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A similar issue (removed from search results, but remained in index) happened to my site due to a DNS issue last year, and I had to perform some magic steps+ in webmaster tools and we re-appeared in search within a day or so. + no magic, I
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14y ago
> All work done by an employee on company time or using company resources is 'work for hire' (a term often misused in the software contracting industry, where it rarely applies), and that IP belongs to the company. Even if the company i
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14y ago
This has been pretty typical of my experience, I get a contract that says, basically, they own all things I create during the course of my employment. I offer changes to the subsection, that indicate they own only those things which I creat
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Open and Closed
(nytimes.com)
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14y ago
Automatic seems to be mostly aimed at consumers who wish to have statistics more than to perform optimizations or do diagnosis, but here are a couple that are fairly common in the aftermarket: Stats, Tuning, Android App, Bluetooth dongle:
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14y ago
Indeed, I had said something of the sort before I edited it out. The fact that it ranked so high on HN for so long, and got so many upvotes simply goes to show that using Arduino is an effective way of getting attention from HN. The the OP
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14y ago
This is just a subset of the official arduino tutorial on the subject [1]. And there are about 5,000 other articles showing the same thing. [2] Seems kinda odd, and late in the game, to re-document something that's already been documented
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This is Why Copying is Everywhere in Asia
(techinasia.com)
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Apertus Axiom: Open Digital Cinema Camera
(axiom.apertus.org)
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14y ago
It does make me wonder about the comments that people have made in that the effort was designed to "shed dead weight," I really don't see why those people couldn't be directly relieved of their duties? I'm not against companies having a pre
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Yahoo Responds to Work-From-Home Outcry
(huffingtonpost.com)
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Not a problem, and I do apologize if my tone was a bit strong there, I've often found that Europeans (not all, but some) look down their noses at Americans as if we were in need of their salvation. When, our history often guides us to be b
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14y ago
Do US Americans really think it would have been terrible if the British Empire had remained in control and their country turned out like Canada, Australia or New Zealand? Absolutely. We didn't then want to bow before your King then, and
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14y ago
From my perspective, a key point to realize in the discussion, is that there are two major underlying cultural trends in America going on right now. One of these trends tend to relegate all power of violence to the State (as noted in your o
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14y ago
I love it when they're actually in-sync. I'm not sure of the cause, but they always seem to de-sync after a period of time. I remember we used to have a set speed, I think it was 26mph or so, that if you held, you'd cut right through down
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14y ago
The real trick to understand is that the culture is very diverse here in the larger cities. (I live in a very much urban, and fairly poor part of Houston, the SE side of Downtown.) There are just about as many people who would chafe at the
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14y ago
In a previous job, we had a lot of components with configuration files containing credentials for databases, etc. What we had done instead, was to put placeholder tokens (imagine %DB_ROLE1_PASSWORD%) in the configuration files, and then pup
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Facebook updates developer policy after Vine scuffle
(computerworld.com)
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Am I missing something? I realize I didn't login (I don't use dropbox), but every part I click on has nothing but a datasheet and specifications? No footprints, no symbols, etc. listed? Unless this is a bug, perhaps it would do well to sh
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Jack Ma's Retirement Might Mean a 2013 Alibaba IPO for Yahoo Shareholders
(forbes.com)
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Having used come-a-longs and hi-lifts as come-a-longs, I would never wish that agony on anyone else. It's better than nothing, but far worse than an electric winch by a long shot. Generally speaking, if the engine can't start/run, and help
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14y ago
Here's one for you, no need for samples - retails $51.99 with free shipping: http://www.aliexpress.com/item/Android-4-1-Mini-PC-TV-Box-Ro...
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I find it odd that in an article about dispelling generalizations, the discussion seems to require a lot of generalization to make the point? Namely, look at the following: People in USA don't know anything about smaller countries in Europ
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I think you're over generalizing now in thinking that most Americans know any other nations exist outside of America! Are you kidding me? This base derogatory discourse does no one any favors.
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I believe you are right...
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EDIT: mis-read post.
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It would probably be less shocking if you were thinking of expanding your toilet seat factory, and you needed a reference for the financial projections you were proposing to the bank in support of an expansion loan. I've, more than once, sp
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14y ago
Delivering a software solution for linux does not make one a contributor to opensource. Open-sourcing technology does. One could make nothing but software for Windows, or OSX, or OS2 for chrissakes, and still be a contributor to open-sour
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We once had space in a datacenter in Arizona, but everyone else had the same idea. We had to move out and find a new datacenter when they were at capacity and we couldn't expand. While they were building a new facility, it was over a year
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France Calls on Google to Settle with Publishers
(online.wsj.com)
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