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by iask 8y ago
The EQ and plugins in Winamp is amazing. I’ve yet so see any of the other players come close. You notice the difference when you play this through a PA/DJ system. Back in the days the tools were Winamp, Audiogrbber and Xing MP3 encoder
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by iask 8y ago
Finally!!! Moves like this will help small and medium businesses compete...finally we won’t have to pay 25.00 to mail a small book to China.
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by iask 8y ago
Perhaps they’re afraid that some stiff regulations might come out of this, affecting their bottom line, so they just deny it?
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by iask 8y ago
Nice work! Dropbike - send this candidate an email saying “You, sir, are hired”.
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by iask 8y ago
Oh boy! Is that why some in the US are so expensive?
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by iask 8y ago
I just got a new Samsung tv and while setting up the Netflix app I was prompted to pay an additional for HD stream.
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by iask 8y ago
Thanks for sharing! I just started researching how to analyze text for a project. I am tasked with analyzing content to see if they match my client products or something similar. Matching my the product name is easy, but matching by similar
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by iask 9y ago
Wouldn’t reversing each password (reading right to left) produce a new list of “Half a Billion” passwords to use?
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by iask 9y ago
I ate an entire box of baby aspirin when I was a kid. Seriously. I clearly remember hiding under the bed while crunching away. Nothing happened. Come to think of it, I got the flu twice in 30 years.
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by iask 9y ago
I have the same understanding here. It allows those who switch to IPv6 easily communicate with IPv4 (backward compatibility?)...a bit confusing though since this is handled at router level. We had a strange case recently...some of our remot
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by iask 9y ago
Brings back so many memories...and felt like a kid again.
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by iask 9y ago
I was at a new client the other day and notice that for all their tables in SQL SERVER, they use an IDENTITY column for primary keys, obviously seeded by SQL SERVER. What I found strange is that they allow deletes of records, allowing gaps
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by iask 9y ago
I go by this - breaking changes require versioning. And once I version, there is no time spent on backward compatibility. Time is money.
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by iask 9y ago
So, you wanna cry? Cry all you want. MS did the right thing. Look. I get all the cry about changing OS versions. This becomes more evident when you move up the ranks and into management. One get to see the true cost of doing business. The p
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by iask 9y ago
Thanks for sharing this. I immediately like his energy...I find KNN and TSP very interesting problems and I see he has a videos on those...bon weekend!
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by iask 9y ago
The same is happening on UW. Not as much.
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by iask 9y ago
I also find this extremely confusing, even after using .NET since 1.0. I wish they would make a chart, diagram...call it what you may, on MSDN or the Github repo, indicating all the frameworks, a description and what developers should targe
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by iask 10y ago
This is similar to a yoga in the Hindu religion. I read about this a while back. When performing this yoga, you call out every action silently or quietly. So, for example, when picking up your cup of coffee..."I am going to pick up thi
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by iask 10y ago
An interesting way to look at this, but wouldn't it be possible to pluck this pattern out from relevant data?
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by iask 10y ago
On top of this is insurance. If you live in NYC it's like paying for a second car.
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by iask 10y ago
Winamp is still my goto player since version 1. I could never find an alternative. During my days of ripping I used: Audiograbber, Xing MP3 encoder, Winamp When Winamp announced they were wrapping up I downloaded multiple copies and stash
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by iask 10y ago
That was wicked cool. It's the first time I saw Mathematica in use...really cool.
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by iask 10y ago
I bought a teeter hangup about a week ago. So far it helps. After a long day, spend 5 minutes inverted. What I also do is running, in the office. Yes! Our building is pretty big, whenever I go to one of the office on the far side, I do some
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by iask 10y ago
At what point do you determine who is responsible for securing the environment? The "Gatekeeper" mentality is stemming from this. There is no clear line in any organization and I see the blame-game all the time.
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by iask 10y ago
A couple of things: Person develops 2 or 3 apps, setup 2 or 3 databases and thinks he/she is a professional. Many businesses and managers care less about security and more about getting the deliverables into production. Many CEOs and m
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by iask 10y ago
My experience - I was a bit overwhelmed and decided to outsource one of my project. A company from India contacted me, said they have a branch here in NJ and have many clients in USA, just finished a mobile app for Walgreens. My requirement
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by iask 10y ago
Same issue on my iPhone 5s. I changed to text mode and was able to view.
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by iask 10y ago
This is true. I've done this in production and shaved a lot of times of some queries.
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by iask 10y ago
Wow! Never heard this one before. I will have to research this. Thanks!
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by iask 10y ago
So true. It took me 10 years to master my skills. Am I perfect? I still question my skills on a frequent basis. Here is what I can confirm - it gets easier over time. I can take on any small, large, extremely large and complex projects head

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