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13y ago
Thanks everyone for their reviews. Glad to hear this isn't a POS text. I'm taking this at Millersville University as a once-a-week, 3 hour evening course. I'm a Physics and CS major, and am taking it as an elective to get a M
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I'm taking an Intro to Crypto course this spring. What's interesting is that it's offered through the Math department, and assumed it was a CS class. We'll be using this text: http://www.amazon.com/Introd
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13y ago
Perhaps it's just me, but I get real giddy when I see the formulas rendered by LaTex. Very beautiful!
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13y ago
I thought the same as well. An LED in series with the circuit powering the CMOS sensor is all that would be needed. No amount of reprogramming is going to bypass a physical circuit. This is disappointing, and I expect Apple will redesign th
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Bingo. If I'm in front of a computer, Mathematica. If not near one, then Wolfram|Alpha app/PCalc Lite on my iPad, else TI-83. But I've had my eyes on the HP Prime for a while. That'd be a huge jump from the 83!
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13y ago
Thanks for sharing. Having gone back to student life, but with prior experience working for larger companies, I guess you can't really worry about C-level stuff because it's out of your control. Good advice on staying focused on w
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Also, I'm curious what it's like to be a Microsoft insider. Is there a perpetual whisper along the lines of "Why can Apple execute, but we can't?". I'm not denigrating Microsoft and it's employees. But I&#
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Still rooting for Forstall. The ultimate revenge, and the once in a lifetime opportunity for Microsoft to change its ways, cut waste, bureaucracy, and ship new product on a regular basis. If Microsoft wants to operate like Apple does, there
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13y ago
Too lazy to move off tumblr, but heard good things about blogofile.
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13y ago
I signed up to reddit a few months ago and found it great for local events and meetups, with little interest and time for memes or browsing the main page. I could see it as a competitor to Craigslist, meetup.com, and others. Very versatile
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13y ago
Know it's too early, but can anyone comment on Screen Sharing improvements in Mavericks? I regularly access a headless mini and have had to occasionally kill screensharingd for hanging sessions, and/or lose connectivity on occasio
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This is good news and because I don't make calls frequently, I'm selling the iPhone and iPad for the next Verizon iPad mini with month-to-month data. Just tired of paying $90/mo for voice minutes that are mostly forfeited any
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13y ago
I wonder if this deal was staged from the beginning. Stephen Elop leaves Microsoft to become CEO of Nokia. He can't turn things around there (and/or may not have had any intention to do so), does his due diligence and shops the co
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13y ago
I'll throw in a wildcard and say Scott Forstall as the next CEO so he can get his revenge!
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Agreed. Loved the characterization of "old and crusty megacorp."
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13y ago
Perhaps it could be an evacuated, semi-flexible, underwater toroidal ring along the coast?
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13y ago
I'm in the Apple camp, but I think the crazy rumor that Surface was going to go on sale for $199 disappointed a lot of people. Definitely would've bought one at that price. Heck, I would've stood in line at a Microsoft store
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That's great. In his last lecture, Dr. Bose said that the average timespan of an engineer doing actual engineering was about 7 years because they get promoted and become managers. I hope to avoid this at all costs and keep practicing m
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13y ago
Does this mean some people will be turned away if turnout exceeds capacity?
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My jaw just dropped! juo@millersville
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>> Most government employees are unemployable in the marketplace, so it's in their interest to follow orders, at whatever cost, to keep their jobs. Some good points were raised about this, and what I should've said instead i
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Large scale disruption is impossible because the government and its employees are protected by guns and the force of law, permitting special interests, cronyism, and incompetence to flourish. We in the marketplace (minus Industrial Military
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The Georgia Tech MS is an incredible deal! Just wanted to chime with a few other interesting online degree programs, particular helpful for : 1. Post-Bac Computer Science B.S. Program from Oregon State. Takes 1-3 years to complete: http:&#
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It's really nice, but not a regular Chrome user. Somebody loves the OS X Mavericks theme!
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Fastmail is hosted by NYI.net in Lower Manhattan, a major FreeBSD shop. The site lists Opera as one of their customers. The very nature of e-mail leads me to conclude that it really doesn't matter where an e-mail provider is located, b
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Amazing. Isolinear Chips from Star Trek!
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Is it possible that the CEOs are in fact telling the truth, but are unaware/ignorant that at the carrier level (before reaching the ingress points), data headed to their respective networks/server farms is being "copied"
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Some live footage of Dirac at FSU: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fWo010EsiYk
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Just picked up a refurbed T410 with integrated graphics and installed 12.04 LTS. So far so good, but I'd like to drop an SSD in here, so maybe the distro will change again. But I figured that LTS would be a good place to start. 13.04 d
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I remember this too and will never forget it. So sad.
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