mcb3k

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by mcb3k 13y ago
I'm not sure what you're talking about. When I start typing into the "to" field in Gmail, it drops down with people matching the name or email address that I'm typing in. I can then choose from that list auto-comp
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by mcb3k 13y ago
Now that I've thought about it more, that actually makes a lot of sense. Thanks for the response!
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by mcb3k 13y ago
Are you sending and receiving on the same computer? I feel like that might cause issues. Are you able to use two separate computers to test?
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by mcb3k 13y ago
Some employers offer relocation assistance. So, if you find a position that you think you'd be a better fit for or would enjoy more, but it's far away from where you live now, you may want to ask about that.
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by mcb3k 13y ago
How does that really work? Like, the company I work for gives 10 paid days off, plus 10 national holidays, plus a couple of days of sick leave, which gives 20 days off a year (honestly, it's a more than that, but that's what it s
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by mcb3k 13y ago
I wrote a BASH script[1] that would swap a file with similar restrictions. I'm not sure I ever got the kinks all sorted, but it was definitely a thing that I did. [1] https://gist.github.com/mcb3k/1326729
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by mcb3k 13y ago
No problem! I'm excited to see how this is all going to play out.
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by mcb3k 13y ago
The beta for Home-streaming appears to be separate from the SteamBox beta[1]. If you're interested in that, you should keep an eye out at the homestream group on Steam[2]. [1] http://steamcommunity.com/groups/home
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by mcb3k 13y ago
According to Wikipedia[1], "300 kB is the current recommended size used by networks due to some limitations on the WAP gateway side". While that is listed as "Citation Needed", other links from the the same search query
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by mcb3k 13y ago
I had a similar thing happen to me back in high school, where my personal blog I was keeping had repercussions with some of the student populace. Pretty quickly after, I set the whole thing to private and stopped updating. I've run s
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by mcb3k 13y ago
It's not the last 30 days, it shows 30 days worth of data on the map at once. So, you can do 30 days, and then go on the calendar and select September 1st. It will then show 30 days worth of location history on the map, starting on S
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by mcb3k 13y ago
I'd like to tack on that it's pretty cool that you can also delete individual points and entire days of data. I like this much better than what data my wireless service provider probably has on me. At least with this I know what G
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by mcb3k 13y ago
Yeah, you should be able to do that as well. There are a lot of different ways you could make a project like this work, I was just wanting to throw out an example to show that we're empowered to do these kinds of things now. We don&#
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by mcb3k 13y ago
If you don't mind getting your hands dirty, you could probably make a prototype pretty easily. A battery, some buttons, and a bluefruit[1] should be enough to make one. You would likely need to also write some kind of input translato
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by mcb3k 13y ago
This rut actually begins much earlier in some areas of the United States. Many high school students face early school start times and late nights of homework and studying. Add in sports, music lessons, extra curricular activities, or any
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by mcb3k 13y ago
I think you're over-estimating how much money it takes to get a relatively good gaming computer. You could probably build an entry-level gaming machine for around 700 to 800 dollars. Add in a keyboard, mouse, and a nice monitor and y
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by mcb3k 13y ago
I agree that it is a pity. When/if I get around to developing Android apps, I will be definitely distributing packages that way. However, I would like to point out that the Humble Bundle packs, while available via download links, also
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by mcb3k 13y ago
I don't know about anyone else, but I think that could be a pretty interesting subject for a book. Why haven't you actually pursued writing it?
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by mcb3k 13y ago
A contractual obligation that requires something is a requirement, regardless of the technical possibilities. DRM has never been required to do anything from a technical standpoint, so far as I'm aware. Not to say that your other poin