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by bwarp 15y ago
You don't - you can mount it with WebDAV.
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by bwarp 15y ago
I think that is a load of toss. Sure there are dedicated clients for Windows, but you can access the entire of their "cloud offerings" via the web and some rather nifty APIs. Ultimately my point is that it is no different to any other "clou
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by bwarp 15y ago
You can actually access Skydrive on any platform via the web if you set up a sync profile to your online storage.
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by bwarp 15y ago
Well that wasn't very clever was it.
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by bwarp 15y ago
Most banks use an eventually consistent message oriented architecture, not a transactional one. At a low level banks use both absolute consistency (for physical transaction stores) and eventual consistency (for logical transaction implement
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by bwarp 15y ago
The irony now being that the Mac is from a hardware level, a PC clone...
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by bwarp 15y ago
I think this comes down to "shit is hard" and "a quick tutorial isn't going to make you an expert". There are too many people after instant gratification these days. After 10 years of writing code, I felt that I had a basic understanding of
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by bwarp 15y ago
I call bullshit. Desktops taking a hit from tablets - are you crazy? Desktops are taking a hit from desktops! There are still acres of desktop real estate which is going to be replaced with more desktops. Looking at this at a high level, th
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by bwarp 15y ago
Yes - thank you :)
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by bwarp 15y ago
The only thing I do and would use there is "logger". The rest is about showboating. A GUI and a script should never be entangled if you ask me. There should be no coupling there. Everything script-related should run quite happily non intera
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by bwarp 15y ago
That's great and all that but you can't scale up production at that scale (imagine even building an opamp with it) and it doesn't mention anywhere how long the gate actually lasted. Thermal effects at that scale would probably destroy it pr
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by bwarp 15y ago
I'd love to see this in debugger form!
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by bwarp 15y ago
I'm not confused between null and None. That's obvious and wholly pointless. You should know that you must initialise all types to a default value. Then you don't need a language feature for "None". Being lazy or stupid is not a reason to a
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by bwarp 15y ago
I only have one comment to reply to that with: null, Null, None, Nil At least I know which null I'm referring to in Java!
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by bwarp 15y ago
I know this is about the alternatives, and I'm probably absolutely mad, but I still prefer Java over all the new alternatives. It still feels "solid" and dependable and without much fluff.
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by bwarp 15y ago
Not in europe it's not!
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by bwarp 15y ago
TBH I'm in London and I've never had to wait for dental treatment. I thought it'd be rather busy here. With respect to "radical new treatments", I'd rather go out with my dignity intact than hold onto some hope of some snake oil possibly wo
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by bwarp 15y ago
Indeed. Although here in the UK, I find it frustrating that whilst we use metric for literally everything, we use MPH and miles for distance. It's illogical. If I utter kilometers to anyone, they look at me funny. I spent 5 years training m
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by bwarp 15y ago
I hate replying to my own post, but it's done already! http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=8b9_1329576173
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by bwarp 15y ago
Please use metric. It's the 21st century now.
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by bwarp 15y ago
Good job you lucky guys in the US can sit in the back yard with a 12 gauge! I wonder how many hours it's going to be before someone shoots one.
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by bwarp 15y ago
> Learning to live frugally and within your means is also key. Spot on! That is one of the most important things in my mind. I live very frugally but I live very well!
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by bwarp 15y ago
You get free dental treatment and glasses if you are a student/unemployed. NHS dental charges for the employed are as follows: http://www.nhs.uk/chq/Pages/1781.aspx?CategoryID=74&SubC... - each charge covers everything for 2 months su
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by bwarp 15y ago
Now the big questions: Are you the law? Should you make your own rules? Should you have your own court? Because that's how you are operating. You made your own law and tempted people to break "common law". Double standards.
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by bwarp 15y ago
Just a quick note: If you don't have a solicitor or your solicitor is not available you're in even more shit as they'll get the "duty solicitor" out. They are their own breed of scum you have to avoid like the plague as they sleep, eat and
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by bwarp 15y ago
In the UK we have The Open University (which is open for international study too). You can get a real degree in your spare time without a massive spend, working or not. I'm doing a mathematics degree at the moment, whilst employed. No holid
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by bwarp 15y ago
In the UK, it costs $0, employed or not, previous neck injury or not, prior condition or not! No insurance required and it's always good care from experience. Healthcare is the last thing you want to have to worry about if you are unemploye
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by bwarp 15y ago
You also need to build it still as at least 50% of the time, there are problems with the ideal world simulations.
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by bwarp 15y ago
This is normal. Most of the textbooks are crap and teach you nothing but theory. Most EE's spend a lot of time in front of a computer these days doing nothing practical. Grab a copy of "The Art Of Electronics Student Manual" which will give
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by bwarp 15y ago
x64 is only an issue if you do native interop. Profiling is solved by using ANTS profiler.

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