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by div 14y ago
I'm currently thinking about switching up my mediaserver / htpc setup and I'll prolly end up getting a Synology NAS and run Plex server on it. If you have a GoogleTv, there's an App to view plex content in the Play store. As an added bonus,
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by div 14y ago
I'm not American, but this submission feels pretty devoid of content and is more something that belongs on /r/politics. Anyone is free to create a petition on petitions.whitehouse.gov This particular petition has only about 8000 signatures,
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by div 14y ago
Lately I find myself launching an emacs session just so I can use magit for projects I build in XCode. It makes crafting commits a joy.
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by div 14y ago
This is what drove me away from Android and just made me get an iPhone. Much like you, I'm done with researching what device to get for weeks, finally settling on one (with the necessary compromises) and then get shafted anyway. Plenty happ
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by div 14y ago
Not being able to turn of my alarm this morning certainly was refreshing !
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by div 14y ago
A lot of cats can be fussy / scared when people try to make them do things, but the cat in the video didn't seem to mind at all.
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by div 14y ago
He applies for an architect position at another company.
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by div 14y ago
Blizzard also uses bittorrent to distribute their games and all patches for their games. I'm not sure about other game companies, but I'd be surprised if Blizzard was the only company doing this.
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by div 14y ago
I suppose it's good advice for starters who would otherwise use absolute positioning as a crutch when they get stuck. Other than that, you are right, there's a time and place for every technique.
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by div 14y ago
Agreed, it's ridiculous. I went out and bought SizeUp which, among a ton of other window positioning shortcuts, gives me a shortcut to resize an app to fullscreen on a single monitor, without making the second monitor useless. http://www.i
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by div 14y ago
Well yes, of course your diet should be well-rounded and contain all the necessary vitamins, fibers, protein your body needs. My comment was more a reaction to all the different kinds of diets, and how they're supposedly a better way to los
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by div 14y ago
The problem isn't with carbs, protein, fat or subcategories of those, the problem is with more calories being eaten than calories being burned. caloric intake > caloric burn -> weight gain caloric intake = caloric burn -> weight
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by div 14y ago
This particular article doesn't try to tell you "X good, Y bad", it's saying eat less, exercise more, or more specifically, if you want weight loss, as long as your diet leads to a caloric deficit, it doesn't matter _what_ you eat.
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by div 14y ago
The AppStore. It's the worst offender.
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by div 14y ago
Exactly. Recycling could be marketing speak for "sending to a landfill in China".
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by div 14y ago
It is perfectly ok if they can offer equal or superior recycling. I don't think this is a claim you can really make right now though. When you send a device back to Apple for recycling, there's no way to find out what their recycling standa
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by div 14y ago
Windows 7, Chrome 20.0.1132.47 m. The last line of text from people's bios tends to be left aligned and overlapped by the animation of the next person.
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by div 14y ago
SEEKING WORK - Remote / Belgium. Occasional travel within Europe is no issue. Currently focusing on iOS / Rails development, but I've also worked with Android, Backbone.js, Coffeescript and a whole bunch of other technologies. I'm a good co
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by div 14y ago
I see people driving around in all kinds of small cars with baby car seats (europe). It might have been less expensive to get a new car seat ?
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Online retailer charges an extra "IE tax" to IE7 users. (news.com.au)
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by div 14y ago
I'd been using fish for a year or two before switching to zsh too. The main reason for me to give it up is because I could not get it to work smoothly with rvm. I've gotten quite used to zsh by now, and I have to say, I don't feel much for
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by div 14y ago
While I share your "just sit down and learn something instead of complaining" sentiment, in this case I think it's pretty difficult to memorize all the different ways that javascript does type coercion. Sure you get to know the most common
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by div 14y ago
Hm, that's a great question, even outside the scope of this ORM context. I would probably pick the data. It's what can be monetized and it's impossible to regenerate. Having to recreate the software might even be beneficial in the long term
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by div 14y ago
A Dutch source: http://ie-forum.nl/index.php?//De+providers+moeten+toegang+t...
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Dutch court orders ISP's to block The Pirate Bay(huffingtonpost.com)
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by div 14y ago
I think OP defines non-traditional in this instance as software companies. While I believe there's room for other companies to develop self-driving navigation systems, I think the Android example is pretty apt. It's interesting to think abo
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by div 14y ago
Once legislation is updated to allow self-driving cars in most parts of the world, I wonder how profitable self-driving cars could be for Google. About 77 million cars were produced in 2010. With the appropriate licensing, a percentage of t
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by div 14y ago
That's all good advice, but I'd like to point out that ASIHTTPRequest has been abandoned for about a year now. I think most people have switched to using AFNetworking ( https://github.com/AFNetworking/AFNetworking ) which came out of Gowall
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by div 14y ago
Stanford's course is excellent. If you're starting out, watch a lecture a day alongside any other reading / researching you do. The nice thing about the Stanford course is that it covers a lot of ground, ranging from good code design, to a
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by div 14y ago
<schadefreude></schadefreude> ?

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