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by camiller 15y ago
Or the add for the same book cheaper at Amazon...
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by camiller 15y ago
It's only stressful if you let it be. When I was lay'ed off from a previous position (with 6 months severance) it was the best thing that had happened to me in a long time. I even turned down the first job offer I had, cause I didn't really
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by camiller 15y ago
Since dinosaurs roamed the datacenter! I voted 20+ since that is how long I've been programming for a living, if you include back to high school (BASIC on a RSTS/E time share) change it to 30+.
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by camiller 15y ago
Three days before April first. Google wouldn't drop their annual gag this early would they?
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by camiller 15y ago
Also on the series Earth Final Conflict called the "Global Link" or sometimes simply "Global" Posts two and three in this thread: http://www.howardforums.com/showthread.php/221720-Your-Dream... ) show it partly and fully opened
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by camiller 15y ago
> ... and where the heck is the "Edit" button? Huh, I just pulled up five articles at random and they all had edit buttons. Granted, it doesn't let you edit the main article, but you can create your own version of one or send a suggesti
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by camiller 15y ago
In the novel Lucifer's Hammer one of the main characters built his personal library around that sort of "whit if" scenario. Books like "Way Things Work" vol I and II. texts on primitive pharmacology, how to make insulin, etc. And he did use
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by camiller 15y ago
One thing I remember about Encarta back when the Pentium 75mHz was king, If you copied a passage of text and pasted it into MS word, it automatically generated a footnote entry. To this day I've never seen any other software do that. (Not s
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by camiller 15y ago
The coffee analogy breaks down though because there are plenty of options for refillable pods for the "senseo" style pod machines. And Kurig (and others) sell a refillable K-cup for those style machines. Where there is a demand for somethin
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by camiller 15y ago
In the popup for a particular boat click "Show Vessel's Track" which appears to show a set of previous position reports with a line drawn between them.
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by camiller 15y ago
Twice the battery capacity, but still rated at 10 hours. That new display must really drink the juice.
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by camiller 15y ago
Ah, but his proposed privacy bill of rights is all aimed at corporate data collection, not government data collection. He WANTS the government to have a monopoly in this area.
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by camiller 15y ago
"...which see everything you see..." When you are actually wearing them...
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by camiller 15y ago
The announcement also notes: "While recommended, the book is not required: relevant sections will be provided electronically..." Amazon now states ships in 1 to 3 weeks and 24 new from $80.00 / 29 used from $51.49 so it won't be hard to get
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by camiller 15y ago
Then only independently wealthy candidates or publicly funded candidates could run.
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by camiller 15y ago
Just to amplify this, common parts across several models and somehow be more expensive for the "luxury" version. Rear hatch gasket for an '96 Oldsmobile Silhouette mini-van was twice what the exact same part for the Chevy Lumina. Only diffe
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by camiller 15y ago
But in the spirit of interdepartmental cooperation....
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by camiller 15y ago
First, understand that I am not suggesting you or others like you are wrong, if you are happy then cool. But... I simply cannot understand the desire to live in such close proximity to large numbers of other people. Never ever again will I
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by camiller 15y ago
I thought they did that at the same time the opened to the public instead of being invite only?
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by camiller 15y ago
Lee Terry (R-NE) and Benjamin Quayle (R-AZ) drop support for SOPA https://www.pcworld.com/article/248336/two_sopa_cosponsors_d...
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by camiller 15y ago
As they say ... "Eternal vigilance is the price of liberty" - Wendell Phillips
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by camiller 15y ago
Correct, it is an "above the line" deduction from your gross income, not a "below the line" tax credit. The net effect is that if you are in the 25% marginal tax bracket it reduced your tax liability by $5.
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by camiller 15y ago
govtrack.us and it's sister site popvox.com. On govtrack I have trackers set up for my senators and the representative from my district, some general trackers, and some trackers for specific bills. I get a daily update (but weekly is an op
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by camiller 15y ago
I'm in the US. A few months ago I stood up into an open cabinet door and required twelve staples in my head. The (non-hospital) emergency medical facility charged me my $100 deductible and billed the remainder to my insurance. About three m
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by camiller 15y ago
They killed the hardware. They have the #2 tablet by user base (admittedly due to selling many tablets at a loss during the fire sale) and do need to support them for a reasonable period of time, bug fixes and such, which is what this relea
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by camiller 15y ago
@jfruh @mak120 and @lobster45. It's supposed to help you find the date of manufacture of a globe, not necessarily the date those changes in the names of countries happened, or to be a complete list of all the country name changes that happe
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by camiller 15y ago
"I took out gravity as we know it" Well, if you throw out ALL the rules....
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by camiller 15y ago
I had to Google what CISSP meant. Which perhaps answers the question?
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by camiller 15y ago
I kinda boggles my mind that they allow calculators on the SAT now. Some googling indicates that they are still prohibited on the GMAT.
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by camiller 15y ago
I'll repost the comment I left on the article: I used a TI-66 as an undergrad (Purdue - Computer Technology), but I graduated from college(the first time) in 1988. Was great that I could program in frequently used equations. Later as an MBA

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