee
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18y ago
I didn't say it was a good marketing ploy or anything but was going off the thought that he didn't do much damage, if he did end up deleting data or something along those lines it would be a bad thing. I was just hoping he was honest in sa
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18y ago
I know a large number of people here are against using vulnerabilities to do anything but in all honesty we need more of these kind of deviants (the ones who do little to no harm while exposing bugs and glitches). Sure we could all wish fo
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18y ago
It reminds me of Dr. Seuss as well as another guy who used to do a learn to draw show on pbs when I was little, I think his name was Mark something. I really hope more people change from Web 2.0 style images to something more friendly or m
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18y ago
Both the fears seem pretty reasonable to me, probably because I usually don't buy a main harddrive with more than 200gb usually no more than 120.
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18y ago
This case would be very surprising if it got far, couldn't the mother have carried the gene as well? The website linked in the article says it is not always presented in characters, and another thing wouldn't they have to test the 13 year o
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18y ago
I think they keep it in beta because it hasn't become the app they want it to be yet. Google wants the end all email client not just a better alternative to hotmail/yahoo/msn et cetera.
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18y ago
http://tipjoy.com/APIcontest/ for those that don't want to read through the techcrunch article
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18y ago
I agree with you that it is large for the group but I would be more interested in the people who did cancel as you said. Especially with the example comments like a problem with firefox already running et cetera. I was just was trying to v
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18y ago
Title should be Why people don't install firefox after they've downloaded it. I was interested in this but 300 people is a small sample in the computer world and I was hoping for a write up on why people are sticking with IE and such after
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18y ago
Sony won't be going anywhere anytime soon, sure their sales are dwindling in a different market but I'm sure the ps3 will be able to make it through another generation of consoles just like the ps2 just now they have to rely on their other
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18y ago
> Snowe echoed her colleague, saying, "if we fail to take swift action, we, regrettably, risk a cyber-Katrina." What is a cyber katrina, can you have a disaster of magnitude on the internet? I'd much rather they be worried about tangibl
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18y ago
I had a wonderful physics teacher who brought in a bunch of different inventions made by Tesla and I always thought they were interesting but the theory of wireless electricity is so different to people it always blows my mind that it works
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18y ago
You just have to find the price index and adjust it yourself. edit: someone already linked it
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