loupgarou21

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by loupgarou21 16y ago
I know I had to do some voodoo to make a website we setup work right for a client because all of their internal windows computers were still running IE6
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by loupgarou21 16y ago
My wife brings stuff to Half-Price Books periodically, usually getting close to nothing. One time I decided to help her out as we had a lot of old DVDs and CDs we didn't actually use. My wife was extremely excited when they gave us over $
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by loupgarou21 16y ago
When I was in high school, a TI-83 was required. Not just a graphing calculator, but specifically a TI-83 graphing calculator. I'm guessing a lot of students are in the same position where the exact tool is specified which means there isn'
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by loupgarou21 16y ago
You can running multiple web and mail servers behind a single IP address. I personally am not doing this though because I have 5 IP addresses allocated to me, so I take advantage of them.
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by loupgarou21 16y ago
Somewhat clever, but above all else, I'm incredibly lazy when it comes to finding information that is little more than an interest piece (by that I mean pretty much all traditional reporting and blogging/meta-reporting) and such a form of a
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by loupgarou21 16y ago
I noticed that several of these items are actually on the normal menu in my region. The first one that actually stood out for me was the Peanut Buster Parfait, it's actually one of the most popular items at the Dairy Queens in my area. I
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by loupgarou21 16y ago
After buying Secure Computing and then discontinuing the SnapGear I know I'm not terribly happy with them.
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by loupgarou21 16y ago
I graduated from high school 10 years ago. It was not mostly Rote memorization at the time, but I did get to see it turned into that. Starting the year after I graduated, students were subjected to yearly standardized tests in all subject
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by loupgarou21 16y ago
My wife and I stopped watching television almost a year ago. We do watch one or two movies a week still, but not regular TV. When we first tell people we don't watch TV anymore the general reaction is "That's great, I wish I could do that.
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by loupgarou21 16y ago
I have designed all of my websites, but I'm not trying to make money on any of them. I have been happy with the way some of them have ended up, disappointed with others. I currently rely heavily on CSS for the layout of my websites, but tr
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by loupgarou21 16y ago
I don't personally know you, so it's difficult to say for sure, but it sounds like you probably just aren't terribly comfortable talking in front of people you don't know well. The key is to basically stop caring what strangers think of you
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by loupgarou21 16y ago
At this point I'm going to assume you didn't actually read the article, because the article mentions this. From the article: Look for: “Your site will look great in modern browsers and degrade gracefully while retaining functionality on old
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by loupgarou21 16y ago
keeping in mind that Lynx also fits within the "all browsers on all operating systems" statement.
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by loupgarou21 16y ago
I have a client still running an old NT box because it's the newest computer that can run a $100k+ piece of equipment. The piece of equipment it is attached to is in excellent shape and is still considered state of the art.
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by loupgarou21 16y ago
Talk to the company. Find out why they haven't fixed the issue. Talk to an actual engineer at the company. Maybe they are working on it but are having a hard time resolving the issue properly.
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by loupgarou21 16y ago
I'm a big advocate of making your cover letter and resume fit you personally, but I've got to say, I think you're spending too much time on your cover letter. Researching a company in-depth is a good idea before an interview, but when you'
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by loupgarou21 16y ago
I think this separation between what different recruiters want actually makes for an easy way for the applicant to filter out the companies whose culture doesn't fit their own. Make your cover letter and resume fit you, if it gets dropped
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by loupgarou21 16y ago
I'd have to agree with you there. I also remember the last time I was out of work, any job listings without contact info was removed pretty quickly as spam. The job I did end up taking didn't list the company name, which actually kept me
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by loupgarou21 16y ago
I'll admit that I haven't been following this story very closely, but I was under the impression that an employee at Apple accidentally left the phone at a bar, someone found the phone, tried to return it to Apple, but kept getting the run-
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by loupgarou21 17y ago
haven't ordered one myself, but my boss stated that he ordered three of them. I don't know for sure, but I'm guessing that I'll be getting one of the ones he ordered so I can evaluate it for our clients.
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by loupgarou21 17y ago
I'm not quite sure I understand the chart. It appears to be charting whether justices were appointed by a Republican or Democratic president, but the Republican party wasn't founded until 1854.
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by loupgarou21 17y ago
I'm somewhat skeptical of it because it isn't doing any sort of sustained testing. I have commercial internet access to my house (it's faster, I get static IP addresses, I can setup PTR records, I get 24/7 support with same day repair for
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by loupgarou21 17y ago
I don't really understand the whole "right to choice" argument. I don't really have the right to stop people from expressing themselves, but I do have a right to walk away if I don't like it.
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by loupgarou21 17y ago
I'm not a programmer by trade, so I can't relate to that specific interviewing process. I do have to say though, not all interviews suck. I've been through a fair number of interviews. Some have been good, some have been bad, most are so
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by loupgarou21 17y ago
I distinctly remember the internet being quite shady starting around 1995, but before that I hadn't really been exposed to those parts of the internet. There are two things going on here. The first is that everyone is exposed to different
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by loupgarou21 17y ago
With cursing, an increase in the frequency of cursing is not necessarily a bad thing. These forbidden words only hold power in their taboo; by using them more frequently and openly, it robs the words of their power. I frequently hear peopl
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by loupgarou21 17y ago
you reply back with "je suis desole mais je ne parlais pas beaucoups de francais" which translates to something like "I'm sorry but I don't speak very much french" (it's been about 10 years since the last time that I spoke any french with a
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by loupgarou21 17y ago
Interesting. In Minnesota, red light cameras were found to violate due process, so they are no longer in use. Even though the red light cameras are no longer in use, all of the cameras that were set up in Minneapolis are still installed,
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by loupgarou21 17y ago
The thing you're not getting is that the writer is apparently a puritan and wants to force his world view on you.
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by loupgarou21 17y ago
why are you using google image search to look for "how to do X in LaTeX?"

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