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by dm2 13y ago
Yeah, but if Google started offering free high-speed WiFi then someone would make a "DIY Android Hub" which had a better antenna, better cooling, and possibly even ethernet ports.
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by dm2 13y ago
It would be neat if they offered a discount for them being wireless access points accessible to other Google Fiber customers. I'm not sure about the Android part, just because it would be almost impossible to prevent someone from runni
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by dm2 13y ago
One thing you could try would be to set aside a day of each week to focus on learning as much as you can about one of the topics each day. Then set aside any other free-time to create a couple simple project ideas and then by the 3rd week s
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by dm2 13y ago
What are the 5 technical skills?
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by dm2 13y ago
Is it even possible to transmit all of the tapped data? It's possible to transmit part of it with a buoy and a satellite connection or using UHF transmitters but if the data is encrypted it seems like it would be impossible to determin
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by dm2 13y ago
Yes, but for reasons not mentioned in the article. They've had major advancements in robot technology and they're simply replacing ground troops with robots and drones. Also advancements in efficiency and automation allow smaller
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by dm2 13y ago
The lagginess of the webcam leads me to believe that it's real, also I saw a couple of fish stop and eat algae off of a rock. A 3D simulation (which the company does do) would hopefully have better performance. Is it safe to feed fish
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by dm2 13y ago
How is anybody suppose to know that this is a slideshow? I'm starting to think people just click the up arrow because they like the title. I'm not reading these slides, this information would be presented much better as a simple w
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by dm2 13y ago
That's basically what they are doing. If someone asks a question on the Portuguese then it would be easy for an English and Portuguese speaker to search the English site for the answer and then post to the Portuguese site and earn thei
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by dm2 13y ago
I think this exists in the standard Dev Tools / inspector. Edit a CSS file in the Sources tab of the Dev Tools then right click and click Local Modifications. Also right click on the file (in the whitespace) and click Save. Then click
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by dm2 13y ago
Yeah, that's a good idea. I'd like to eventually import all the bookmarks into some kind of bookmark manager once I figure out the best way to handle it. The XML files that Chrome creates when you export them are a very nice stora
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by dm2 13y ago
I don't think I have any ugly code but I have built insecure apps and sites before. I've asked myself "what if someone does X, could they steal data?" numerous times after a project is out of my hands. Similar question:
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by dm2 13y ago
Haha, you should see my bookmarks... no less than 10,000 right now (probably more) and I export and clean them every 6 months. The thing is they are all quality sites or pages and interesting information that I would like to read or will ne
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by dm2 13y ago
Many lawyers will work for a contingency fee if they feel you have a strong case.
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by dm2 13y ago
Dev tools, password manager, chrome-to-phone, adblock, edit-this-cookie are all I've ever needed, and many of those I use with another Chrome profile (wonderful new feature if you haven't used it yet). Do you really want things li
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by dm2 13y ago
This piece is close: http://www.amazonsupply.com/dp/B003JU1FBG/ref=sp_dp_g2c_asin 6.5 inch outer, 5.5 inner, 12 inches tall (twice what the video shows) for only $700. So I'd say $300 would be a good estimate
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by dm2 13y ago
Unrelated: That pond / front water thing on http://www.teslamotors.com/supercharger seems like it would be unnecessarily easy to drive or walk into.
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by dm2 13y ago
How much more expensive would it have been to build this underground (with an access door somewhere) and make the above area a park or open land? Are underground structures partially avoided because of the potential for them to collapse if
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by dm2 13y ago
I see this option in my bios switched every time I open my computer. I never thought it might be a security feature, just an flag that must be set for someone with mild OCD. I'm still not sure how my motherboard detects if my case is o
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by dm2 13y ago
The alternative would be to charge everybody ~$5 then you'd have a very large chunk of the voting population angry that they have to subsidize the cost of an electric vehicle. You have to also remember that most people that would be ta
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by dm2 13y ago
I'm sticking with Google so that their killer robots will have information about me and hopefully know that I'm friendly.
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by dm2 13y ago
After dealing with Steam support I have lost any enthusiasm for Valve and Steam. I recently purchased a game from them that has been out for over a year, they ran out of CD Keys so Steam gave me the "could not connect to key server&quo
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by dm2 13y ago
Ah, thanks for posting this! I have been one of the unfortunate ones who could never even log into the site (tried numerous times over several months), but I tried today and FINALLY was able to login and view health insurance plans.
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by dm2 13y ago
I have a few SanDisk Extreme SSDs and have found them very reliable. http://www.amazon.com/SanDisk-Extreme-2-5-Inch-Solid-SDSSDXP... It seems like they picked very random SSDs to test, and everything from 8GB to 480GB drive
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by dm2 13y ago
I've only played single player but it's a pretty decent game, lots of cutsceens and loading screens though.
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by dm2 13y ago
I recently purchased a game from Steam (Max Payne 3) and after I download the full 30 gig game it tells me "cannot connect to key server". After several emails with their support they inform me that Steam doesn't have enough
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by dm2 13y ago
It's also an effective deterrent. Car burglars in that area are likely thinking twice about thefts if they've heard about someone stealing a bait car and getting caught.
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by dm2 13y ago
Many home burglaries are in effort to steal guns. Let's assume that most of those criminals are not the brightest people in the world, let's say half don't bother removing the GPS, those low-hanging fruit are quickly arrested
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by dm2 13y ago
The problem is that high-capacity magazines can be extremely dangerous if actually used in a crime. A prime example of this is the North Hollywood shootout where the gunmen had several 75 and 100 round drum magazines. http://en.w
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by dm2 13y ago
Why would anyone be against that? Both of those things seem perfectly reasonable. I'm sure there would be a provision for a type of license that would allow a larger magazine if you had a valid reason and very clean record. If you live

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