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by camiller 10y ago
The only thing useful about it is you have an excuse to eat two pies....
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by camiller 10y ago
I use this $6 one. https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00OGPO3ZS which I can confirm works with google account, github, dropbox. It is a buttonless design that activates upon insertion. While an interesting idea, t
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by camiller 10y ago
This paragraph from the article: "More witnesses and stories have surfaced since. These include Bill Budington of the EFF, Micah Lee of the Intercept, Nick Farr, Quinn Norton, Leigh Honeywell, Alison Macrina, Andrea Shepard, Meredith P
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by camiller 10y ago
0.47058823529411764 is the first number to appear, kept it in the .5 to .57 range for the next 50 or so presses ... got board.
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by camiller 14y ago
I think even the Pre+ came with inductive charging built-in. Only the original Pre required the purchase of the replacement back.
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by camiller 14y ago
Really? I might not be in an "important swing state" but when my wife doesn't fast forward through them on the DVR I see plenty of local/state/and congressional commercials. Unless in your state the presidential campaigns are buying up ALL
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by camiller 14y ago
Neat. As a tech geek that is also a home brewer/home winemaker I find it very interesting. Thanks for sharing.
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by camiller 14y ago
<James Earl Jones voice>I find you lack of interior ... disturbing</James Earl Jones voice) Admittedly, you would be making stuff up since not much of the interior is visible in the movies but...
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by camiller 14y ago
I believe the way it works is you simply can't add any new (or update existing) files until you delete enough stuff to make the space available. They won't actually delete your existing stuff. (well i suppose if your account is inactive lon
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by camiller 14y ago
equally, a set of metalworking files and key blanks/brass stock are much cheaper than key-making machines.
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by camiller 14y ago
Wow 256K, the luxury! Apple //e, 64K memory (possibly 128K if you had the memory expansion card) (The Apple ][+ only had 48K) You start with the 143K floppy containing the word processor in Drive 1 (S6,D1) and the floppy with your document
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by camiller 14y ago
...and maybe a $150'ish for plans and hardware kit. Seems like the harder part of this would be the mechanical hardware. Shipping something the size of a bed assembled from 2x4s is going to be expensive, sourcing the lumber locally should m
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by camiller 14y ago
Say for example there are five Chevy dealerships in the greater Omaha area. If General Motors were allowed to own one itself it could give itself discounts internally such that it could undersell the other dealers and put them out of busine
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by camiller 14y ago
"Sure, they might succeed in banning them in a state or two..." More likely they will be forced to create a franchise dealership network.
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by camiller 14y ago
Or "Page Up" "Page Down" keys
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by camiller 14y ago
The drill team will start every morning with a rousing cheer "Release the Kracken!"
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by camiller 14y ago
Do they actually have a system in place the allows users to report enough detail to fix something? Personally I don't consider bug reports moaning.
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by camiller 14y ago
FWIW, I've read elsewhere that Google has had 1000 contractors in India cleaning up map data for 5 years. People using it isn't going to clean it up with "moaning". Apple is going to have to throw a LOT of resources at fixing this.
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by camiller 14y ago
If I had the money to throw away for the application fee I was going to patent "A Digital Method for Removal of Sinus Mucal Buildup"
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by camiller 14y ago
Did you attempt to assertain if they had or had not in fact liscensed this patent? Let's not make assumptions after all.
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by camiller 14y ago
Yeah, I started reading it and thought gee this sounds familiar.
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by camiller 14y ago
"... It's just that arguments on both sides seem to be spacious ..." "How is privacy a spacious argument?" spacious 1. Generous or large in area or extent; roomy. specious spe·cious (sp sh s). adj. 1. Having the ring of truth or plausibilit
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by camiller 14y ago
The do have: http://www.house.gov/representatives/find/
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by camiller 14y ago
The Heartland Developers Conference did the same thing this year. The QR code included more info than just the text on the badge so OCR would not have gotten the email address.
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by camiller 14y ago
Android Central reported that the (verizon) S3 was not vulnerable to this attack. http://www.androidcentral.com/major-security-vulnerability-s... Edit: Found some postings on xda-dev that the GS3 is vulnerable. Could depend on firmware ve
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by camiller 14y ago
Are software defects considered manufacturing defects? BTW, read elsewhere that if you are using the Chrome browser instead of the Samsung browser this doesn't affect you. Haven't had the guts to test it myself.
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by camiller 14y ago
I'm getting - An error has occurred: {"code":"ENOTFOUND","errno":"ENOTFOUND","syscall":"getaddrinfo"}
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by camiller 14y ago
Most of the complaints I've seen had nothing to do with turn by turn navigation. It is more about where points of interest are on the maps, airports in the wrong place etc.
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by camiller 14y ago
From the article "2. I suspect that the data and routing functionality that they have from TomTom, while not the best, is simply not the source of their problems. ..." The author of the article is suggesting the problem is the integration o
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by camiller 14y ago
A admittedly cursory look at both websites doesn't show any obvious copying (unless there is some sort if internal structural magic you can't see in pictures). Besides, the article only mentioned things like the website navigation and promo

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