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jetti
11y ago
The only league I know of that takes a winter break is the Russian Premier League. That being said, I've heard that it will take at least 2 months of time away from the normal schedule. There is the one month of the actual competition
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11y ago
I heard that did that but thought that FIFA decided to change it back. I know Australia was planning on suing FIFA if it was changed to winter because they spent a lot of money on a summer bid.
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11y ago
I thought it just wasn't just stadiums, but stadiums that could provide enough cooling so that the game could actually be played during a Qatari summer.
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jetti
12y ago
$80k in Northern Illinois. I have 4 years experience, a Bs in economics and as of November I will have a MS in computer science.
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12y ago
Modern day Vale Tudo is as close as you get to organized Pankration[1]. It has very limited rules and was (not sure if it still is) popular in Brazil. [1] http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vale_tudo
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12y ago
Actually it had to do with the moisture of your breath bridging the connection between the carteidge and the system, however the moisture from your breath also caused problems for the copper in the cartdridge.
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12y ago
Have you thought about using other woods as well? If you used Cedar or white oak you would be able to target the outdoor items without really changing much in your automation (at least I wouldn't think so), you may just need to adjust
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12y ago
What are you using for CNC? I really want to get one and have even thought about getting something small (like a desktop mill) but your machine looks amazing.
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12y ago
You wouldn't get any if that information unless you ran -g with gcc. However, the article uses the source code and doesn't decompile anything.
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12y ago
This isn't about the hiring process, this is about an individual that didn't make it to the next round and started pointing out flaws of the interviewer and then going out of their way to try to "shame" the company. Take
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12y ago
Since there was no indication on the job ad that the position actually required 10 years of Rails experience, I'm going out on a limb and say that they just didn't want you/the author. From this brief article it seems that th
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12y ago
Depending on where you're located and where your audience is located, you could use Dwolla[1]. They have no fees for under $10, which would mean more money in your pocket and claim only a 25 cent transaction fee for any other transacti
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13y ago
"(Though someone told me they took a bottle full of frozen water and got through, since it isn't a liqid by the rules.. go figure.)" This is the problem...the rules are not clear and randomly enforced and enforced differently
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13y ago
In general or because of tips I would take from the article? I'm not that concerned about a slow pipeline because at this time, I'm only going to freelance on nights and weekends.
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13y ago
"No manager (at least not me) wants to measure hours, but when an employee's production is waning, that's one of the things you CAN measure to see if that's part of the problem." How is that working for you? (Genuin
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13y ago
Fascinating! As somebody who is starting to do freelance work a story like this is not only an interesting read but provides insight on what to avoid and when to speak up as I start freelancing.
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13y ago
The link that you provided is for IntelliJ and not for the separate products that the GP is referring to (AppCode for ObjC, RubyMine for Ruby and PhpStorm for PHP).
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13y ago
"If you leave work at 5 and start at 9, and are sensible and live within 20 minutes of work (which you can on a banker's salary, at least in NYC), that's like 3 whole hours of sleep." First, as stated, these are interns,
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13y ago
I would venture that the majority of computers that run Windows XP are either people who don't use their computers a lot so that it wouldn't matter or companies. Seeing as Windows XP SP 3 is still supported through 2014 [1], busin
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13y ago
Ya, I figured it out after I posted that. However, I shouldn't be able to "game the system" the way that I did.
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13y ago
This is neat but I wish the score was accurate. Currently if I click forfeit it will show me the correct answer but not do anything. I can then write in the answer and then it will increment the x/y score. However, it doesn't take
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13y ago
Click on the question mark. I'm running firefox and it works...just know what you have to do
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13y ago
The issue isn't "stupid employees" as you seem to think but an overreaching policy that is trying to cover all situations at once but doesn't really cover any. Add to that the reactionary measures that seem to be a stapl
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13y ago
>However, this is no longer a copyright issue. Now we're just talking about access to their servers. I would disagree. The whole issue stems from a copyright issue. Without a copyright infringement claim you wouldn't get the ce
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13y ago
Something that strikes me and is a bit tangential but this quote made me think of this: "The case in question, Craigslist vs. 3Taps, revolved around a copyright infringement claim by Craigslist against data gathering company" If C
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13y ago
This reminds me of all of the notices about the quoted the CFAA and amendments Bill Clinton signed into law in '96 that people had as txt files on their hard drives when using Soulseek. It said just that, if you are a government employ
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13y ago
I find it great the acceptance of talks like this as it shows progress. However, I feel like depression (and to an extent bi-polar) is the "easiest" of the mental illnesses to understand when one is in a position of never having t
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13y ago
There was an example site that was linked in the blog post: http://peggo.co/ It will only work with OS X 10.7+ though.
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13y ago
And what are the dependencies? What is the lifetime of the VM? It says that Arc uses VirtualBox, does that mean I would need a full install of VirtualBox to use this?
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13y ago
Hasn't this already been done with Java applets? Would the difference here be that instead of running Java, you could run almost any language?
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