cmars232

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by cmars232 18y ago
That's life
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by cmars232 18y ago
I've tried it in a VM. I thought the taskbar behavior resembled the MacOS dock. No surprise, it feels slower than my XP VM.
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by cmars232 18y ago
In theory, I think you could forward traffic to quantcast, doubleclick, etc. but wouldn't this cost more bandwidth?
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by cmars232 18y ago
Undrin sounds like a pharmaceutical product. Undrin helps you regain control of your bladder. Side effects include dizziness, headache, nausea.
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by cmars232 18y ago
That depends entirely on where you live.
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by cmars232 18y ago
Getting cron right can be trickier than it looks. Even if you test your script with the right uid, are you sure cron is running with the same environment variables as the shell? I've been bitten several times by cron skipping my shell pro
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by cmars232 18y ago
I've heard you can freely move from team to team, but only if its one of the locally staffed projects at your office. Location makes a big difference.
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by cmars232 18y ago
With automation, markets become exploitable.
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by cmars232 18y ago
Black-Scholes, eh? If I could identify those algorithms, I'd be a rich man indeed.
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by cmars232 18y ago
At my day job I've found Lucene to outperform CouchDB in query performance by orders of magnitude. I deal with a huge volume of manufacturing data, some of which fits into a "document model". The Solr frontend to Lucene is a poor substitu
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by cmars232 18y ago
Great. Now we have to get modchips for our laptops too?
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by cmars232 18y ago
I've always wondered if it really matters much if you get "sued" in some other country like this. Really, what can a foreign court do to you? Block your site to its citizens? I doubt that would go over well in France...
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by cmars232 18y ago
5316 bookmarks: http://delicious.com/masterchef Here's to remembering the early days of del.icio.us when you could drink from that unfiltered firehose, get the new stuff faster than anywhere else, and even though it'd go HTTP 500 here and
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by cmars232 18y ago
I wonder if their Python support will run "real Django"...
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by cmars232 18y ago
How do you watch hulu with xbmc? That sounds really cool...
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by cmars232 18y ago
On a vt220!
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by cmars232 18y ago
I hope OSGi is supported!
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by cmars232 18y ago
+1 for the hilarious picture, beer just shot out my nose.
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by cmars232 18y ago
I don't blame them. GPL'ing libraries is obnoxious, especially when its something as general as ExtJS.
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by cmars232 18y ago
Not if we go to war to plunder :)
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by cmars232 18y ago
It might be your last change to charge up a mountain of debt before its all gone. Might as well do it now if we're all going bankrupt!
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by cmars232 18y ago
Sounds like Eclipse EMF.
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by cmars232 18y ago
Man, that's cold !
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by cmars232 18y ago
Newsvine is way too similar in color and layout to The Onion. I thought, "hey, that's not funny... oh"
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by cmars232 18y ago
I would recommend picking up Django instead (GAE isn't really Django, just bits and mangled pieces of it IMO). 1.0 was recently released and its better than ever. Plus you can host your Django application anywhere :)
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by cmars232 18y ago
World trade will become irrelevant once we develop our own energy independence and desktop manufacturing. These two technological breakthroughs will render cultural and economic hegemonies irrelevant. The next great economic triumph won't
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by cmars232 18y ago
Datacenters... sure that's what they want you to think. Haven't you read Snow Crash?!
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by cmars232 18y ago
No. The competition will be good for all though. I'm anticipating a similar performance boost in Firefox.
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by cmars232 18y ago
Agreed. For me, NoScript is much more than an adblocking concern, it's must-have privacy and security. Browsing without NoScript is like flying blind.
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by cmars232 18y ago
I could care less if ad-based websites come or go. Communities will emerge regardless.

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