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cobookman
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First off, nice work. I've noticed that St4k is loading each thread using ajax, where-as stackoverflow actually opens a new 'page', reloading a lot of webrequests. Disclaimer I've got browser cache disabled. E.g on a thr
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A better way to write AMD Declerations
(colinbookman.com)
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Could we leverage a VPN tunnel over short band radio waves? This would allow us to detect a Man in the middle attack, as well as provide decentralized access. The speeds would be slow, and the network could be 'jammed' but it co
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13y ago
The industry as a whole will eventually just charge a per GB cost. During peak hours its more expensive...etc, just like electricity. The interesting part will be if they still have speed tiers. Its really in both parties best interest.
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13y ago
The reality is that there's a shortage of highly qualified STEM majors. As an ECE student, if I were to ask students in my major to code a linked list, or binary node tree, a good 25-50% would fail. And this is at a Top 10 program.
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Its not that rare to exceed the 300GB datacap if you're not using cable as your primary means of video distribution. Netflix uses 2.8GB/Hour of streaming on its highest quality setting [1]. That's only 107 hours of video per
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13y ago
As a non-microsoft employee I'd never know that drive encryption and secure boot settings would be the same 'technology' or even under 'bitlocker'. As bitlocker to me is the same as os x filefault or truecrypt. Why
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I've only got to wonder, how does Microsoft think of these crazy menus. Why would secure boot settings be under Bitlocker drive encryption?
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Used it once.....yeah
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After using os x for a bit w/homebrew, I'd sum it up like this: OS X has a design philosophy of simplicity for the average user. Putting commom settings into guis, and having the more complex ones in terminal. Homebrew follows t
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13y ago
The linux package managers are significantly better than homebrew/macports. If you're using Debian or a distro based off of Debian (Ubuntu, CrunchBang, ...etc) then you can use apt-get or aptitude. If you're using redhat or
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13y ago
Hard to tell which are continents, and which are oceans.
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Why go with WiFi instead of bluetooth? Wifi is hard. If I was to give a tessel to a friend pre-programmed, how does he enter his wifi SSID/Password? Bluetooth avoids all that. Use a smartphone as a proxy to the web. If he doesn
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Ahh forgot about Xbox Live. I know they recently announced having 300,000 servers: http://www.engadget.com/2013/05/21/microsoft-updates-xbox-li... Mind you, 300,000 * 3k per server is still only 900 million.
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My question is if google spent 21 billion, why did microsoft spend > 15 billion on its datacenters. How much datacenter resources is each microsoft customer using? It can't be from just office 365, Azure, and Bing. So is the major
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13y ago
Such a useful plug-in for CRUD WebApps.
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Maybe its iphone 5c for 'china' edition?
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I do enjoy Euler's formula's use in Electrical Engineering/DSP: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Euler%27s_formula One of the many applied uses would be the FFT, or calculating Electrical Impedance. There is
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Thanks for the link, weird the US site is different in that regard.
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--Reposted so you can simple 'click' the links-- Screen-shot of their website: http://i.imgur.com/LZoOp0D.png With the ads 'fixed': http://i.imgur.com/8XTv8y9.png
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Apple's Website Ad Placement - Why?
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100% agree. As a member of SGA I did push for an online notes resource. It turned out to be a legal gray zone though.
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We used the book for ECE 3020 - Mathematical foundations of computer Engineering at Gatech. Lecture notes have been taken down, but here are our homework solutions: http://users.ece.gatech.edu/~dblough/3020/solutio
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I'd wager it primarily is due to market share. Why infect .001% of the Node.js community when you could infect .0001% of the PHP community. Given that its a newer language, its likely that node.js users are more technically skilled. Few pe
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Ask HN: What's more important, theory or practical knowledge
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If they allowed us to pick and choose what we want to download from friends shares as well as search our friends shares, this could become an interesting tool. Imagine a private p2p site that you and your friends use. You choose who to shar
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Algorithm to Reduce Millions of Network Alarms to Thousands
(colinbookman.com)
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