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by cdumler 8y ago
I've been a long time fan of Star Control. I've been watching things for a while. If you check out YouTuber Law on YouTube, you can get a really good take. Not a lawyer, so my layperson's understanding: The creators sold t
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by cdumler 8y ago
Personally, I'm quite happy that the headphone jack is gone. It was the number one flaw is most of my phones. Either, the jack would get loose and start to crackle or I would get a spark of static electricity that would blow out head
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by cdumler 8y ago
You’re not wrong. This is totally a “wow, these businesses will not give up on this idea, so fine, we’ll sell them this oil.” The problem is that too many business CTO’s are hearing these buzzwords can _have_ to jump on the action. They
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by cdumler 8y ago
No, that is a perfectly valid question. The answer is: science has no idea what gravity _is_. What we do know is: The Newton/Einstein definition is that it is an effect by mass on space/time. Mass always travels in a straight l
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by cdumler 8y ago
Yes, Dark Matter is a statement about the premise that something appears to be operating gravitationally while have no (or perhaps so little that we don't recognize it) interaction with other matter; however, it is not without reason.
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by cdumler 8y ago
I'm glad that you believe it, but it's not a reasonable position. The primary reason for some U.S. tariffs is the legitimate reason of national security. We provide tariffs on certain foods, mineral resources, and military produ
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by cdumler 8y ago
So, I'll join the chorus here by saying that I've picked up the subscription fee. I've been using their software daily for over three years. During that time, they have consistently improved their product and have been open
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by cdumler 9y ago
The VIC-20 was my first computer. Nothing like working hard on a program only to hit the memory limit. I read that manual from cover to cover. It was wonderful that practically everything you could want to know about your computer was in
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by cdumler 9y ago
I understand that apps expand, but I've come to move specifically to applications that support markdown. Like Bear, Slack, Trello, etc. Being able to have light-duty text formatting while not being dependent on RTF interface means I
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by cdumler 9y ago
Execution occurs with two registers, Code Segment and Instruction Pointer. Normally, you use other operation codes (JMP, CALL, etc) because they will take into account modifying IP or CS:IP, as appropriate. It would be a really odd situat
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by cdumler 9y ago
I think the take away is not that there is an attack vector. If the source is tainted then bad things happen. I think this is interesting in that it's _not_ source code but a CSS vector. If you're doing a security audit, saniti
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by cdumler 9y ago
Red Dwarf - "Uncrop" - http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x2qlmuy
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by cdumler 9y ago
A DNA sex is a set that can merge successfully with another set that produces an offspring. This is not always possible in all life because some sections of the DNA are incompatible when swapped. Here is the sparrow with four sexes: https
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by cdumler 9y ago
Does anyone know if this has any effect on Erik Verlinde's theory of gravity?
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by cdumler 9y ago
Apple has no problem with bundling Safari with the OS because: * Apple isn't close to being dominant as a platform. * Allows the default browser to be changed. * Hasn't demonstrated any evidence that they want to stop a competing
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by cdumler 9y ago
My go to for people new to JS.
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by cdumler 9y ago
Guild Wars 2: Free to play, no subscription if you play for the game, and plenty of "things to do." The game revolves around story lines and open world events. What I like is that I can pop on and just do something and then pop
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by cdumler 9y ago
But, that's still trusting the provider. The provider is likely to compute it at upload time and then store in meta data. So, having that meta result returned is no more proof your files exist than listing them.
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by cdumler 9y ago
I'm a long time Arq user. I very much appreciate the honesty. I can't solve a data backup problem if I don't know what that problem is. Ont this note, I've thought about something at times: If there was one feature tha
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by cdumler 9y ago
I use a variation of bullet journaling for my work. I have to track a lot details, and I off-load them to paper.
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by cdumler 9y ago
I cannot stress strongly enough to everyone: HR is there to keep managers out of trouble. I had someone once put it to me this way: Why is it that when musician has problems, his or her manager gets fired, but when an employee has proble
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by cdumler 10y ago
I do not deny certainly that 90% of the job offers are C#, Java and PHP. Recruiters are always trying to get me to look at various offers, and I agree; however, they're pretty much all large, established companies that are desperate t
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by cdumler 10y ago
If you're looking to vent, then I'll say, "That sucks, dude. Keep in there, it's all a numbers game." Tomorrow will be a better day. But, I'm going to be bold. I'm going to out on the limb and suggest t
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by cdumler 10y ago
No and yes. In the Dark Matter explanation, there is just more matter there that does not interact with electromagnetism. So, Einstein's' interpretation is right, we're just not seeing all of the matter. In Verlinde's
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by cdumler 10y ago
Just rent a gasoline car. I have a car with good gas milage. For trips, I always rent. If you have anything decent in range >600 miles, work out the math: generally, you pay less than expected cost of wear and tear and fuel with a ren
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by cdumler 10y ago
I'm a professional full-stack developer. I get such a kick out of all these Linux distros trying to think: Hey, you can totally just go to us as a developer. Here is why I can't just go: I expect the environment to work for me.
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by cdumler 10y ago
Having built many, large, scalable systems, I would like to make a finer point: I agree that microservices are not better than monoliths. I also claim that monoliths are not better than microservices. When implementing any architecture, th
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by cdumler 10y ago
This seems wrong to me. I know the LHC records total energy in and compares total energy out. Wouldn't any long lived particles would "appear" as areas of missing energy?
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by cdumler 10y ago
Thank you. When you're a web developer and very tired.. Yes, HDMI.
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by cdumler 10y ago
I've been using Duet for some time now. Pros: - Simple to use. Install the drivers on Mac, run the program on your iPad, and go. - Acts like any another monitor. You can adjust orientation with other monitors and resolution. Differe

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