cordite

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by cordite 12y ago
It looks like it is windows 7 and up, not XP and such.
572.
by cordite 12y ago
It really does seem weird at first, but it really does get comfortable. It also seems to have a moderate lifespan, since I've used mine for over three years now.
573.
by cordite 12y ago
Isn't this why frequency bands that equipped citizens cannot legally forward information among a mesh network? Plus, as far as phones uploading to other phones, regardless of package signing and other security, no one would appreciate
574.
by cordite 12y ago
A JS implementation (especially where we could drag and drop our own examples) would be especially neat.
575.
by cordite 12y ago
Did the second (bad behaving) bank get named?
576.
by cordite 12y ago
I recall that the US allocated IPv4 to be saturated, so Azure has been using IP addresses from Brazil and possibly others (such as Hungary?) As for a residential (I assume) in Denver, that's just whack.
577.
by cordite 12y ago
What about discounted? It is rather unfair for Google to be eating both the funds and the service here. That, and adding proper support for tuning the crawl rate.
578.
by cordite 12y ago
Works in the US for those that may claim 404 elsewhere. Perhaps it is a region release or the respective data centers have not been updated yet?
579.
by cordite 12y ago
Perhaps what I am thinking of is predetermined point-to-point networking. Though creating a ring or a rigid mesh on top of that for such networks seems to create the whole segregated network problem again. Perhaps I feel like point-to-point
580.
by cordite 12y ago
Server hosting companies like OVH maintain their own lines or earmarked-guaranteed bandwidth shared-lines (I imagine the intercontinental ones) between their data centers. It may not be practical for hospitals and other real time needs base
581.
by cordite 12y ago
They also have stuff bundled in the mac installer, but without the check boxes (last time I tried..) that bundle in crapware. At this point, I've moved to just using an rtorrent interface on a server.
582.
by cordite 12y ago
> There was no detail about what I had done wrong. As far as I was aware, I complied with their policies. This seems to be an excessively common trend with Google and sometimes Apple. Most cases that seem to be posted about say that they
583.
by cordite 12y ago
It still matters on mobile. Whether it is running out of memory or being too sluggish to be usable.
584.
by cordite 12y ago
Personally I prefer snake-case but most languages (including the ones I use most) do not support names with dashes in them. That, and it's easier to type (reduction of combo-pressing shift and the key for _)
585.
by cordite 12y ago
They probably have some auditing in place, but impersonation capability is fairly common practice.
586.
by cordite 12y ago
AFAIK, Datomic doesn't have the same kind of distributed load management out of the box for you, where you can do analytical queries over the whole data set. Datomic is designed such that load from analytic queries is local to the quer
587.
by cordite 12y ago
It can be used for event sourcing, but it does prune past data (for single-value values, compared to set-like values) in the current database indexes. Old data is still available in older indexes.
588.
by cordite 12y ago
Or the program takes user input and evals it, which includes unserialize. This can be the case for admin-web-based smart template editing and such. (bleh)
589.
by cordite 12y ago
They really ought to stop teaching that fluid is incompressible in middle school.
590.
by cordite 12y ago
Apparently security software giants have motives other than security these days. This really makes me put more faith into microsofts own defender.
591.
by cordite 12y ago
It's more like an "Everybody does it, but we got burned first"
592.
by cordite 12y ago
Our kind of audience has learned to be more effective with less distraction, likely because we have encountered information overload routinely before and therefore changed our behavior and preferences to prevent or lessen the problem.
593.
by cordite 12y ago
I refer to modern but rigorous NASA development practices, from design to verification.
594.
by cordite 12y ago
Seems like whoever writes financial code in the future should treat it more like NASA code than startup technical-debt code.
595.
by cordite 12y ago
Perhaps what Someone1234 would like, is if the 32GB model became the baseline in both pricing and model--instead of the 16GB model. Though the latest update on iOS for 16 iPads was specifically to make updates in the future smaller. (I have
596.
by cordite 12y ago
This is indeed the unit a fellow student used. He dealt with ADHD, anxiety, and many other things in conjunction with medication side effects. For him, this was an invaluable study tool.
597.
by cordite 12y ago
It reminded me of a certain notebook and pen (an expensive set) where each page of the notebook had a unique background pattern and the pen would record the lectures as you wrote. Later you could put the pen down on a word in your notes and
598.
by cordite 12y ago
Here's an idea, a transcript where you can click on a word in the transcript, and it jumps to the point in the presentation so you also have the context of the slide shown during speaking.
599.
by cordite 12y ago
I wonder if youtube will ever notice that an uploaded video is quiet and only on one channel, and allow for normalized mono listening..
600.
by cordite 12y ago
It also means that the CEO is always busy talking to wall-street (or so says the CEO of the private company I work for). Although personal stake at the founding is something that private companies (such as mine) struggle with as things get

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