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17y ago
Must be the story behind this book: http://www.prestonchild.com/books/riptide/
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17y ago
Are you trying to say that debugging weird network problems with your PS3 is as fun as playing the game?
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17y ago
It's for people who think that setting it up themselves would take more than $129 worth of time and/or frustration. There's nothing wrong with that. I ran into a very odd networking issue with my XBox 360. A combination of it and my netwo
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17y ago
Honestly, this isn't that bad. IMHO this isn't different than an car dealer charging $100+ for an oil change. There are people who can't/don't want to do it themselves, so it makes sense to pay someone else to do it. (Don't even talk abo
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17y ago
- TV Channel that streams video from various strip clubs. - Filter than mounts to the front of your tv and polarizes in alternating directions based on a sync signal hidden in the channel that lets you do 3D tv at home for cheap.
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17y ago
I have a very healthy diet, I work out almost daily, and love my job, wife, and life. Still a night owl.
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17y ago
I'm a night owl. Even if I'm underslept and am tired during the day, I have the most energy and awake feeling at night. If I went to bed when I was tired, it would be 3-5 AM almost every night. Unfortunately I'm not yet able to sleep unt
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17y ago
Thanks! I wanted it to be super easy.
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17y ago
I built 10MinuteMail as an exercise to learn the JBoss Seam framework. I'm very glad people like it and find it useful. There are a number of great temporarily mail services out there, each with different features, strengths, and weaknesse
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17y ago
shrug It just says he hasn't worked with any really big web shops. Almost all the Fortune 1000's I've worked with have used it. None of the smaller folks have.
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17y ago
Part of it is being my own boss, working on stuff I choose. But honestly a big part of it is the potential for profits to scale independently of, or at least at a very high ratio to, my effort/time. Working for someone else you'll never ma
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17y ago
I guess you and I have differing opinions on what "real problems" are. Personal finance, yup. Facebook feed, not so much. Out of people who use Mint and who use YouTube, I'd bet many would pick Mint over YouTube if they had to pick one. Ho
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If I woke up tomorrow and one of those sites was down for good, Mint is the one I'd miss the most.
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17y ago
Second for Boston. Big tech city, lots of fans.
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17y ago
Measurably less than "less than 10kg"? Yes, I understand that air at 30psi weighs more. Let's assume that the tires hold 3 liters of air (standard for a mt. bike, the yike looks like it holds a lot less actually). The 30psi will add 3.75
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17y ago
"How heavy is a YikeBike? The YikeBike weighs less than 10kg with a full battery and air in the tyres" And how much does it weigh with a drained battery and flat tires? :)
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Large SQL scripts, large images/video (I have one web app where the project is 1.3 GB), PSDs, PDFs, web apps that allow you download binaries (installers, software, etc...). All in all, I'd say that 70% of projects I've worked on have had f
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17y ago
I've found Claros InTouch to be better than (better interface than) Squirrelmail and (less buggy than) Roundcube.
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17y ago
I get along great with my family, and love them very much. However I moved out when I was 16 and have lived on my own since. I have an independent nature and it's important to me to support myself and provide for myself as much as I'm abl
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17y ago
Things can be different when you're starting your own company and have a massive stake in success/productivity/etc...
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17y ago
Those costs are minor compared to the hardware solutions being discussed.
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17y ago
You're welcome to hit my couch (just outside of Boston) and I"m happy to regale you with stories from our companies first almost-two years.
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17y ago
Running a mail system for 10 people is a lot easier than running one for a few million.
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17y ago
The difference is that you can know what's wrong and fix it (assuming you're able). Also, over the past 2+ years, my mail server has had less downtime than GMail, and any outages were easy for me to diagnose and fix. I like feeling in con
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17y ago
It really depends on what they ascertained their needs as. Perhaps they don't feel they need the additional protection, or they have another backup scheme in mind. If their solution works for them (which is seems to) then indeed, for thei
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17y ago
I love how open they are about their solution, and I also want one for Christmas:)
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The problem with increasing the price of gas is you hurt the poor most of all. Honestly, jacking up the price of gas isn't going to change my driving habits at all, but doubling the cost of gas (for example) will absolutely impact the budg
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17y ago
Perhaps you haven't really paid attention to how much endurance and power Lance Armstrong brings to the table, even late in a multi-stage race. In the history of biking there have been very few people with his abilities. Seems like a poor
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Afghanistan is having massive food shortages and food prices are through the roof. Hunger is a VERY serious problem there. Growing corn for biodiesel would make very little sense.
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17y ago
Works out poorly for most women who then wouldn't get a chance at the podium in the majority of sports. I mean it's fine with me, I'm a male who's not too into sports, but...:)
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