jotux

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by jotux 14y ago
FTA: >If you work in the computer industry and do not fall into any of the exemption categories: administrative, professional, executive or the computer software exemption, you may be entitled to overtime pay. Generally non-exempt emplo
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http://www.atarimagazines.com/compute/issue115/406-1.jpg
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>SD cards use a protocol called 'SPI' While all SD cards are SPI-compatible no one really accesses them that way (it's way too slow). Almost all SD cards in electronics today use the proprietary SDIO bus.
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>I don't know because this article says so but doesn't explain why exactly. I think it's pretty clear. What broadcom released was a binary file and and code to interface with it. It's not that the driver functionality is any different t
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by jotux 14y ago
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/12675147/xkcd-style-graph...
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The arm itself is just the platform you build on to implement the end device. The hand and base are specific to the application.
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>I'd love to see a fork of CoffeeScript that forces syntax. A compiler option that enforces syntax would be nice.
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by jotux 14y ago
While pretty, I think tools like see[mike]code are a little more practical: http://i.seemikecode.com/ I think a conversation with someone as they code, rather than a reply of what they did, is an easier way to evaluate skill.
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A lot of office chairs enforce a sit-up-straight posture which I really don't like. When sitting at a computer for long hours I like to lean the chair far back and put my feet up or out in front of me. I've found that I never get back or wr
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>a series of 1- or 2-year stays will still hurt you At my last job I helped in the process of interviewing for an embedded USB developer position. It was extremely difficult to find people with that expertise. I remember one candidate i
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I'm not familiar with anything .NET based that has similar functionality. Redmine was pretty easy to setup and configure. If you just want issues/roadmap/repo, that's probably what I would go with. If you're just looking for a fancy todo li
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Redmine is pretty nice and for small projects you can host it for free on an AWS micro instance (pretty easy to setup with something like bitnami). For open source projects JIRA is also free.
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From http://www.acunote.com/how-it-works : >Acunote integrates with your source control. We support Subversion, Perforce and GitHub . That wording is rather poor as it makes it sound like github is a source control system rather tha