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by jwcooper 10y ago
This is the biggest problem for sure. So many of these games just get buried in either app store by the worst type of games and apps. I've mostly discovered them over time by recommendations from people, or from discussion boards or si
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by jwcooper 10y ago
If you can get past maybe the top 50 or 100 grossing games there are a lot of really good games out there that aren't looking to leech money from you. I have plenty of games that have been worth every penny I spent with a lot of depth
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by jwcooper 10y ago
You didn't need to buy it new from a dealership to get the package. I bought mine used from a 3rd party dealership (non-VW specific), and still got the goodwill package. Sign up for it here: https://www.vwdieselinfo.com&#x2F
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by jwcooper 10y ago
They really want you to use the debit card portion of your card. I believe it involves the retailer paying lower fees. It's why every terminal is trying to funnel us into it, and doesn't have an obvious way to choose credit half t
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by jwcooper 10y ago
My card now has pay wave (contactless), chip (and pin when required), and magnetic stripe. It's a crapshoot which one will work at any given store. I do prefer the chip over swiping due to having to replace cards so often when the stri
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by jwcooper 11y ago
Check out nuclide.io. It's built on top of atom by Facebook. I haven't tried it, but one of its features is remote development using client/server.
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by jwcooper 11y ago
Indeed, I rarely have any kernel panics, or system crashes on OS X, and especially iOS with the latest iPhone. Other than iTunes, their software (that I use) has been pretty good lately. I've actually had more problems with the hardwar
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by jwcooper 11y ago
They're killing the apps I actually use from them. Carousel was quite useful for all of the photos I've uploaded, and handles uploading the photos pretty well too. This is finally giving me the opportunity to explore using some of
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by jwcooper 11y ago
The crafty engineer was Charles Steinmetz, and the business owner balking at the invoice was Henry Ford [1]. EDIT: Maybe not so true after all [2]. I had never heard of Maston Space Systems. It's amazing they were able to compete with
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by jwcooper 11y ago
Most people seem to be saying that it will be a simple software update to fix this issue, and everything will be fine other than some loss of power and fuel economy. Isn't it possible that running these engines at the EPA recommended l
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by jwcooper 11y ago
California didn't originally detect this. According to the letter from the EPA [1], it was a team at West Virginia University doing a study that discovered that TDI's in normal usage were found to have significantly higher emissio
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by jwcooper 11y ago
They're not handling the financing. It appears to be going through Citizens Bank, and is an installment loan. [1] And, if you were hoping to use someone cheap like Cricket instead of Verizon, no such luck there either: "1. The iPh
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by jwcooper 11y ago
My biggest issue was the metro stuff; mostly the default apps that would open in full screen mode. Opening a PDF or an image in a new Windows 8 installation was always a frustrating surprise. The start menu was confusing, and anytime you&#x
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by jwcooper 11y ago
For all the negativity, I really like Windows 10. I had been using Windows 8.1 and consider it to be one of the worst desktop operating systems I've used in the last 10 years. That's partially why I like Windows 10 so much. They f
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Adafruit Industries Limor Fried on Bootstrapping a Startup(businessinsider.com)
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Adafruit now has same day delivery in Manhattan(adafruit.com)
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Our Meeting with Jonathan Jaglom the New CEO of MakerBot(blog.adafruit.com)
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by jwcooper 11y ago
Looks like they may have IR LED's around the outside that are used by the camera for positional tracking. Might also be used to track finger movements on the inside of the ring, but not sure there.
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by jwcooper 11y ago
Coffee is ingrained into the culture of many professions, far beyond just office jobs. Nursing, landscaping, utility work, construction, you name it...it's a great way to kickstart the body when having to get up at 5am or, stay awake d
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by jwcooper 12y ago
NPM also offers NPM enterprise, which is $20/user/month. That adds up if a few big companies want a privately hosted NPM infrastructure. I'd assume they continue to launch more services as time goes on.
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by jwcooper 12y ago
I think being forgotten while working remote can be a concern, but it can be mitigated by the type of company you're working for. If you're one of a couple people working remote and the rest of the team is at the office, you'
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by jwcooper 12y ago
Nearly everything arrives separately already with Amazon, so not that big of a change. They seem to ship things from different warehouses half the time. I'm not sure I understand the blowback on how and when to push the button. It&#x27
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by jwcooper 12y ago
"Think of all the people in 2008 who didn't know not to get an ARM, and who might have been pushed into it by some "advice" they thought was good." They'd likely have really low interest rates [1] right now due
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by jwcooper 12y ago
They've been driving towards this for a little while now. There are a few F2P games on the 3DS already. I'm guessing those games did fairly well (some were fun, and fairly priced) and Nintendo is realizing the potential of using
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by jwcooper 12y ago
Consider me another Macbook Pro owner (late 2011) that had this issue. I've now gone through two logic boards. Luckily, the second was covered under the warranty of the first replacement. Has anyone here been contacted by Apple for Rei
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by jwcooper 12y ago
There are many reasons. The large community that is involved with the Pi. The large number of tutorials, and guides available. The incredible amount of accessories available and customized for the Pi. The Pi has the momentum. The odroid-C1
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by jwcooper 12y ago
Depending on the resolution, it could replace your monitors at work (assuming the headset is light, comfortable, etc). Using a wireless keyboard and mouse, you'd have your computer with you anywhere in the home or office. As a develope
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What is this “Linux”, anyhow?(learn.adafruit.com)
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by jwcooper 12y ago
What issues did you have with TinyMCE? We recently moved away from wysihtml5 to TinyMCE and have been quite happy with the results thus far. The latest releases of TinyMCE have been easy to work with, and relatively pain free for us.
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by jwcooper 12y ago
At the same time, it's likely much more expensive to code native apps than it is to just build an html/css/js app using chrome with a lot of the heavy lifting already done for you (at the expense of increased resource consump

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