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by crag 12y ago
Still get the error. Added PYTHONPATH to my bash_profile. After getting the error again, I looked at that location - it exists but the mods in question (Foundation and Calendar) are not there. I'm on OSX 10.9.4. It doesn't really
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by crag 12y ago
I run OSXCollector and I get missing modules error. I'm not a python guy, but looking at the code, it requires: import Foundation, import calendar, import os, import sys, import shutil I assuming os, sys, and shutil are part of the
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by crag 12y ago
"If patients had the ability to know expected prices beforehand, market forces would work to bring prices down." If patients knew to ask. Really. If you are covered by insurance (including medicare/tri-care/etc) you won&
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by crag 12y ago
Money. Greed. It destroys more friendships (and marriages) than anything else. So what's the lesson here? Don't be careless. I don't care what the idea (startup) is - get the details on paper. True, 99% of startups fail, but
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by crag 12y ago
Yeah the west coast of Florida has always been a little hard to predict. Another good example is Sarasota - which is 1/3 southern, 1/3 hippe and a 1/3 retired. But in the east, generally, once you are in Martin and up - it&#x
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by crag 12y ago
It's true about Florida. Drive up the east coast, once you drive though Palm Beach county (heading north) and into Martin county, you'd swear you were in Georgia. It's a sudden change. Even environmental. Since zone 10 (topi
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by crag 12y ago
Or it's about appearances. You know the government does this all the time. Congress mandates a department cuts their budget. So ok.. fine, the director lays off the IT department. Then all the "deferred" IT folk go to work a
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by crag 12y ago
It's also a feeling of being stuck. I mean, you a 13B, where you gonna get a job? At Burger King? And you're (were) an E6; a platoon leader with responsibility for personnel and artillery equipment worth millions and now you&#x27
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by crag 12y ago
Exactly. And it's not just tech. Most large companies have mid-level workers whose sole job is to not to get laid off (fired). I pity anyone under them cause they are usually the hardest working and first to go. Companies should be lo
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by crag 12y ago
Are you kidding? II'm guessing most of us have. And like me, many have probably read the whole series. Oh and if you read the I, Robot series they sort of connect - the whole human future/history spanning 100,000 years.
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by crag 12y ago
"being suspicious about the whole world being manipulated by a nefarious few who conspire to create every fucking notable turn in history to screw you or someone else over." But it's fun to think of "Illuminati".
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by crag 12y ago
Dislike of Hollywood's output, for sure. But "slipperiness" is a great term. As I said, it's hard to predict small groups. Are you saying Hollywood can't do a better job of figuring out what we want to see in big bu
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by crag 12y ago
" Brazil is very superstar-oriented" Which is exactly why their current models failed. The need to be flexible. Lots of people lost money. Maybe it was done on purpose? The models I mean. Cause I bet someone made a fortune. Someon
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by crag 12y ago
It's hard to predict a small group. Reliably. The masses are easy. Wall Street and Madison Ave do it all the time. But in football (soccer); which is fast paced, unpredictable and where an individual can have major influence you have a
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by crag 12y ago
Well not for actual code, but how about a medal for repairing a database? It was 1984. I was stationed at Babenahusen, Germany - Field Artillery. Yes, I was a 13 Bang Bang (13B). At that time, I was the only one to have a PC in the barra
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by crag 12y ago
"Insurance companies pay out immediately if there are medical bills to pay." That's not true at all. And it REALLY depends on which state (in the USA) you are in. Florida for example is a no-fault state. Which means, basicall
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by crag 12y ago
OMG is has tabs! Ok, now I REALLY love this app.
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by crag 12y ago
I LOVE the integration: Alfred, PHPStorm, and Sublime. Brilliant. And frankly, I can't believe you have docs for things like Yii. Easily worth the 19.99 price. Thanks.
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by crag 12y ago
Agreed. We got a long way to go. Remember Rome, the Empire, lived on for some 500 years. And that's not counting the Eastern Empire after the first sack. And Rome was sacked a few times. When you see local gangs taking control of areas
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by crag 12y ago
I'd be happy if they fixed Mail's connection to Exchange (drops randomly - a know issue), or the terribly slow SMB - mounting Windows drives is just a nightmare. There is a fix, more like a hack really, forcing the OS to use an e
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by crag 12y ago
I second this: Pixelmator is great. But most heavy Photoshop users won't leave Photoshop unless dragged away. It's all they know. Sure they'll kick, scream, bitch. But suggest something like Pixelmator you get excuses like &q
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by crag 12y ago
"This will do you no good. They are using a hijacked PBX. There is no way possible they are going to make it that easy to find them." Yup. But more likely the caller is using SIP. Which is easy to manipulate to one needs. Quickly
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by crag 12y ago
I had to stop drinking mate due to the sugar content (diabetes). I now favor black teas (like Earl Gray). I get the same "leveled" energy from teas.
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by crag 12y ago
In other words, it was a con.
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by crag 12y ago
I was also there at the beginning (the beta). And both of you are right. I don't use SO much now either. Really, the only time I see it is when it pops in a search. And then, the question/solution is usually closed. What I don&#x2
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by crag 12y ago
It's about time.
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by crag 12y ago
And IMHO that's whats killing python - the fragmentation.
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by crag 12y ago
“Thou art god, I am god. All that groks is god.”
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by crag 13y ago
Actually, it's not the code that matters. It's the ideas; the thinking process. It's virtually impossible to sit down and approach the same problem in completely different ways. Sure, you can use different tools (languages, f
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by crag 13y ago
Those sales also include MSDN You can buy VS 2013 right now, without MSDN for around $400.00. Still pricey IMHO. But no where near the 1k price-point you referenced.

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