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I was working 20 hours, 16 hours at home + 4 in office in the last two jobs. Imho a coder is more productive if he focus 4 hours a day, then if he procrastinates 10 hours.
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> While rooting a Samsung Galaxy S3 only takes about five minutes, the software tools required are uncommon enough that as long as your phone isn’t already rooted you likely don’t have anything to worry about. This is plain wrong: Any u
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I was so free to shorten the title. Hobo stove is the normal term of this kind of camping oven, normally build from an empty can, but as robotmay tells also sold by brands like Ikea. Wondering: Do they sell an empty can, knife and instructi
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Brooklyn: Hobo stoves charging cell phones
(gothamist.com)
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Why is this a ruby project, and not just a plain files to create the tables, and insert the values? Also, please teach him something about database normalization. e.g. capital should not be a flag of cities, but a foreign key of regions and
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Seeking work: Bremen/Germany or remote Toolsmith and bug hunter for Unix look like systems with more than 30 years experience in programming and more than 25 years under Unix. UN/EDIFACT, data mining and machine learning expert. See: http:
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Now run the same code on a VZ/Virtuozzo instance, and malloc will fail much earlier, because VZ limits allocated memory and not dirty memory. In result a Xen system with 128mb RAM can run much more than a VZ with 512MB.
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Counter-electronics High-powered Advanced Missile Project
(boeing.com)
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A Whale with a Distinctly Human-Like Voice
(eurekalert.org)
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This reminds me at: forget it: Men can not type! http://kephra.de/blog/Programmiererinnen.html#en
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So the Iran nuclear threat is a 'cry wolf' for 33 years. Two side notes: - The Iran has a light water reactor that is not suited for breeding a bomb. You need a Russian type graphite moderated reactor, or even better a cold heavy water reac
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Imminent Iran nuclear threat? A timeline of warnings since 1979.
(csmonitor.com)
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Tell me who I am Tell me what to know and where to go .. I'll follow Lead us to the lie You gave your gift now we believe ... its up there The sky is free and we are free
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I have not seen this movie (yet) - But there is an other film that was made on a shoestring budget (ca$5000) called Donkey. http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1595388/ This film has the feeling and quality of early Quentin Tarantino films, and a
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SEEKING WORK (Bremen/Germany and Remote) I'm calling myself Toolsmith and Bughunter for Unix look like systems. I'm a long term Unix and internet hacker, who has his line in Linux changelog, and owns his own provider independent class C net
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I'm missing the point that the FinFisher, FinSpy, "Hallo Steffi" toolbox is a German product. The software is written in Germany, and Gamma International is just an UK sales proxy. The usage of this toolbox by state agencies within Germany
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I think the main problem is that programs are designed by programmers who think that the users are idiots. Programs designed for programmers have a much leaner interface. e.g. think about accounting applications: You had trained data typist
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It would be nice, if http://www.blablameter.de/fragen_und_antworten.html is also available in English. The result is that non-German speakers are standing in the dark, wondering what methodology is behind that software. It might be even d
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Funny old videos predicting the internet
(thenextweb.com)
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I think the basic documentation of Lua itself, the reference manual and the PiL are great. But documentation of 3rd party Lua modules is substandard, if I compare them to CPAN.
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Moin, There is one nice thing about traditional frisian greeting: The first one greets, moin and the traditional answer is moin,moin. We often confuse people from southern Germany and the rest of the world, because we use that greeting arou
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One thing came up in mind " United States has only one party:the property party. It’s the party of big corporations, the party of money. It has two right wings; one is Democrat and the other is Republican. " From a German point of view both
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what type of laser do you use for the SLS process?
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The Asus RT-N16 is still not supported by OpenWrt! The broadcom gmac driver is not covered by a GPL compliant licence.
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I'm not your customer (because I prefer own root servers over cloud services, and even prefer housing over hosting) - but I think you might stick with your name, because: 1. its a known (brand) name 2. it tells where your product is strong
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Pwdr can do aluminum oxide and likely also other sinter metals.
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Pwdr - an open source powder 3d printer
(pwdr.github.com)
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TP-Link wr1043nd is one of the preferred routers for OpenWRT. Featuring 32mb RAM, 8mb Flash, 4+1 Ethernet, 2.4ghz 802.11bgn wifi, and an USB port. The best thing is that it requires no binary drivers and runs perfectly on Linux 2.4 to 3.3.8
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Thanks for pointing this out. I clarified the title and text about this.
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I would applaud the same campaign against Motorola/Google. They publish the Linux kernel for their Android phones, complying to GPL. But the lock the boot loader, preventing everybody to install its own kernel.
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