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Some things that came quickly to mind. =Computing= * Clacky keyboards and clacky keyboard accessories: http://shop.daskeyboard.com , http://elitekeyboards.com * Liquid cooling kits: http://koolance.com * L
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I have the name problem to an extreme. I have excellent face recall, but I can't remember names--and of course it worsens in social situations. I've pretty much given up on trying to introduce people to one another after repeatedl
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I like the intent of this, but I'm not sure I'd ask "who", specifically. I personally would not feel comfortable answering that part of the question. Instead maybe, "How do you motivate your favorite employee?"
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Thank you for kicking off the youtubes. I really, really needed to post this here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=up863eQKGUI (don't copy that floppy)
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And an older one that's simply less organized: http://www.weirdstuff.com/cgi-bin/category.cgi?category=sunn...
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Adobe and Adonit producing (hardware) Tools for the New Creative
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Totally agree. One more thing I'd add is: tell your candidates up front what to expect of the process. An overview after first contact is nice, but interview-day schedules specifically seem to help alleviate the jitters. We've sta
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I tried it directly from Edible[1] (which, I think, was the ThinkGeek supplier for Civet Coffee and Monkey-picked tea--though ThinkGeek seems to no longer carry either). I thought it tasted only slightly better than Folgers. Several of my c
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Throwing around "OS" used to bug me too. Even Android runs on top of Linux. So, is Android really an OS? A distribution? It seems like something more than a distribution--Android contributes drivers and patches to the kernel. But
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Adobe photoblogs the development of their stylus and ruler
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According to the site, "Quickly and easily connect a receipt printer, kitchen printer, cash drawer, and barcode scanner. Get your hardware up and running in minutes." So, I'd assume you print the receipt to a receipt printer that you connec
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Agile helped Adobe make hardware that people want
(mindtribe.com)
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Adobe XD explores the analog future (More on project Mighty and Napoleon)
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Adobe explores cloud-enabled hardware
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Hey, do you happen to know of any authoritative tutorials or references for color balance? Exposure gets a ton of attention, but I only ever seem to find mechanical posts on color--like step-by-step instructions on using Photoshop's color t
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These are beautiful, inspiring, and--for me at least--serendipitous. Just yesterday, I resolved to start a daily journal for personal retrospection. This post motivated me to actually write my first entry today. Thank you.
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Aww. Don't cry. It's not a process tool. It's a prioritized to-do list that can track your velocity. Despite being opinionated, it doesn't enforce a process. Though you'll find that if you don't embrace those 6 lines, you'll quickly make a
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Pivotal is an agile planning tool; JIRA is an issue tracking and classical project management tool. While each can be coerced to the other's function, it's really comparing apples and oranges. I'll admit that JIRA and Pivotal continue to mu
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I enjoyed these books on the history of that question: Charles Seife's "Zero: The Biography of a Dangerous Idea" ( http://www.amazon.com/Zero-Biography-Dangerous-Idea-ebook/dp... ) Robert Kaplan's "The Nothing That Is: A Natural History of
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As I understand it, the vending machines were actually introduced as a way to track employee consumption of equipment[1] (at Facebook anyways). They were a response to an open kiosk where you could swing by and pick up hardware at will with
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Agreed. I find articles like this great for passing along to junior engineers to help extend their vocabulary, making our pairing more productive. So, thank you for this nice little example of using dependency injection to remove static dep
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San Francisco, CA (25 Kearny St) - MindTribe Product Engineering, Inc. Hi, I’m MindTribe’s CTO. I’m searching for people who enjoy learning and making embedded systems. MindTribe is a small company, and I am looking for people with whom I w
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:) They're working on it: http://bits.blogs.nytimes.com/2012/03/06/with-new-hardware-s...
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I just spent way too much time catching and clicking all the radio buttons...
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I'm embarrassed by my ignorance of geography, but quite intrigued, so I'll ask: can anyone identify the crooked little vein of light that's centered at 3:48 and again (though to the left) at 4:38?
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San Francisco, CA (25 Kearny St) - MindTribe Product Engineering, Inc. Hi, I’m MindTribe’s director of Software Engineering. I’m searching for people who enjoy learning and making. We’re a small company, and I’m looking for people with whom
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San Francisco, CA (25 Kearny St) - MindTribe Product Engineering, Inc. Hi, I’m MindTribe’s director of Software Engineering. I’m searching for people who enjoy learning and making. We’re a small company, and I’m looking for people with whom
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Thank you! I appreciated the thoughtful "Why?" column as much as the offline docs themselves.
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What’s All This Electrosmog Stuff, Anyhow?
(mindtribe.com)
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San Francisco, CA - MindTribe Product Engineering, Inc. Hi, I’m MindTribe’s director of Software Engineering. I’m looking for people who enjoy learning and making. We’re a small company, and I’m looking for people with whom I would personal
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