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by methodin 13y ago
Frameworks are not as important as they once were with the widespread use of composer and componentized architecture
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by methodin 13y ago
Bro, short for browse?
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by methodin 13y ago
If you could transfer your mortgage exactly as it stands if you decide to move around then buying would be in all ways superior. Since that is not the case, if you aren't in a place that you've been for a while and intend to stay
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by methodin 13y ago
It's especially painful if a Mac is not your primary development environment but you need to hack on one occasionally. I can have a familiar terminal or a familiar desktop but cannot have both simultaneously and there's no way to
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by methodin 13y ago
Real likes == money spent Unless the customer was duped into spending (free trials)
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by methodin 13y ago
You would but with the camera. The mirror itself is a double measure - also nothing beats turning your head.
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by methodin 13y ago
Pop them out when you turn on your blinkers or reverse otherwise they are inside the car and the camera is there for general purpose monitoring.
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by methodin 13y ago
I just can't see this working. People are different. Some need to be led more than they can lead, some have a strong voice and others are quiet. Does anyone have any evidence to the contrary? By work I mean, inevitably it will settle i
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by methodin 13y ago
As an aside, do we think that as online courses become every more prevalent that we will see an equivalent of this in the form of DOS attacks?
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by methodin 13y ago
We have been in the age of entitlement for quite a while. I don't quite understand why more people just don't do instead of talking about doing. We all have things that we hate and annoy us but most deal with the issue and carry o
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by methodin 13y ago
Have you found a use case for needing DRM-free games? I haven't so I'm not sure why that would be a turn-off except for principle.
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by methodin 13y ago
How would one provide a nice, consistent UI in an FOSS project such as this?
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by methodin 13y ago
I like they are trying to shake things up here. I don't buy books anymore because it's no longer useful to have a shelf dedicated to books I will never read again but I appreciate that there a ton of people who are weary about the
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by methodin 13y ago
I can never eat popcorn at the movies because it's gone by the time the previews are over. Am I the only one?
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by methodin 13y ago
Well GPS was always shitty on mine, as well was wifi stopped working (on stock software) so I had nothing to lose. No issues with it yet.
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by methodin 13y ago
People say competition is a good thing, which I agree with. Competition is arguably the lynchpin of capitalism that keeps us from a slew of monopolies in each market. It appears however that personal vendettas trump that sentiment based on
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by methodin 13y ago
Any reason you don't root? Just rooted and installed CM10.1 on my Verizon Galaxy S3 the other day and it's night and day difference. So much better than the crap they'd be pushing anyway.
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by methodin 13y ago
I get that we want it to be consistent but having driven the same roads for years, in the same times of day, in varying but similar weather patterns the driving is completely sporadic so no amount of normalization well give you anything mor
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by methodin 13y ago
I've been plagued with bad teeth all my life. No one ever taught me to know your teeth are clean, you just gotta figure it out. Who cares what toothbrush gets you there as long as it makes your life easier? It's not like it's
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by methodin 13y ago
I thought the whole point of these "fixed traffic jam" articles was to make your undoubtedly terrible commute go faster by giving you something to do, or at the very least providing a false sense of control over a situation (like
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by methodin 13y ago
Or if they altered them to be reasonable - knowing what "processes" your data, especially if it's a ton of things, in no way protects your rights as a consumer since most consumers wouldn't understand it anyway.
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by methodin 13y ago
"Define specified and explicit purposes;" What does this even mean? For every piece of data they have to detail where and how it is used? I don't think any major company could do this reliably. "Inform users with regard
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by methodin 13y ago
My advice: never ask your boss to do something that will make both of you look better and presents no risk.
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by methodin 13y ago
Keyboard and mouse is terrible for sitting in front of a tv, so in that regard, this is compelling enough for me to play games while not sitting in a secluded office room desk hah
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by methodin 13y ago
The irony - water everywhere yet the inhalation (or ingestion?) of space dust proves detrimental to the thyroid system. Wonder what else is in that crazy dust?
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by methodin 13y ago
So why don't presses offer a widget for people to buy directly from the author's site, such as this?
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by methodin 13y ago
Let's hope Paypal adopts more of Braintree's practices than vice-versa.
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by methodin 13y ago
I'm sure it would decrease in the U.S. as well if all the cable companies weren't greedy, antiquated whoremongers. Consumers find alternatives when all the options available are sub-par. That being said I'm glad newer options
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by methodin 13y ago
Even if that ends up being the case it should open the door for a competitor down the road with data and facts to get backing for their Linux-based system/distribution. This can be a big step in the right direction, regardless of how w
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by methodin 13y ago
Does the Surface cut it as a machine for developers?

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