coreyp_1

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by coreyp_1 10y ago
What one person thinks is "fun" and is their "hobby", is subjective and therefore personal. Many people define their "hobby" as the thing that they do when they are not getting paid. That may be just watching
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by coreyp_1 10y ago
The problem is that (1) is, to me, invasive. What if their "hobby" is to work for a political interest? What if it is religious in nature? What if it is sexual/adult in nature? What if they have no hobbies because they ta
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YouTube's cord-cutting bundle is really skinny(usatoday.com)
1 points by coreyp_1 10y ago|0 comments
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by coreyp_1 10y ago
I myself have wanted this, but there's no way that I would run an exe like this without knowing what's in it!
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by coreyp_1 10y ago
You are my hero!!! Thanks! It worked perfectly!
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by coreyp_1 10y ago
Same here, but I can't figure out how to fix my main annoyance with the WSL: deactivating the bell!!! There is no reason for my computer to be making noises when I'm using tab completion!!!!!!!!!!
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by coreyp_1 10y ago
Hacking and programming are different than CS. The illustration that I use is this: I also have a music degree, but a music degree involves much more than being able to read (and write) sheet music. Of course a music degree involves this s
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by coreyp_1 10y ago
Your computer replaces many things that you used to have to pay others to do.... Should it be taxed like a person, too? Software replaces many things that I used to have to pay others to do. If we follow the same logic, I should be paying
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by coreyp_1 10y ago
How do you define corruption?
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by coreyp_1 10y ago
I agree that this is horrible. I also agree that I think it is a completely wrong course of action for those trying to protect their privacy from corporate and Commercial intrusion. But I don't know what to do about it. What recourse d
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by coreyp_1 10y ago
I wish there were. I would buy a Windows 10 phone at this very second if I could get it with CDMA. I am unaware of any Windows 10 CDMA phone, from a trustworthy source or otherwise. The HP Elite x3 ( http://www.gsmarena.com&#x2F
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by coreyp_1 10y ago
Imagine that you are in a car accident (the other person hit you). The insurance company uses your sleep tracker to claim that you were negligent due to not getting enough sleep the night before, and are therefore at fault, so they won&#x2
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by coreyp_1 10y ago
Don't tell me that a LM386 is bad without telling me why and what to replace it with. If you don't, then you're not actually helping me at all, but rather it just sounds like you're spreading FUD.
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by coreyp_1 10y ago
For the record, I show all of my programming students the redblobgames website (towards the end of the semester and they are working on a final, "fun" project). It's an awesome resource!
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by coreyp_1 10y ago
Last update: I finished the game at $1.2 Trillion. Thanks for sharing, and congrats on making a great game!
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by coreyp_1 10y ago
It would have been nice if they had given some of the technical specs of the system. After all, it is an article in "computer" world.
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by coreyp_1 10y ago
I know that this probably not the best place to report bugs, but I just saw this: "[object Object]'s satellite launch screwed up and"...
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by coreyp_1 10y ago
I am embarrassed to say that I burned 3 hours on this. Very nice job so far. I would still be playing it, but it crashed the tab due to Chrome running out of memory (16GB RAM on my laptop!!!). A few observations: 1. I was very much having
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'Global epidemic of blindness' on the horizon (Warning about bright screen use)(dailymail.co.uk)
7 points by coreyp_1 10y ago|11 comments
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by coreyp_1 10y ago
cute idea, but a few issues I had: 1. No instructions. I couldn't figure out what to do for a while. 2. No sound? Learning to hear a foreign language is much more important than learning to read it!
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by coreyp_1 10y ago
[QUOTE, page 22] Abusive use of a domain is described as an illegal, disruptive, malicious, or fraudulent action and includes, without limitation, the following: ● distribution of malware; ● dissemination of software designed to infiltrate
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by coreyp_1 10y ago
This is a laughable "list". They list a handful of big-name schools. Here's a reality check: most research universities "fully fund" a PhD for any STEM field. Oh, and once you are on the page for a bit, a full-pag
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by coreyp_1 10y ago
"Legitimate" is not the right word for this. "Feasible" is more correct. Set the video as hidden and it bypasses content checks, but you can still share a direct link to the video, thereby taking advantage of YT's
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by coreyp_1 10y ago
I just wish that they would update their Windows app. :(
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by coreyp_1 10y ago
"Watching" is a very low-bandwidth way to consume news. I stopped watching about 8 years ago. I'm glad to see that the rest of the world has caught on! FWIW, I generally know about everything a day before it hits the major
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by coreyp_1 10y ago
I bought myself a wooden clock kit from ThinkGeek. I have to buy stuff like this for myself... my family bought me clothes! (I'm not complaining!!!) For my nieces and nephews, however, I bought them the large Snap Circuits 750 kit, an
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by coreyp_1 10y ago
1. You need to talk to the department heads at your university and let them know. Schedule a meeting, and when you bring up your (very valid) points, point to the rows of books on their shelf, and show them your now-extinct cards. It will
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by coreyp_1 10y ago
Why does it ask for your address? Just entering your zip code is sufficient to obtain a list. Are they harvesting the address data for some reason?
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by coreyp_1 10y ago
It would seem that over-regulation is the culprit here.
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by coreyp_1 10y ago
Your anecdote suggest confirmation bias, because the opposite is equally possible. How do I know? Because I am the counterexample. Nobody in my family speaks anything but English. I am from a small town. I have never had a conversation

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