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by ics 13y ago
Slap a fat QR code next to the license plate to donate bitcoins. The future is nigh! ;)
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by ics 13y ago
Well if you want to compare rural Japan to rural Russia... I see hudibras is getting downvoted but it probably is fair to say that to native English speakers new to the country, people may expect more than they get from ESLs in Japan. I h
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by ics 13y ago
Impressed? I'm pretty sure you are welcome to buy this person a plane ticket to anywhere in the world that would be better served by their experience. Perhaps they can even use their body armor there as well. However, while they&#x27
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by ics 13y ago
> This campaign will receive all funds raised even if it does not reach its goal. She's probably hitting order as we speak. She's already recouped 2/3 of the cost and will probably get all of it. Being short on money while
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by ics 13y ago
There's an older (but still interesting) post about case in Ruby here[1] and another here[2] with some extra insight into the MRI implementation. Having learned Ruby before most of the other stuff I play with these days, I always secon
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by ics 13y ago
On my wish list: IKEA turns into the Amazon/EC2 of fab labs. Just think of a hacker space with that much inventory of materials, etc...
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by ics 13y ago
Where'd you find that? I found some LinkedIn and G+ profiles that gave no info, and everything else I found suggested that they sold their first company (CadZooks) to Autodesk and then started @Last, but otherwise had no relation to th
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by ics 13y ago
McNeel (Rhino and OpenNURBS developers) was ex-Autodesk, is that who you're thinking of? I'd be interested in knowing if the Sketchup team was too.
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by ics 13y ago
Yes. My work (not public as of yet) is in this area and the creators of this are also the creators of wikihouse, which has produced modular units for structures, some of which have been built as prototypes. If you're willing to count t
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by ics 13y ago
Having no experience with US immigration on this matter I don't know how likely it is that they'll see it, but it's probably a very good idea for the OP to nuke this topic if they can. Meetings are fine, but if it can be pr
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by ics 13y ago
Was there a reason for posting this particular repo for a version that hasn't been updated in 6 months? Milkypostman has maintained a different version[1] (which is what you get from MELPA if you use it) which just so happens to need a
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by ics 13y ago
Just looks nice, unless there's some tangible benefit to the separation of parts by contrast. I think it also cleans it up a bit, though you could do that yourself or with diminish.
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Google vs. The Teamsters(blog.adamnash.com)
2 points by ics 13y ago|0 comments
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by ics 13y ago
In my browser at half width (840px) the new layout forces horizontal scroll. I'm used to shrinking text when this occurs, but for a blog it's annoying because the content itself isn't that wide. The vertical bar on the left i
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by ics 13y ago
AFAIK it's fairly popular, though I'm sure many are happy enough writing markdown files. If you don't use emacs, you're probably not using org– though I believe Github and some others support it in their editors. Literat
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by ics 13y ago
Because spokes and rims work better for different things.
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Anatomy of a brute force attack - how important is password complexity?(nakedsecurity.sophos.com)
1 points by ics 13y ago|0 comments
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by ics 13y ago
Without knowing what their exact boundaries are your numbers don't look great. Most people here seem to have Airs, but to compare with my Pro: 730 cycles, 92% capacity after 27 months (mid-2011).
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by ics 13y ago
Debian to Arch in, no kidding, one day. I barely even knew what happened to me. I almost felt bad about it which is why I try to keep up on what's going on in Debian-land, but I was just setting up some VMs and thought I'd see wha
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by ics 13y ago
...But if the visuals were that accurate I never would have noticed "GNUGuitarINUX"[1]! [1] http://gnuguitarinux.sourceforge.net/
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by ics 13y ago
Apparently dozing and posting doesn't work. Here's the graphic I was talking about: https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/1/1b/Linux_Di...
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by ics 13y ago
Slackware's 20th birthday was just last month! It's a little hard to view in landscape mode but Wikipedia has this cool graphic to show the development of Linux distros.
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by ics 13y ago
Speakerdeck is actually what I was thinking of, but the gist is slides + audio = happy. A more polished UI would do some good for SlideShare, but I don't have any major issues.
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by ics 13y ago
It's not exactly what you're looking for, but the ErgoDox is selling on MassDrop right now and is a pretty neat little thing (pricy though). It's a hackable two piece with nice switches. See: http://ergodox.org&#x2
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by ics 13y ago
This is probably the only worst thing I've encountered since switching my desktop to fish. Can you write a fish function and name it !!?
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by ics 13y ago
"I confirm that reddit is not profitable." Yishan Wong, CEO [1] http://www.reddit.com/r/CrazyIdeas/comments/1i7crj/antigold_... [2] http://blog.reddit.com/2013/08/redd
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by ics 13y ago
Original is here (it's back up): http://martinmanleylifeanddeath.com/home_page Zip archive (thanks to u/katwell12): http://www.mediafire.com/?ab1986c72nc2ctt find . -type f -exec mv '{}
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Martin Manley: My Life and Death(martinmanleylifeanddeath.com.nyud.net)
12 points by ics 13y ago|3 comments
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Large banner and tiny video frame, site rendering completely garbled for 8 seconds until fully loaded, signup required to view the slides (after realizing that the video doesn't cut to slides at all). The talks are interesting, and the
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Red Programming Language(red-lang.org)
2 points by ics 13y ago|0 comments

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