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721.
by gonzo 12y ago
I'd point out that some cars retain value, just like some watches retain value, but I think that's lost on you.
722.
by gonzo 12y ago
52, sw (pfSenee) dev (mgr), live in Austin. Not a lawyer, but quite familiar with contract and IP law. I've had a stainless Rolex for 25 years. I've hardly work it since 2007. So, I don't get your point.
723.
by gonzo 12y ago
Freeslide hits bottom, film @ 11.
724.
by gonzo 12y ago
As if VZW didn't have access to cheap money. RBABs, anyone?
725.
by gonzo 12y ago
Not only laptops. Any number of newer embedded boards are being developed with M.2 in-place of m-sata.
726.
by gonzo 12y ago
> but in this case Pebble has a proven track record of delivering a quality product in a reasonable time frame. Hardly. http://readwrite.com/2013/07/09/why-i-cancelled-my-pebble-sm...
727.
by gonzo 12y ago
Kathy was born in 1957. (I was born in 62.) We were there, dude. And yes, the applicant pool is homogeneous in the extreme.
728.
by gonzo 12y ago
Seeing Greenwald on stage was fantastic. I wonder how much hassle he and Poitras had getting into the US.
729.
by gonzo 12y ago
>> FreeBSD has been in the early stages of working on a launchd port for 10 years now. > There were several half-serious individual efforts, but I don't think the community / foundation were pursuing it seriously until qu
730.
by gonzo 12y ago
Outside of Manuel himself, no single person has put as much time and effort into m0n0wall as Chris Buechler has. Chris wrote most of what's on doc.m0n0.ch, and has by far the highest post count to the m0n0wall list. Chris also had a s
731.
by gonzo 12y ago
I dont understand their reasons for forking.
732.
by gonzo 12y ago
that FAQ is a little old. The statement that the "pf" in OpenBSD is "better" isn't necessarily true. The "pf" in FreeBSD and pfSense is a bunch faster, even on single-core. the IPsec in FreeBSD and pfSen
733.
by gonzo 12y ago
Micron is the name behind Crucial. Kingston has gotten very good (and they used to suck) at least in the eMMC space (not quite a SSD, but close).
734.
by gonzo 12y ago
only if you extract the Theobromine. (hi don)
735.
by gonzo 12y ago
> Individual chips used in the hardware can cost multiple thousands of dollars each. and 10 years ago, the compute power of a QC i7 would have tens of thousands of dollars.
736.
by gonzo 12y ago
You probably don't need 16 40Gbps channels at home, either.
737.
by gonzo 12y ago
Minnowboard Max is also open.
738.
by gonzo 12y ago
George Grey and Bob Booth ride again. (I worked for gcg @ Tadpole in the early-mid 90s.)
739.
by gonzo 12y ago
You should do this for techshop
740.
by gonzo 12y ago
How about a Minnowboard Max?
741.
by gonzo 12y ago
I get "This site does not exist within the LDAP database." when I try that link. Mirror?
742.
by gonzo 12y ago
Not much risk of that. I used to service the well in Gerlach. The West is a trap, baited with water.
743.
by gonzo 12y ago
It's not just "overhead". The reality with BTC is that if you accept BTC, you're responsible for the basis of the sender, which is impossible to know. Converting to fiat currency eliminates that risk.
744.
by gonzo 12y ago
speaking as someone who was there: ( https://groups.google.com/forum/#!msg/gnu.gcc/nMF9tvS8E-w/Op... ) it's not that gcc was less buggy. There were bugs in the gcc ports, too. In my particular case (
745.
by gonzo 12y ago
the other issue here is nominative use. Using trademarks as nouns can lead to dilution. This plays some into your "descriptive" complaint: Isn't "super bowl" just a description of a large sports event ; that wou
746.
by gonzo 12y ago
Jeff wants to be Steve.
747.
by gonzo 12y ago
Nothing here that can't be found in recent releases from Cavium, Broadcom and AMD.
748.
by gonzo 12y ago
CMDF (DES w/ 40-bit keys), too.
749.
by gonzo 12y ago
cut the clothing off, while you're in the harness.
750.
by gonzo 12y ago
All connections have packet loss.

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