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by cguess 11y ago
The article talks about how that actually was not possible when the movie came out in '95, but it is now. Back then most of them were on mechanical timers I believe. They actually quote the researcher that figured out the flaws, appare
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by cguess 11y ago
Yea.... Flash I don't think is the problem with Chrome.
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by cguess 11y ago
I feel ya. I'm an American citizen based in Eastern Europe (grew up in Milwaukee, let's say I don't pose an enormous "presence" or have much of an accent). Last time I came into Washington DC the border guide asked
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by cguess 11y ago
Not OP, but you can expect to start at about $1500 a month for a studio apartment (maybe cheaper if you find a damn good deal). If you want a one bedroom, $2000/month is probably closer.
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Why 'innovation' needs to take a step back(ijnet.org)
10 points by cguess 11y ago|5 comments
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by cguess 11y ago
And now I remember why I'm glad I'm not in school anymore...
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by cguess 12y ago
The main reason it exists is to provide incentive for people to actually create things and to spend the money on R&D with a hope there will be a return. If I spend three years and $500,000 developing a new building material, I should be
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by cguess 12y ago
My bet is that the donation is real, but the lions are not.
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by cguess 12y ago
I did this fellowship last summer. A really great experience, and you get work on problems that are WAY outside of the normal tech-group-think.
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by cguess 12y ago
While interesting... is there no commentary or discussion about the causation? Thanks for posting the graph, but I'd be very curious why people think this has happened.
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by cguess 12y ago
What's your price range? That will make a very large difference.