dlhavema

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by dlhavema 13y ago
clicking on forfeit gets you the answer ( which is a shortcut for hitting "ESC" ) but it looks like you can only use Escape to go to the next question. pretty cool quiz, i definitely don't know hardly any of these...
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by dlhavema 13y ago
These are pretty cool, thanks for sharing, definitely a nice way to make a link or menu item stand out.
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by dlhavema 13y ago
I'm pro-gun, but guns can be very dangerous. They are also very easy to secure. Buy a gun safe, buy trigger locks, don't leave any of the keys at home. ( hiding them isn't enough ) an 8 year old doesn't need access to t
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by dlhavema 13y ago
That is a really cool link, i especially like the page about gold.. crazy so much ( ~50% ) of the worlds gold is in jewelry..
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by dlhavema 13y ago
dang someone already posted this.. I love that the main cost of printing/maintaining this would be the cost of the ink.
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by dlhavema 13y ago
I definitely have a lack of viable ideas. Would like to know where all these ideas your talking about come from :-)
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by dlhavema 13y ago
the wikipedia article linked above talks about this, saying that the "...This method of transport does not involve objects in motion at speeds faster than light with respect to the contents of the warp bubble; that is, a light beam wit
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by dlhavema 13y ago
i agree with everyone here, even if i had millions i would still program, i just wouldn't be programming what my managers and higher ups tell me to program. I would work on projects that I like to work on and thought might go somewher
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by dlhavema 13y ago
duplicate: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=6004470
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by dlhavema 13y ago
that was a super fun little game, with TONS of pop-internet-culture references...
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by dlhavema 13y ago
That's a really clever way to randomize the data!
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by dlhavema 13y ago
They are "sadly" forced to find other unskilled labor based jobs, many of which are being replaced by automation or process improvements... Or they need to find a way to learn a skill that can provide a stable income for them. I
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by dlhavema 13y ago
the title referenced "black children" specifically, but the article didn't mention it at all, is it supposed to be assumed all/majority of the kids sent to jail were black?
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by dlhavema 13y ago
i think they are saying there is fragmentation, but they can effectively group the different fragments into this much smaller list of buckets by the 5 major versions and the 3 screen size ranges. that leads to 15 possibly combinations, ( a
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by dlhavema 13y ago
icons popped up in the notification bar that show its being mounted through USB for all the android devices i have ever owned: droid, htc thunderbolt, galaxy s3, xoom...
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by dlhavema 13y ago
the main reason to have spare batteries for me at least is to keep the spare batteries charged up and ready to roll. But yes this does require a specific battery charger. when i had my HTC Thunderbolt, i got a package deal with 2 batteries
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by dlhavema 13y ago
i grew up in phoenix, az and didnt learn a second language until 7th grade, and that was a pretty basic class.. it didn't get very much beyond "the ball is red" until highschool
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by dlhavema 13y ago
i definitely fit in that category
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by dlhavema 13y ago
I thought I saw a post here of a company making an anti-flash system for license plates but it might only work with the big bright flashes on red light cameras... It basically blasted a lot of IR light to obscure the image whenever it sense
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by dlhavema 13y ago
if someone kept on yelling "Friendship!" louder and louder, it might lead to murder...
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by dlhavema 13y ago
so were problems found with the tech so it was abandoned or what? hard to know where it's going if anywhere with no followup...
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by dlhavema 13y ago
they could easily have a filter setup to make it more "public-friendly"
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by dlhavema 13y ago
it says it's a "Print magazine of Hacker News", but then what does this mean "Digital subscription for 12 months*" Do they mail you an actual magazine, or do they email you a PDF/e-book of the articles?
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by dlhavema 13y ago
but if the links are <em>exactly</em> the same, shouldn't that still match it as a duplicate?
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by dlhavema 13y ago
That's been one of the best quotes I've heard throughout all of this...
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by dlhavema 13y ago
and you have to keep buying the items or the "Winner status" goes away..
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by dlhavema 13y ago
funny, the game i played had the same thing, it was a bit cheaper though, 9$ for three months.. same effect.. i'm seeing similarities with the clash of clans model to the idea of putting a frog(player) in a pot of water(game) and slowly tur
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by dlhavema 13y ago
i very much agree, i played an old web-game back in college called OGame that came out before the "pay to win" model, but the basic premise was the same, the more you login the better you do. and what's best was you had to protect your stuf
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by dlhavema 13y ago
The airport is a perfect example, offering USB ports for iPhone, Android, etc and there would actually be a computer behind the scenes skimming whatever it wanted, or adding whatever it could to the devices connected... A lot of people ar
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by dlhavema 13y ago
i think that also puts a lot of unrealistic expectations on the job that probably get squashed at some point: i'm guessing they consist mostly of the amount of time spent doing QA related "busy work" (bug tracking, tickets, logging, etc ) c

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