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871.
by java-man 7y ago
Didn't they also discontinued some products before?
872.
by java-man 7y ago
Very clever, especially about The Bull Dog role. First four roles are essential, the rest may not be so.
873.
by java-man 7y ago
It's tough to make predictions, especially about the future. -- Yogi Berra
874.
by java-man 7y ago
Why is Jim Cramer still on TV? [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jon_Stewart%E2%80%93Jim_Cramer...
875.
by java-man 7y ago
CDPS “confirmed no incidents involving criminal activity, nor have investigations substantiated reports of suspicious or illegal drone activity.” this means the "activity" was legal.
876.
by java-man 7y ago
chance of passing = approximately 0.0
877.
by java-man 7y ago
They removed a feature. Somebody coded this in, code has been reviewed, managers approved the time spent on this, meetings held, etc. There is a git commit (or CVS, who knows) with the name and a ticket number. Right now there are probably
878.
by java-man 7y ago
I am almost afraid to ask: is it still in operation? Some of these systems are kept for surprisingly long time (don't fix if it ain't broken)
879.
by java-man 7y ago
Granted, I was just a kid back then. Read a book about Forth, thought this was an ideal language to write a vm given very limited resources of my home build computer (1K of static RAM). Wrote it in assembly (on a sheet of paper, compile
880.
by java-man 7y ago
could not clean the rollers
881.
by java-man 7y ago
What is the issue (for those of us who don't have a google account)?
882.
by java-man 7y ago
When I coded a Forth virtual machine in 8080 assembly in 1985, I soon realized Forth is a write-only language. Fun, but totally unusable for a mediocre programmer like myself.
883.
by java-man 7y ago
Who is going to clean the robot??
884.
by java-man 7y ago
"For a successful technology, reality must take precedence over public relations, for nature cannot be fooled." and yet, we do it again and again...
885.
by java-man 7y ago
or it could be actively suppressed: [0] http://911blogger.com/news/2007-09-09/nuke-flight-major-issu...
886.
by java-man 7y ago
Wasn't there an event recently when a U.S. bomber took off with six nuclear tipped missiles which at the time were thought to be inert? And then landed with only five?
887.
by java-man 7y ago
The use of ligatures seems counter-productive to me. In the code, I do not want to see any editor shenanigans apart from syntax highlighting.
888.
by java-man 7y ago
That means they have a better way to get into a Windows box.
889.
by java-man 7y ago
Tesla will.
890.
by java-man 7y ago
Don't think this is entirely a valid argument - use current regional settings. Forcing the user to use a tighltly packed scrolling control with inertia is not a good idea. Yes, it might look cool in a demo, but - i think - it's a
891.
by java-man 7y ago
We really could have used those 4 trillion dollars we spent on the last two wars...
892.
by java-man 7y ago
Would it be possible to explain why one can't simply type a date?
893.
by java-man 7y ago
Send an intern with a logging GPS?
894.
by java-man 7y ago
Time to pull out a screwdriver!
895.
by java-man 7y ago
thank you.
896.
by java-man 7y ago
How do you plan to make money if it's IPFS and open source?
897.
by java-man 7y ago
What evil government spy agency is paying your salary?</joke> But seriously, you may want to provide some transparency on the web site. Or perhaps a link to github for security-critical components. All is lost if the master key
898.
by java-man 7y ago
Could not find on the web page details about 1. the security model and implementation details 2. team / entity behind this 3. could it support 1,000,000 files 4. could it support 10,000 todo items on a single page 5. could it store 1TB
899.
by java-man 7y ago
I guess it might qualify as "original research". Still, very entertaining. Thank you.
900.
by java-man 7y ago
An elastic mount does not have to be a suffocating box. Plus, and I could be wrong here - the mounts are not really designed to be heat conductors (the rails are plastic on my high end Dell workstation); I suppose the heat is extracted via

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