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knieveltech
18y ago
Local TV isn't likely to expand coverage beyond the items typically reported on during daily broadcasts. In the mean time the kind of local and hyperlocal coverage traditionally handled by print media journalists is going to be largely abse
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knieveltech
18y ago
Does anyone else find it highly entertaining that this post has resulted in a deluge of posts arguing various facets of economics? I can't help but wonder if this is a generational thing. I seem to recall that not too terribly long ago majo
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knieveltech
18y ago
C's not a bad choice but it's worth mentioning that the last time I installed Ubuntu (admittedly it's been a while) there where three versions of GCC installed automatically, but none of the damn library files (wtf is up with that anyway?).
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18y ago
If feeding could be partially or completely automated I think you're sitting on a goldmine (and I'll be waiting patiently for the IPO). If it absolutely needs to happen twice a day and has to be done by hand then there's no way I could have
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Hacked electronic road signs warn of zombie attack
(news.yahoo.com)
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18y ago
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18y ago
I like the idea and would be interested in a desktop tank (assuming care and feeding isn't expensive or time consuming). You might consider updating your website to include some information for potential customers, like what kinds of jellyf
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18y ago
Choosing a closed source development platform specifically for web app development generally isn't going to increase the difficulty involved in reverse engineering all or part of your feature set so it makes sense to go with a framework tha
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knieveltech
18y ago
I'm not conversant with Cake or CI so I couldn't comment intelligently here.
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18y ago
When I hired on with my current company a couple of years ago it was like a dream come true. A dev shop so small there wasn't much room for politics, everyone in the office was really cool and very laid back, and the future was very bright.
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knieveltech
18y ago
Fail.
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knieveltech
18y ago
Academia is functionally no different than a Mafia protection racket, and about as morally defensible. To use a cliche example Einstein did arguably some of his best work while working as a patent clerk. Simply put if you are conversant wit
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18y ago
...tread softly, for you tread on my dreams.
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knieveltech
18y ago
Drupal.
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18y ago
It doesn't make sense to bother with jobbing out initial fabrication of a prototype unless you've got VERY deep pockets and absolutely plan on going into production. Unless both of these are true I suggest modeling the part from balsa or fo
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knieveltech
18y ago
Dude's post was standard-issue comical purist bitching if you ask me. Sure, there's some value to be had by specialization, but taken to the logical conclusion dude's premise reduces to "step 1, learn fortran. step 3, make one million dolla
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18y ago
"The rule isn't against the use of WP where there are heavy concentrations of civilians, it's against using WP as an incendiary where there are heavy concentrations of civilians." Classic military-industrial double-talk. WP doesn't come equ
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18y ago
No harm, no foul.
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knieveltech
18y ago
You would have an excellent point if the practice of using phosphorus flares was what was being reported. Unfortunately, the issue that's most heavily reported on is use of phosphorus-based artillery. I invite you to explain to me how repor
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knieveltech
18y ago
Allez card catalog.
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knieveltech
18y ago
The death of the internet would hardly result in the collapse of global civilization. We'd just revert to more primal past times, like looting and arson.
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knieveltech
18y ago
Death by blort.
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knieveltech
18y ago
Stockpile thermite. When sufficient mass is achieved, ignite the lot and burn a hole through the earth's crust. The resulting supervolcanic eruption should end civilization.
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knieveltech
18y ago
It's the social networking equivalent of Soylent Green. I know where I'm going for lunch.