cmiller1

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by cmiller1 12y ago
Not to be confused with the Gosu 2D game dev library http://www.libgosu.org
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by cmiller1 12y ago
Not to mention the transformation of Bang & Olufsen
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by cmiller1 12y ago
Did anyone notice that the font they use in the default URL/tab bar is Gotham, the font made famous by the Obama campaign?
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by cmiller1 12y ago
>You could achieve the same effect with a color picker that only includes the colors traditionally produced by Crayola. Apple tried this, kind of. http://lowendmac.com/thomas/06/art1025/cpicker.gif
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by cmiller1 12y ago
Seriously, does his extent of looking at the language end at the "var" keyword?!?
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by cmiller1 12y ago
Did anyone else get excited expecting something related to this? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cosmic_Osmo_and_the_Worlds_Beyo...
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by cmiller1 12y ago
>My local restaurant wont get disrupted because it's not using Cloudfront. To put it out there, I was in an unfamiliar city this weekend and when my friends and I wanted to order some food, simply for convenience: if they weren&#x27
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by cmiller1 12y ago
I disagree in some specific cases. For software that is focused around accessing shared data. Say, ERP, document collaboration, etc. for small businesses that can't afford or don't want dedicated IT staff cloud based software ma
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by cmiller1 12y ago
I want to get off Mr. Bones Wild Ride.
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by cmiller1 13y ago
A very simple one at that, kinda tempted to drop into Xcode and pump out a free clone when I get out of work...
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by cmiller1 13y ago
just order a tab
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by cmiller1 13y ago
Not upgrading until there's a working jailbreak.
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by cmiller1 13y ago
It doesn't say this on the website, but they are releasing this under the Apache license. I wish they made this more clear from the get go because with all of the formats they are releasing it in as well as the release note on browser
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by cmiller1 13y ago
I disagree, the luxury and grand tourer segments are much nicer to spend extended periods of time in than say, a sports car with a heavy clutch.
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by cmiller1 13y ago
With the inexpensiveness of electronics today, why haven't we moved from a mechanical "password" (the height of the pins) to a simple electronic code programmed into the key?
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by cmiller1 13y ago
Standard OS X terminal, seems to work just fine for me. The --stack option running in fullscreen mode is pretty nice.
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by cmiller1 13y ago
The title of this article sounded to me like one of those statistically generated ones that were on here a little while ago!
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by cmiller1 13y ago
>Anything with fewer than three digits is supposed to be an invalid code So then why if your code is outputting "57" to the input "57" while the librarian's cleaner and more reasonable solution gives you "00
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by cmiller1 13y ago
I noticed it hijacks the wake up when I put my computer to sleep, which is available with a key command (either command-option-power or command-option-eject depending on your keyboard) and using the energy saver system preference panel you
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by cmiller1 13y ago
I had the exact opposite experience! Knocking and knocking and knocking, not working... pick it up off the table, works in my hand.
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by cmiller1 13y ago
I'm having no problems with Gmail on Apple's Mail on Mavericks... perhaps I'm just not a big enough e-mail user? I only have about 10000 messages on that account.
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by cmiller1 13y ago
I entered in "(the pokedex number of geodude)*5" Expected result: 370 Result: 74
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by cmiller1 13y ago
The fiber we're talking about has an outer diameter of 250µm (standard single mode) so it packs pretty densely; we can actually do a bit better using some more exotic (expensive) fibers and some of our proprietary tricks to packing a b
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by cmiller1 13y ago
Most of the switches we use are still opto-mechanical, just mechanically change the connection.
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by cmiller1 13y ago
The dimensions would vary depending on the form factor needed for the particular application, but a spool with a 9 inch by 9 inch spool with a 2 inch hub (which works for 1310nm applications) would hold about 120km
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by cmiller1 13y ago
Delaying light is sometimes used for a buffer in optical networks and signal processing, it is also used in the internal workings of certain opto-electronic devices such as optical oscillators; sometimes also used for testing and calibratio
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by cmiller1 13y ago
I work in a photonics lab and for all of the new fancy techniques you see show up in popular science publications for slowing and stopping light... they're all impractical. In the real world when we need to slow down light we still ju
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The Lonesome Tale Of An Unsung Computer Genius
27 points by cmiller1 15y ago|1 comments