mbrameld

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   by mbrameld 13y ago

   Especially somebody who lists her main hobby as triathlons.
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   by mbrameld 13y ago

   Wouldn't she have noticed it at her next scheduled TIS increase?
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   by mbrameld 13y ago

   While the answer boils down to "diet and exercise" the point of the article was explaining the changes in mindset it took to get the author to change his habits. Knowing that diet and exercise is the most effective way to get heal
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   by mbrameld 13y ago

   You can see the answers in the JS on the page.
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   by mbrameld 13y ago

   The author said they started at a DUMBO station. Then they walked for half an hour. The author doesn't reveal the location for obvious reasons.
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   by mbrameld 13y ago

   You can get more modest powered paragliders for <$10k. Paratoys and Fresh Breeze are a couple of the more popular brands.
7. 517.▲
   by mbrameld 14y ago

   You probably know this, but I think the author is confusing a string literal with a lowercase string. String a = "hello"; String b = "hello"; a == b will evaluate to true. String a = new String("hello"); String b = new String("hello"); a =
8. 518.▲
   by mbrameld 14y ago

   I might be mistaken, but it looks like it's available for purchase now: https://gumroad.com/l/TMIC
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   by mbrameld 14y ago

   It doesn't happen like that though. Natural gas, sure. Power bill, definitely. I've never had natural gas or electric service where I entered a contract for a service at a fixed price. My cable and cell phone service are on a contract, they
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    by mbrameld 14y ago

    This isn't a credit card error. This would be like signing a contract with Sprint for 500 minutes a month for $20, getting charged the $20, and then being charged an extra per-minute fee that wasn't in the contract.
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    by mbrameld 14y ago

    This site is completely unusable on an iPhone.
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    by mbrameld 14y ago

    When I type "define wench" in to Google I get this before the Urban Dictionary result: Noun A girl or young woman.
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    by mbrameld 14y ago

    A TS/SCI is required for just about every intel job in the military, so sure it's probably factually accurate to say that's the lowest clearance for an analyst. But it's also the clearance that 95% (an educated estimate) of analysts hold. T
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    by mbrameld 14y ago

    "Right DM, but what if somebody's parked there?" "Penfold, shush." I miss that show.
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    by mbrameld 14y ago

    These PRC 152 radios are pretty common in the military, I imagine DHS folks have something comparable. I'd wager that you wouldn't be able to figure one out without training if it was just handed to you. http://rf.harris.com/capabilities/t
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    by mbrameld 14y ago

    I do a bit of consulting for MS CRM and this looks like a straight ripoff of the UI from 4.0. What differentiates CRMFly from any other CRM product? Are you competing solely on price?
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    by mbrameld 14y ago

    I'm surprised nobody has done this, actually. I live in Alaska and have a friend who is a dentist. He works exclusively in remote villages with a portable kit of equipment he flies around with on small chartered aircraft. It would definitel
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    by mbrameld 14y ago

    I did something similar once with a flatbed scanner. Put my hand/face/whatever on the bed and moved it parallel to the scan head. Made for really long creepy fingers or a smushed up face.
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    by mbrameld 14y ago

    Maybe this will help: 1: Open a web browser (look for a blue E icon, or a red/yellow/green circle, or an orange fox circling a globe) 2: In the address bar, type "www.google.com" without the quotes and press enter. 3: In the search bar of t
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    by mbrameld 14y ago

    Youtube is telling me the video is private.
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    by mbrameld 14y ago

    When I was a kid my father worked for Southern Bell. I used to go in with him on trouble calls to the local office and it was a building full of rows and rows of relays like those. Smelled awesome.
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    by mbrameld 14y ago

    According to Google that's not true. "In order to do this we had to deploy no additional machines and no special hardware. On our production front-end machines, SSL/TLS accounts for less than 1% of the CPU load, less than 10KB of memory per
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    by mbrameld 14y ago

    Part of being a good developer is teasing the constraints out of the customer. You're never going to be handed a perfect requirement. If you're not given constraints don't get annoyed, simply ask about them.
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    by mbrameld 14y ago

    I didn't see the post before he edited it. Did it originally say that he pirated the Pluto theme??
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    by mbrameld 14y ago

    Got to the step with what looks like a hash in the instruction param, no idea what to do with it. I'm not cool enough for these guys :(
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    by mbrameld 14y ago

    An air embolism would only be a problem if it was in a blood vessel. Those injectors were intramuscular and the air just diffused back out through the tissue.
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    by mbrameld 15y ago

    I've been a USAA customer since 1999 and have always had great customer service from them. The most recent instance was about a year ago or so I had several charges I didn't recognize for a few hundred bucks each hit my checking account one