jwcacces

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by jwcacces 13y ago
I understand your metaphor, but it is a disturbing idea to have Verizon in the position of my landlord.
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by jwcacces 13y ago
"Scroll Down to Explore" So, where's the scroll bar?
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by jwcacces 13y ago
So, does it take 6 hours to heat up in the morning?
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by jwcacces 13y ago
That's right. That's - that's good. That's good. Unless, of course, somebody comes up with six minute workout watchapp. Then you're in trouble, huh?
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by jwcacces 14y ago
What if the callee has their phone on silent? j/k The "ringer" tone is to let you know the call is going through, and in the case of you calling a cell phone, that the network is trying to connect to your callee. A cell phone gets a signal
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by jwcacces 14y ago
They are the system for the flight data. The airlines submit their routing information to ITA and ITA provides the search functionality for most of the travel websites and agencies you use. As others have said, they don't have every airline
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by jwcacces 14y ago
Nice, but that screen resolution is awful! How did 1366x768 ever become acceptable? I know it's a 13" screen but still...
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by jwcacces 14y ago
Fabrice?
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by jwcacces 14y ago
That's lovely, but you're not paying attention. It doesn't matter how it's set up. It matters how it preforms. To the non-enthusiast / casual user, closing the lid, pressing the power button, doing a system shutdown, inactivity sleep timeou
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by jwcacces 14y ago
Thinkpad T61, Ubuntu 12.04 LTS, SSD. Trim down the services you don't need. Cold boot and hibernate restore take about the same time. Honestly, I think the SSD has the most to do with it.
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by jwcacces 14y ago
I'm a daily laptop linux user, and like you I know how to go a long time between reboots, so I can wait for my computer to start up. But forget about us, we're already converts, we don't matter. My grandfather (93 years old) is also a daily
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by jwcacces 15y ago
With RIM's lack of recent innovation, both parsings are correct! :)
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by jwcacces 15y ago
I agree. And I agree the the government should use open standards. I just don't like the sensationalism of the article.
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by jwcacces 15y ago
Yes, but the author is not. Lobbying is lobbying. It is not interfering. That's my point.
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by jwcacces 15y ago
The problem with this article is the sensationalism. Did Microsoft lobby? Certainty, did they "interfere with a sovereign nation's decision to create a level playing-field"? Please, give me a break, they interfered with your desire to do so
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by jwcacces 15y ago
Fascinating. I'd also love to see the Lotus 1-2-3 segment. Anyone know where that is?
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by jwcacces 15y ago
I would have gotten a robotic pick and place machine and sped that up a bit. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v5eR0eHknZk&t=0m18s
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by jwcacces 15y ago
What website is that? Did anyone else go to its homepage ( http://www.muktware.com/ ) and notice an unhealthy obsession with Linus Torvalds and exclusive interviews?
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by jwcacces 15y ago
They're all separate needs. The point is on Android you have those options.
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by jwcacces 15y ago
You want to be taken seriously, and the first thing you say is that "Android exists because it is a rip off of iOS"? Even if it was true, you've set the tone for your whole article as non-objective and fanboyish. Creating a product, like cr
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by jwcacces 15y ago
Because everyone has ideas. Your ideas aren't worth anything. Execution is worth something. Game designers are doing the execution themselves, so you're not worth listening to.
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by jwcacces 15y ago
Because sometimes you have a really good idea, and the ability to make it on a small scale, but you need help getting it perfect and making it big. In such a case, it's often advantageous to join up with someone else, get investments, start
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by jwcacces 15y ago
But once you have the realization that there are more things then you could previously have conceived of, you find you need new tools to explore them. Thus you become one of the people who know they need it, and the question is answered.
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by jwcacces 15y ago
For the "do I need...", "is it worth it...", "should I buy..." type of question, I usually rely on my stock answer. "If you have to ask, then no." There are many things like this in technology. Things that are rewarding, things that enhance
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by jwcacces 15y ago
Dude, fix that layout. Two tall vertical columns works nice in newspapers, not on a screen that you have to scroll.
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by jwcacces 15y ago
If you have to ask, the you're not ready. Quitting your job and striking out alone has to be the kind of decision that comes from passion. Yes, you have to be ready technically and financially. You'll need a plan for food, shelter, the inte
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by jwcacces 15y ago
This attack method is as old as dirt. Besides, everyone in the world knows once you have physical access to the machine, you can do whatever you want to it. Firewire's DMA buys you nothing when you've already got the keys to the kingdom.
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by jwcacces 15y ago
There's a bunch of icons on the desktop that look directly cribbed from Windows (show desktop, command prompt, documentation), are those legit?
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by jwcacces 15y ago
The secretary is going to have a lot of disavowing to do...
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by jwcacces 15y ago
Why was the salt her name?

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