cmars232

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by cmars232 17y ago
Reminds me of the Foundation series -- the 1st foundation miniaturized nuclear powered devices.
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by cmars232 17y ago
Lots of guns and canned food. Works equally well for zombie outbreaks and post-nuclear apocalypses too.
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by cmars232 17y ago
I was also looking for an example. I'd like to play with it, but I'm not exactly an OpenGL or Haskell wizard.
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by cmars232 17y ago
At least a 10% raise, I'd hope!
155.
by cmars232 17y ago
F kin hipsters had it coming. lol, jk
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by cmars232 17y ago
I thought of something like this based on license plates a while back. Drivers would send messages (kudos or kurses?) to a license plate's inbox. Anyone could check the inbox, but you'd have to know the plate. I think it'd have to do spee
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by cmars232 17y ago
If you don't click on those affiliate ads often enough and buy stuff, you're no different than the worthless lurkers and adblockers as far as actually funding the site go. Advertising is a nice "turbo boost" for a trickle of revenue. It
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by cmars232 17y ago
Grooveshark looks nice! Pandora's been recycling the same songs too much for my tastes lately, and I'm getting bored with it. I also wish I could easily access the "station logs" later. I like the fair use policy on the copyrights page a
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by cmars232 17y ago
Agreed. I had to check the date on this article to make sure it was really from 2009, and not 4 years ago.
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by cmars232 17y ago
You could use RuntimeException as a superclass for your exceptions, or wrap checked exceptions in a RuntimeException. I'll often rethrow exceptions this way when I have to deal with something horribly wrong (like I/O or UI meltdown, etc.)
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by cmars232 17y ago
I found the article rather sensationalistic, but one of the comments rings true with regard to globalization of knowledge work in general: "...you end up with a barbell distribution – a bunch of those rare people who can work through system
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by cmars232 17y ago
Sure... as long as those nanobots know where the nutrient solution stops and us people begin.
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by cmars232 17y ago
Hey, that's cuil!
164.
by cmars232 17y ago
Too bad EU is on 220v. I'd ship you guys incandescents from the US.
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by cmars232 17y ago
A BugMeNot-like service that does not centrally host any data and therefore cannot control which domains are supported. Two possible approaches might be: 1. Use some sort of generative approach with hashing, salting, and a PRNG. Advantage
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by cmars232 17y ago
Communism FAIL.
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by cmars232 17y ago
Do not want.
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by cmars232 17y ago
Very nice, I had the same problem with a huge repo and had written off GitX, just updated and now it works!
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by cmars232 17y ago
Millimeters?
170.
by cmars232 17y ago
"Hey! That bastard owes me a lot of money!" :)
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by cmars232 17y ago
Agree. Ultra-wide-band mesh wireless networking perhaps? I've heard UWB can exist over licensed spectrum without even affecting existing narrow-band reception.
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by cmars232 17y ago
A lot less lame than a segway.
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by cmars232 17y ago
Music library is too locked to a single device. If I put podcasts and music on my iPod with Rhythmbox from my work PC, iTunes will happily eradicate everything it doesn't know about as soon as I plug it in when I get home. If I plug in my i
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by cmars232 17y ago
If you jailbreak your iPhone, you're obviously a terrorist interrupting critical systems like e911 -- this will set off a small explosive charge that will fragment the metal casing and internal components to disable the enemy combatant.
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by cmars232 17y ago
You really can't just completely separate yourself from the "wheel of suffering". Even if you did drop out of it completely, what scalable solution is there for everyone else? There's no net benefit for such drastic lifestyle changes, othe
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by cmars232 17y ago
Ugh... GPL.
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by cmars232 17y ago
"I'm good enough, I'm smart enough, and doggone it, people like me"
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by cmars232 17y ago
Try changing your posture and work environment from time to time. I regularly switch mouse hands, for example. Also, dark color scheme is best. I have harmless floaters in my eyes but they make bright white backgrounds look like a freakin
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by cmars232 17y ago
Great timing, I've been looking at Haskell again lately. This is the third time around, maybe it will stick with me this time :)
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by cmars232 17y ago
Smugness can be a factor, but there is this general goofiness about the Segway. Whenever I see a Segway tour downtown (OMG its a Segway-gang! Run for your lives!) or someone "walking" their dog with a Segway in my neighborhood, I can't he

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