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gcb1
13y ago
you must not know android if you only ever used samsung (or google for that matter) flavours
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gcb1
13y ago
nah. those will cost same/more than the already established beagle boards. arduino will still be the popular cheap diy go to board. this is for projects that were impossible with the current one. so not making the original more comple
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gcb1
13y ago
maybe with TRE people will finally be able to something banal as those ambient backlight without having to buy chinese hdmi splitters!
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gcb1
13y ago
why should a peasant understand the reasoning for the king's tax?
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13y ago
im pretty sure it is possible, I'm just wondering which frequencies it would accurate at...
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gcb1
13y ago
lol. first one on the question lost when i clicked http://www.google.com/baraza/en/thread?tid=76951fbe3c65173e
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gcb1
13y ago
good insight on why not is not wise to work during the strike, but do not answer the "illegal" aspect mentioned in the "question"
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13y ago
"but 100% of the access are using IE6. why should we add support for another browser?"
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13y ago
those boards sound like all the bad parts of a beaglebone. js only. no linux access. obligatory wifi battery sink. ...its fine to blink a led or do something "dumb" as a thermostat. try to do signal processing in js and i will be
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gcb1
13y ago
there are more rockstar web developers influencing VCs than any other kind. ftfy.
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13y ago
netflix has a policy of hiring great people and booting them after their first big contribution. basically a way to get top talent, lure with promises of stability and career, get them to do what should have been a highly paid consulting ji
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13y ago
confort =! readability comfort is keeping short attention span people just clicking around and looking at pictures.
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13y ago
why do you make 100k while the cleaning lady who provides you with health thru a clean infrastructure should just suck it up and call it work?
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gcb1
13y ago
this was discussed here weeks ago, but theres no search so i wont give links.
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gcb1
13y ago
it is all efficiency vs comfort trade offs. if your task is important you pay close attention and so rather deep contrast and separation. also the more on the screen the better. if you are just dicking around you want low contrast and lots
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13y ago
this little article is pernicious. please do not start thinking this is proper testing. what he shows is a lame replacement for some manual browser testing. theres no talk about clean states between tests. no concern about emulating data so
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13y ago
summary: paying a vps is cheaper and gives you more than git hub. in my experience, pros: - full control (he is not using this as he and all other probably commit as user git) - commit hooks contra: - you take the time to setup, debug, main
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13y ago
in her letters she said she was forbiden to provide actual health care. all they gave was a place for the sick to convalesce. also, she and most othe rreligious still advocate over population and against several sane health treatments. not
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13y ago
more like terrorists, which turn out to be terrorist trying to infiltrate and undermine the holy american militar complex posing as honest contractors.
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13y ago
when 5+ people are going to pacifically hold signs in some park they have to inform the authorities so they can provide public "protection". why a game of that proportions is different? i take it that more than 5 people are guara
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13y ago
at reddit when this showed up weeks ago, ppl in the military were commenting how driving those are the worst thing they did on service. that its dangerously jumpy to the point they would question driving over speed bumps or crosing over sid
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13y ago
have an uncle who is a bank dev since forever... he says when he started banks had a "cost per client" that they had to make up for lending/investing that clients money. nowadays they have only consideration for "profit
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13y ago
this part reminded me of breaking bad.
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13y ago
the take away in this history is that if they sold honey at regular prices at the honey holdings "over the table" while still giving the deal to the buyer and eating the fiscal difference for the fake vs received price, they would
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13y ago
but still going slow. btw reading some of those files and seeing the presentations remind me of the animated tv show Archer...
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13y ago
pandora.com had this on their login form wince they launched. on the flash version. press tab from the username field and the 4 L-shaped corners flown from there to password. was neat, but they removed it recently... at least I'm not
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13y ago
which is idiotic. had everyone put effort in browser integration like webos was doing, the end user would be much better served. but lack of lock-in doesnt sell in the corporate world...
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13y ago
the hipmunk downhill in design show even on the app. 3 times more pixels, 1/3 of the information.
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13y ago
everyone actally suggests caffeine app or something... but anyway, im pretty sure there are custom shells for windows that work around several annoyances with the price of ...well, having extra applications doing what your expensive os shou
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13y ago
your point?
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