jwcacces

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by jwcacces 15y ago
Have we forgotten that when we purchase things from out of state we still have to pay taxes on them? It's just that the seller doesn't have to collect that tax for our state when they don't have a physical presence here, but that doesn't ge
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by jwcacces 15y ago
Why doesn't the browser keep cookies organized by the website in the address bar? That way a cookie from a doubleclick resource received while browsing cnn.com is kept separate from a doubleclick cookie received while browsing imdb.com. I g
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by jwcacces 15y ago
Side note, contrast: "Robert Morris, a cryptographer who helped develop the Unix computer operating system" with a 2001 picture of him with his hand on the mouse of a computer running Windows 3.1.
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by jwcacces 15y ago
If you take the term "put simply" and then add the term "Laplace transform" you're doing something wrong.
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by jwcacces 15y ago
How about this revolutionary idea: don't connect if you've got nothing to send. That way, the first power event sends the logs, and the next several hundred do nothing! Timeouts work great too. Don't send a log if you've just sent one in th
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by jwcacces 15y ago
He can pop that line out and replace it
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by jwcacces 16y ago
Well, there goes my great rate, my unlimited data, and the great customer service. At least I can look forward to a larger bill.
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by jwcacces 16y ago
Yeah, but at least you can take direct action when your people fuck up.
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by jwcacces 16y ago
This is why you don't outsource your bread and butter, people! If you want to outsource who makes your lunch, fine, but if your whole business is requests in, data out, you do not put the responsibility of storing your data in someone else'
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by jwcacces 16y ago
And that's how you make yourself irrelevant....
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by jwcacces 16y ago
Call your credit card company. They at least care if they lose your business. Have the flight payment refunded back to you and buy a new ticket. Then you won't be in standby anymore.
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by jwcacces 16y ago
Seems like they're programmers without websites also...
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by jwcacces 16y ago
Japan became America. Labor prices went up to ours, people grew to want their pensions just like us, the old are living longer just like us, they now want the good things in life just like us. In the short time since World War II, they have
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by jwcacces 16y ago
Her lips look like a mustache
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by jwcacces 16y ago
Yeah, we have that too, they call it stealing work. But it has to do with unions and exclusivity deals they work out with companies. I worked for a company that only union members from facilities were allowed to rearrange your office. So mo
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by jwcacces 16y ago
2 months, seriously? Ignore Yale's process, go to the computer store that night get a new hard drive and swap it out. 500GB laptop hard drives cost approximately $60. What was the cost of not having your computer for 2 months? Also, here's
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by jwcacces 16y ago
lets all go down to ibm and throw our shoes in the machines, only then will our jobs be safe!!!
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by jwcacces 16y ago
The problem is they're all union, and you can't do their job, that's stealing work. Those guys need that work, and if you want it done, you have to pay them to do it. Now stop stealing work, and go back to your own job! </sarcasm> O
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by jwcacces 16y ago
because americans are afraid of everything
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by jwcacces 16y ago
Why does a suicide bomber need a remote control?
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by jwcacces 16y ago
should be chlorinate, not pollinate, we need less idiots, not more
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by jwcacces 16y ago
Defiantly feasible, check out Chuck Moore's GreenArrays, and his ArrayForth to program them. http://greenarraychips.com/
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by jwcacces 16y ago
My problem with Evernote is that it came as shovel-ware on a new netbook I bought. Don't know much else about it, but that part defiantly turned me off.
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by jwcacces 16y ago
"Google Inc., Apple Inc., and Facebook Inc. need to pitch in to help pay for the billions of dollars of network investments needed for their bandwidth-hogging services, European phone operators say." -- How about no. If some telco operators
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by jwcacces 16y ago
Let's keep this simple - No.
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by jwcacces 16y ago
Jeeze - DOM manipulation is not the newest idea in the world, and not everything created has to be patented, what's wrong with you people?
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by jwcacces 16y ago
why is this interesting?
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by jwcacces 16y ago
Confusing customers costs money: news at 11
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by jwcacces 16y ago
This is not news
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by jwcacces 16y ago
Can we please change the story link to http://www.slashfilm.com/2010/10/08/potd-jk-rowlings-plot-sp... subtraction.com adds nothing.

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