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10y ago
For the abbreviation,"an FOIA" is correct. For the term "a Freedom of Information act" is correct. Its based on the sounds, not the word being abbreviated.
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10y ago
Sadly this was the case for me until Dinosaur BBQ made their way into the local scene. Now I smoke my own pork shoulders, ribs and chicken. And its much cheaper this way :)
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Why the found the wording acceptable? Its called lobbying. And the poster before you said that Time Warner wrote it. Not that they passed it and signed it. The state wouldn't be competing with its citizens. The municipality they live i
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11y ago
I disagree. The music made by this software has no depth or emotion. It's like a vocoder from the 80s. I could never get one to say my name right,now matter how I spelled it. And da funk just doesn't sound right without depth. It
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11y ago
Develop on a PC?
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11y ago
Then they have failed.
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I was a bit disappointed by the output. Is this the quality of music that is produced regularly by this software? The only thing that sounded good to my ears was the baseline piece, by itself. It sounded true to the original. The rest sound
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How do you get air into a closed system? Taking a caliper off does nothing to introduce air into the system. Taking a caliper off is how you replace the pads. (still trying to square how you think it's ok to replace pads but not take a
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11y ago
Location: Rochester, NY Remote: willing but prefer on-site Willing to relocate: yes, Denver, Boulder, Wichita KS, Kansas City, or Oklahoma City. Technologies: Windows automation with AutoIt, VBscript, etc. USB modem testing and diagnostics.
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I still have a VFX1 from the 90s. It's now rotting in my basement. This will go the same route. (Forte Technologies VFX1, for those playing along at home.)
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11y ago
Do you transfer text files or binary? Text I do ascii, always have. Is there a reason, no, but that's how I roll.
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I use it almost daily in a test/configuration environment to move text conf files to Linux machines we are setting up via scripted process. The Linux hosts have ftp disabled and ssh enabled by default.
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11y ago
Dad was entrepreneur, figures.
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11y ago
I do development work for one of his companies. Great products for hospitals. Lots of data in realtime! That goes hand in hand with his philosphies presented here. He definitely thinks outside the box. Some monitors only collect some info.
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11y ago
Except it doesn't matter because people aren't paying for the shows with the ads they watch. They are paying directly with their subscription money and Netflix can spend it any way they want. So what if only 3 million out of 75 mi
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And they are "media insiders". Hmmm. Sounds fishy based on the context. No effort to distinguish if they mean people from media organizations, which is the meaning I take, or that they are in the know about media and content, whic
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11y ago
I'm currently watching through M A S*H, so yes.
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Wow, that journalist just took everything everyone said at face value and didn't even question the speculations made on both sides? Shoddy. How does someone at Fx know anything about what goes on at Netflix? Besides the commonality of
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11y ago
Only one desktop motherboard is supported. Can you even find them anymore? Only 5 listed globally on eBay.
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11y ago
I had a good laugh reading the article about how Cyanogen is trying to steal Android from Google, as well. Too funny!
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Uhm, why does techcrunch not mention that Cortana's deep integration in Android sounds a lot like Google Now's deep integration into Android? And I agree with others, how can adding a large app that sends data to MS help with bloa
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My girlfriend and I just went "3 2 1 play" on Skype. Hardest part is picking the same movie. Back when hulu had 1 15 second commercial, we would always pause after the commercials so we could do another countdown (another reason N
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(2012)
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Master is also accurate, in the technical sense.
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Really? How did this even get approved? Who was ever offended when they were coding writing out slave in their editor? By technical definition, slave is accurate. It isn't there to offend.
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11y ago
Advertisement post?
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I had the same issue with rss. I had a bigger issue with the app not rotating. I emailed them and their response was rotation is dictated by the device. All apps on that device rotated just fine, but flipboard wouldn't. When I pointed
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11y ago
Doesn't the song being on YouTube defeat the purpose?
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Just, no. This is frightening on many levels. A facebook plane? To get people on facebook, right? To get them on the internet is secondary to Zuckerbergs goals here, lets be honest. A walled garden? Come on. It should be the whole internet
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12y ago
"In the grand systemd tradition, there is no option to control this; all you can do is force journalctl to not use a pager or work out how to change things inside the pager to not do this." He mentioned that. So, yes, it looks lik
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