dippyskoodlez

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by dippyskoodlez 13y ago
It's a little different when these are the primary tech giants in the field even offering those positions and they work together to keep your position at a lower salary. "Not work for them" would mean leaving the industry.
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by dippyskoodlez 13y ago
The driver is secret because "secret sauce" performance enhancements, which puts the entire burden on AMD when the community wants to get things working. Meanwhile, they note the open source driver has a lack of people working on
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by dippyskoodlez 13y ago
I have 3 digisparks and really love them for a quick space saving design, but it's definitely not new user friendly. For this though, I'm more interested in the OLED screen than the Arduino.
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by dippyskoodlez 13y ago
That is quite different from the current scenario, and could be called a "warrant". verb 1. justify or necessitate (a certain course of action).
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by dippyskoodlez 13y ago
That's exactly the problem. I would expect these essential missing features from a beta, not a release.
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by dippyskoodlez 13y ago
You do get a lot of the standard opensource tools with OS X, though. Since Apple uses Obj-C they own the frameworks but if you follow their development models, everything is cake. It's not like Google isn't providing closed source
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by dippyskoodlez 13y ago
Deaths. 31 accidents directly caused by the faulty parts. I had a similar powertrain issue a few years back.
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by dippyskoodlez 13y ago
Given the battery 'advances' Apple likes to tout, I wouldn't be surprised if it's both :) The reoccurring thought for me though: "FINALLY we're getting somewhere!"
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by dippyskoodlez 13y ago
Android has a flawless record, though. http://www.androidcentral.com/samsung-lock-screen-bypassed-e...
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by dippyskoodlez 13y ago
Gigabit? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DDR3_SDRAM#JEDEC_standard_modul... Try 17GB with little latency tolerance.
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by dippyskoodlez 13y ago
For quick and dirty modifications they may not be 'done right', but from an engineering standpoint there are MANY limitations preventing exotic designs like this from even being viable, not to mention the cost of proprietary modul
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by dippyskoodlez 13y ago
It's water cooled.
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by dippyskoodlez 13y ago
People are running GPU's through thunderbolt on Macbook Airs. TB Actually has provisions for doing this, but they are severely underdeveloped.
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by dippyskoodlez 13y ago
>I almost posted exactly the same post as simias earlier, your post worries me a bit as you don't seem to understand there's been generations of hackers who had no internet access. Just because the internet wasn't accessib
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by dippyskoodlez 13y ago
I was expecting this to actually be some research. Disappointing. :(
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by dippyskoodlez 13y ago
I think having developer "support" helps motivation and I wouldn't be surprised if some contribute.
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by dippyskoodlez 13y ago
I think he's referring to developers making a quick port using Wine as a wrapper similar to Cider. Cider sucks, though.
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by dippyskoodlez 13y ago
I wasn't even commenting regarding the stuck number, which is clearly an issue. I was arguing that this: "the vast majority of messaging I’ve done in the past 3 years are group messages with pictures of our children." It jus
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by dippyskoodlez 13y ago
If message histories are your only copy of family/friends photos, you're doing it wrong.
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by dippyskoodlez 13y ago
How does this handle multi-monitor environments? My workstations have either 4, 5, or 6+ screens at a time.
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by dippyskoodlez 13y ago
Exactly. Kids don't want to hurt themselves or others, they just sometimes don't realize certain things like high tackles could be inherently dangerous. Teaching in this method is brilliant IMO.
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by dippyskoodlez 13y ago
Step 1.) read the readme.
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by dippyskoodlez 13y ago
It sounds more like a Linus approach of being productive rather than caring about being PC. Worrying about joe schmoes feelings that will just blindly expect a perfect product is the last thing I would want for a hobby. He seems to know his
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by dippyskoodlez 13y ago
The amount of traffic this is going to get is probably a bit nuts, so it's pretty well deserved imo. If your feelings are hurt by someone not wanting to get hammered with idiotic requests/e-mails about a very clear alpha 'pro
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by dippyskoodlez 13y ago
That's a bold assumption about a company that has traditionally held creativity to a higher standard than most. Innovation shapes Apple, Apple does not shape innovation.
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by dippyskoodlez 13y ago
He may be more interested in furthering his career not by making large piles of money, but by being an engineer working on fantastic new products. I would certainly call that congratulatory worthy.
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by dippyskoodlez 13y ago
I'm in the one section of KC that Google has yet to actually proliferate (probably some shady dealings with TWC and the council, but alas... no proof). TWC still offers the same terrible rates in the adjacent areas regardless of Gfiber
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by dippyskoodlez 13y ago
The cable itself is a whole nother story(and actually shared between the 30 pin.). Your post implies the connector sucks, when infact its probably one of the best connectors I have ever seen IMO.
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by dippyskoodlez 13y ago
I've yet to see a broken lightning connector personally of the 20-30 devices I've seen/used, but I can't say the same of USB. There are sample descrepencies of course, as USB has been around long, but saying the Lightnin
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by dippyskoodlez 13y ago
The only other option is U-verse which is more expensive for the same speed or they don't even offer the same speed. Calling the ISP and threatening them only works if you can find someone with the power to do so(and hope they don&#x27

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