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It's not really necessary since even the big contract manufacturers will take pretty small orders, especially if there's an opportunity for a JDM/ODM project or a sustaining engineering contract in the future. The big guys also have the ad
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Your post reads like you've never actually been to India. I won't comment on the quality of Indian programmers, but I would say it's nearly universally accepted that the Indian flavor of English* rates at about the middle school level in t
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I think everyone who posted here would be well served reading Martin Gardner's The Annotated Alice. Gardner, who was the puzzle editor for Scientific American for decades, is also a Lewis Carroll scholar, and his annotated versions of Alic
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17y ago
Open Meetings, hosted at Google Code: http://code.google.com/p/openmeetings/ It's ugly but it works, and it's free.
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17y ago
Will it be possible to reverse the menu page's home and set it on the right-hand display... to accommodate lefthanded users?
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17y ago
They do this every time there's a system or process failure that affects paying customers. They're also quite good about proactively crediting accounts when SLAs are exceeded. Not quite as good as Netflix, but better than most.
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17y ago
More accurately, everyone here has at least one subject about which they care so little that they won't attempt to "get" it, no matter how simple it becomes. If I start talking computing to my wife, her brain immediately turns off. If i s
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Not necessarily (but availability probably depends where in the world you are). You can get a Subaru Impreza with a locking center diff.
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Your intended point about pigeonholes can sometimes backfire within the context of email. Consider a Gmail user who sends a query to a number of different recipients, expecting unique replies from each. Gmail, because of the like headers,
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Many, many thanks for this. I had neither the will nor the time to read the full article and your summary is excellent.