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ejs
18y ago
Boy this is confusing, could you just use fake names instead of all the random letters?
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18y ago
"Better quality. Less money. And no evil, consumer hostile DRM! It's almost unbelievable. Needless to say, I've been buying as much music as I can from Amazon to vote with my wallet and demonstrate to the music labels that yes, giving the c
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18y ago
Sounds like a rough spot to be in. Where are you located? Depending on your location you may be able to meet someone that is fairly experienced and can work with the existing code. It is hard to give any advice because we know very little a
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18y ago
It seems ISPs could inject ads or replace ads in webpages (ie google ads) which could threaten income of many sites out there.
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18y ago
When you write a lot of matlab it becomes a different way of thinking. Instead of the for loops multiple levels deep you can write it all as operations to multi-dimensional matrices. I would agree that many problems people spend time on can
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18y ago
I have thought about this as well many times, for plant and animal identification it would be very neat to get a system like that to work. You could try to hack it with the mechanical turk... don't know how good those people would be at thi
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18y ago
would have been nice if you add NSFW to the title or not post since it is not at all relevant to this site
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18y ago
Electrical engineer - doing circuit design and firmware... other coding projects on nights/weekends
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18y ago
This looks pretty good, been looking for something a little more powerful then open office for research papers. This looks like it may fit the bill without making it completely text based like *TEX.
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18y ago
These types of things always seem like saying that the key to being a good runner is to have strong legs. While this is an important part, being a good runner also depends on lung capacity and a whole host of other things. To distill it all
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18y ago
Excuse my ignorance but what is your app?
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18y ago
hah i have the same problem, signed up a while ago. Does dropbox work with linux?
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18y ago
Seems it would depend on the product/service you are offering.
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18y ago
Or maybe its because of things like this: http://www.census.gov/epcd/www/smallbus.html Firms (total: 5,697,759) with: Less than $100 thousand 1,291,552 ... $2.5 billion or more 891 So you should shoot to be in the 891/5,697,
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18y ago
Well after playing with it restarting X seems to make it work fine but thats a bit annoying when you just wanna yank the external and move around. Without restarting X it just seems to think the monitor is still attached and things are not
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18y ago
ya know i haven't much since running hardy. The last time I did I didnt have any problems (i think i restarted gnome though)... The only problem I had was that the panel I keep on the second monitor moved to being on top of the other one...
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18y ago
yea I was happy with how well it worked out. My setup is using an nVidia card in twinview. I used EnvyNG to get the right drivers and it worked like a charm, I did have problems trying to install the driver directly. Good luck!
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18y ago
Been running the beta for a month or so and have to say I have not had many problems. For the most part everything has been enjoyable. Running on a laptop with external monitor (as dual monitor). No major problems with the graphics or wifi
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18y ago
I read this Jeff's blog as some is interesting, but I always laugh at how he is so pro-windows. When I read he was going to do some web stuff I was wondering if he would use a windows server. I admit I don't keep up on what MS offers in th
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18y ago
Sure I'll take a million right now, you can have 5%... if invested wisely the interest on that is enough for me to live on...
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18y ago
Well really it depends what you are trying to do... I would err to the side of launching now and letting users dictate the most important features. You may spend months adding features that users don't really care about.
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18y ago
I would say launch NOW. I was in a similar situation, I was just plugging away at a site and about 1-2 months before I planned on launching a competitor (with an inferior service) launched. I decided to work as hard as possible and launch a
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18y ago
I am in no way saying 'don't bother exercising', but if the only reason someone exercises is to lose weight they will usually jump ship. I have never met anyone that has a serious exercise regiment (>3 years) that says they do it mainly
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18y ago
From someone who exercises a good amount (usually 5-6 days a week for 1-2 hours at a time) I never really believe in exercise for weight loss. The math just doesnt work out, go and run hardcore for about 3 miles at 250 lbs bodyweight and yo
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18y ago
Well... What do you plan to do on it?
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18y ago
This might interest you: http://hackrtrackr.com/
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18y ago
Well if the formula you need is as given in this thread then the only thing you need to define is the parameters X,Y, and Z... The method you use to find these parameters would then be the problem
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19y ago
If anything I think its a bad thing, people will start to assume 'beta' means fairly stable and usable.
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19y ago
The only way I can learn languages is to start a project using it, then figure it out as the need arises.
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19y ago
So this is an article about an April fools joke, a day after April fools...?
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