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by mey 11y ago
Google of course thinks that wrong, they want you on their platform. Doesn't mean it's what I want as a consumer (with a DSLR and NAS full of RAW images)
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by mey 11y ago
There is a mix of issues https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Opportunity_cost https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Environmental_economics#Extern... Plus whatever tax based services (roads, infrastructure, reg
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by mey 11y ago
Every other business that operates in Nevada that isn't getting this deal. All other taxpayers in the state that will have to cover the amount this entity would have paid. (Something more than zero, something less than the actual tax
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by mey 11y ago
Potentially depending on how it is secured (if it is), but it warrants further investigation.
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by mey 11y ago
Pandora
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by mey 11y ago
They have also made it over time exceptionally hard to deny a connection request. It used to be in the e-mail notification, then it wasn't and on the profile page, now it seems to only be in the event/notification drop down from
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by mey 11y ago
A few questions 1) Any plans to support Windows or Linux 2) Do you handle High-DPI screens, (vector graphics for icons?, obey screen scaling)
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by mey 11y ago
It can and is done. Place I last worked at built an in house data model and lookup engine on MS SQL Server to find relations between arbitrary data points on edges. I know that it is currently used live in production and handles real time
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by mey 11y ago
McMenamins did this in east Portland http://www.mcmenamins.com/427-kennedy-school-home
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by mey 11y ago
Could switch over to NIST at time.nist.gov See http://tf.nist.gov/tf-cgi/servers.cgi for info/details Granted that means trusting NIST over someone else. The other options are getting time from a cellular modems,
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by mey 11y ago
I'm not sure my brain is up to wading through the site trying to figure out what this is. Can someone break this down into it's purpose and components? Is it a code deployment system, container manager, open-stack, chef/p
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by mey 11y ago
Some guesses Strong EMF next to an un-shielded chip? (Bit flips, no ECC and no lockstep systems to validate against) Improper coating causing a thermal problem, either causing a sensor to fail, lie or some electronic component to break it&
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by mey 11y ago
Not all cameras use the Bayer pattern (there are alternatives) and Canon (and I believe Nikon) are looking at ditching it entirely http://petapixel.com/2015/10/29/canon-120mp-sensor-reportedl...
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by mey 11y ago
Apache Ant + Ivy vs Apache Maven vs Apache Buildr Apache Tapestry vs Apache Wicket vs Apache MyFaces those jump to mind, but I'm sure there are plenty of other overlaps in the Apache sphere. They certainly embrace it.
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by mey 11y ago
Free trade requires both sides to be equally free. Tariffs are one of the defenses against another nation massively subsidizing an export. Getting all countries to play fair (in this case neither subsidizing or taxing) isn't going to
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by mey 11y ago
Split the difference and call it Battery Man or Burning Mine? Where the festival is also a forced labor camp?
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by mey 11y ago
Having just purchased a new ICE vehicle, considering I drove my last car for ~13 years, I expect my next car will be both electric or hydrogen fuel cell and fully robotic. If it even makes sense to own a car at that point.
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by mey 11y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7Pq-S557XQU
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by mey 11y ago
From the article "So there I was, right out on the razors-edge, implementing production networks with an untested OS on brand new hardware. And oh how it failed." Doing Enterprise IT Arch work, I turned down more than one hot new
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by mey 11y ago
Conceptually, who would fund the spin offs?
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by mey 11y ago
Found this http://www.amazon.com/gp/help/customer/display.html/?nodeId=...
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by mey 11y ago
This detail is horribly hidden. It looks like it's 11.99/year for non-prime members. Free for prime members. Getting this from, go into your Amazon Cloud Drive, then click Manage Storage on the right side. Two plans listed, Unl
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by mey 11y ago
SEC has been sitting on it's ass on that for 3 years, but it looks like mid-2016 things will kick in (assuming nothing changes) http://www.sec.gov/news/pressrelease/2015-249.html 180 days after Jan 29 2016 Ed
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by mey 11y ago
I don't have the details in mind but checkout https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Handoff#Implementations Since digital, handsets validate the tower they are talking too, this info is stored on sim or device depending
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by mey 11y ago
TL;DR: Basically describing an off the shelf, Stringray OpenBTS is basically an opensource cell phone tower software stack. You phone supports older protocols for backwards compatibility as you roam. You can instruct your tower to broadcas
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by mey 11y ago
Mini did that, they called it a Countryman [1][2], to massive success [3] [1] http://www.miniusa.com/content/miniusa/en/model/countryman.h... [2] http://www.wsj.com/articles/SB100014
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by mey 11y ago
It'd love to see the same example with a regulator generating incorrectly programmed sorters. How does the system handle a programmer bug that inverted the sort direction?
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by mey 11y ago
Did I misread the article or did they actual prove that the tcp_collapse was the root cause of their 1000ms spike?
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by mey 11y ago
Not going to go dig for the SEC filing, but transaction revenue is not something look at, as that is basically booking money they are moving on behalf of someone else. I would suggest looking at EBITA, fraud loss, avg transaction fee sched
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by mey 11y ago
Not all banks support OFX

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