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by martin1b 7y ago
Wireless headphones... and a stylus that costs $100.. They're breaking new ground there. Sounds like they have great marketing department. That's not innovation.
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by martin1b 7y ago
No surprise. No innovation. All stopped around 2011. They've been coasting since then. Difference sizes of the same product. The watch was about as far as they've wandered out of their comfort zone.
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by martin1b 7y ago
Agreed! It was rock solid.
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by martin1b 7y ago
Crime. Several of the examples are clearly cruelty to animals. If a cop watched them do it, they would be arrested on the spot.
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by martin1b 7y ago
The issue is not as much Cognizant or FB as it is the state of the public. The horrible acts posted online for entertainment by the public is the reason for companies like Cognizant. I hope these posts can forwarded to local law enforcement
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by martin1b 7y ago
Love all of the pictures. Great work!
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by martin1b 7y ago
I think he's inferring to the government being able to get to it in the future. Whether it be by future legislation of extended early withdrawal penalties, or new tax laws. Yes, it is your money but is still subject to federal and stat
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by martin1b 7y ago
That's a hefty price tag...
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by martin1b 7y ago
Are we talking something like the lab? Or actual full games? There are sandboxes (like the lab) and then actual games (Portal, HL, L4D...)
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by martin1b 7y ago
So to sum up. Motto for successful management : Jobs - "Stay hungry" and Grove -"Stay paranoid". Sounds like Andy Grove was a work horse.
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by martin1b 8y ago
Very impressive. My first thought is, why? Just use a Pi with Retro-pi. However, you wanted to be down at the metal. That's quite a challenge, particularly when you work alone. I'm always impressed when someone is skilled at both
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by martin1b 8y ago
This is incredible! Now we need an OS2 image.
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by martin1b 8y ago
BBSes had soul. Everyone was excited to be there. Most everyone was an enthusiast. We had chat, forums, filez, online games before everyone else. Nobody outside of that world had any idea what we all were doing.
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by martin1b 8y ago
Sounds a lot like Electron. Boeing surplus. Not a lot of those around.
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by martin1b 8y ago
True but we could do what nobody else in the world could do. We had chat, file sharing, forums, multiplayer games and more before everybody else. BBSers felt like the elite and nobody else understood it. There was a low barrier to entry. An
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by martin1b 8y ago
Which is why we have the problem at hand.
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by martin1b 8y ago
Glad I'm not the only one who did that to get rid of the annoying co-worker! Ah, those days were great!
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by martin1b 8y ago
Did you read what you just said? You're saying there are those who want children to die..How do you justify this to yourself? Also, 'simultaneously believe once they're out, they're someone else's problem. They neve
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by martin1b 8y ago
I second this. My kids love scratch. It shows them event driven programming with quick returns. The can also share their apps and download others so they can download and modify.
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by martin1b 8y ago
I've seen several videos where babies (most of them less than 20 weeks) feel pain in-utero . The reaction is not coincidental but in direct response to the stimulation.
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by martin1b 8y ago
Working with a mainframe everyday, the system is very fast and reliable. The hardware was very much ahead of it's time when released. I agree that the platform is an impressive one. My issue is with the developed software and database
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by martin1b 8y ago
So interesting to read this first hand from Lisa. Her writing style really brings it alive and you really capture her age as her thoughts are projected. Parenting and selflessness was apparently not Steve's forte. If he worked on paren
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by martin1b 8y ago
I really enjoy hearing what really happened behind closed doors of what is, to me, one of the most interesting times in computer history. What a gift to be a part of it! Keep these coming Chris!
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by martin1b 8y ago
Microsoft has never been great at marketing. Steve put so much effort into giving Apple products life, figuratively. For example, he would call the iphone, "iphone", not "an iphone" and was adamant about it. Almost givin
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by martin1b 8y ago
+++ for PSV. Incredible show. Actor for Gates was really good as well. A little creepy, but very calculated.
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by martin1b 8y ago
" worked to standardize the life expectancy of light bulbs at 1,000 hours (down from 2,500 hours), and raised prices without fear of competition. The cartel tested their bulbs and fined manufacturers for bulbs that lasted more than 1,0
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by martin1b 8y ago
My concert with swamp coolers is the increase of humidity along with warm temperatures. Creates a breeding ground for mold growth. The idea is great but application depends on your structure.
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by martin1b 8y ago
Woz is always interesting to listen to. He seems really humble and yet not afraid to try anything. Really inspiring.
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by martin1b 8y ago
Reminds me a lot of webforms.. Code behind per page. Page events (OnGet => Page_Load).
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by martin1b 9y ago
So you're suggesting the solution is to encourage watching porn or others while they have sex? How does watching others have sex enable more discussion on healthy body image? Why can't this conversation be started with images seen

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