canadaj

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by canadaj 12y ago
Yes it does? The search engine won't track you, but that doesn't stop your ISP or anyone else along the chain.
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by canadaj 12y ago
Aside from the use by teenagers, who use it for trivial events like getting coffee twice in one day, I actually don't think it's a terrible ideology. Wanna leave your job for a startup? YOLO. Wanna take that year-long trip across
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by canadaj 12y ago
Available to everyone under the condition you can click 'purchase' faster :)
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by canadaj 12y ago
Awesome, I wasn't looking for something so full featured. I just want to be able to check the temperature without having to get up :) If you're from the Pacific Northwest, get into the PNWBA quickly. Lots of great people and so we
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by canadaj 12y ago
I'm not sure what kind of BBQ you are into, but my dad and I do quite a few competitions every year, and the temperature inside the smoker itself is more valuable than the temperature of your meat. It's easier to consistently get
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by canadaj 12y ago
A temperature sensor for BBQ smokers. Simple thermocouple with an Adafruit breakout board (MAX31855), and an existing Python driver. Also serves up a Nodejs static page that polls for a new temperature every 5 seconds. I'm struggling t
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by canadaj 12y ago
Maybe this hostile and unprofessional environment are the "mistakes and errors" from the article. I was curious about this, myself.
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by canadaj 13y ago
I think for a lot of people, their main issue revolved around Prop 8 being a civil rights issue. You are correct, however, in your example of a CEO cheating on their significant other, and for some people that is a breach of trust enough to
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by canadaj 13y ago
Red Bull is very interesting. For a company that only really sells a single product, they reach into a lot of markets. I especially admire them for supporting "obscure" extreme sports and using their marketing prowess to bring the