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douche
10y ago
For entering numbers conveniently? I'm not sure why, if you're going to take up the area for a full keyboard with all the keys (numpad, ins/del/pgup/pgdn, function keys), you would come up with yet another non-stand
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10y ago
Since at least the end of the Cold War, human intelligence operations have been allowed to wither and fade in preference for all manner of whizz-bang electronic intelligence methods. That's a lack of investment that isn't quick to
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douche
10y ago
Do you have that Packt script handy? There's a lot of junk that gets put up there, but also some gems. Unfortunately it seems like the gems are always on the days I don't check it...
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douche
10y ago
I don't know how it was implemented, but there was a similar free food blitz[1] list at Dartmouth in my day. I swear, just catering the campus-funded student organizations' events must have floated half the restaurants in town. M
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What is an Action RPG?
(howtomakeanrpg.com)
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Analyzing RavenDB 4.0 with NDepend
(ayende.com)
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To Minimize Downtime, Prepare for Chaos
(8thlight.com)
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Perfect and Fast Random Floating Point Numbers
(experilous.com)
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The Automation Vigilante
(thedailywtf.com)
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Mutability vs. Immutability: Valid objects
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douche
10y ago
Probably not, because 10-1 this is another IBM vaporware announcement that will never amount to anything.
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Announcing Kobalt 1.0
(beust.com)
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douche
10y ago
Generally understood to use this first definition: http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=TFA
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douche
10y ago
Housework is like a gas - it will expand to fill any volume of time that you are willing to allocate it. The dirty secret is that not doing some of it, or doing it on a more, eh, relaxed, timescale, doesn't make a whole lot of differe
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10y ago
If you are permanently unemployed, you don't pay taxes, you get subsidies for food, for rent, for health care, for heating, and for a plethora of other services, if you know how to game the system properly. You may be on "disabil
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10y ago
Unfortunately one of the results of that trend has been a lot of young women with less-than-useful degrees and mountains of student loan debt, working rather low-paying jobs. Which, to be brutally honest, makes them rather unattractive marr
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I’m Old, Part XVIII: Office Politics
(plinth.org)
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Tales of Job Burnout: How to Fix the Aftermath of an Overachiever Attitude
(blog.trello.com)
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An in Depth Guide into a Ridiculously Simple API Using .NET Core
(medium.com)
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The exact age when girls lose interest in science and math
(money.cnn.com)
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10y ago
There are people who are very invested in pushing that narrative, but it's a complete fiction for all but the richest 1% of US white men. The reality is no different than you describe.
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10y ago
> To me, the more interesting question is "why were the 60s and 70s so good for GA?" De-regulation of airlines was probably one factor, but it can't be the only one. Lots of WW2 pilots still alive and interested in flying
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10y ago
It sounds like the status quo for Middlebury. You will never find a more wretched hive of scum and villainy Hopefully everyone involved in assaulting a professor will be expelled, but I wouldn't hold out much hope, given the way othe
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10y ago
Because it takes five times as long[1] to process in the reader, and adoption for register terminals is spotty. EDIT: add reference [1] https://www.quora.com/Why-are-chip-payments-so-slow-in-the-U...
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10y ago
Why the hell would you buy a dog from a puppymill pet store in the first place, when there are thousands of shelter dogs, not to mention people giving away litters on Craigslist and the like? Unless it's a show dog, or breed stock, pay
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10y ago
> all modern laptops don't even have Ethernet ports anymore! Surely things haven't gotten this insane outside the iFruitbasket? If so I'm going to have to stock up on upgradeable refurbished laptops...
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I’m Old, Part XLI: Trolling Creative People
(plinth.org)
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10y ago
Depressing as it is, the best option for SF might be a 1906-level earthquake to clear the slate and force rebuilding.
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Maybe I'm weird, but I think actually building things is the fun part. Naming things is the worst - every time that we have to name a product I feel like I'm in the Dilbert animated cartoon [1]. Plus it lets the talkers and the bu
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10y ago
I am so sick of Uber news
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