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12y ago
secondwindcpap.com is where I've gotten my last couple of units from.
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12y ago
This the Chris Snell that I know from Bikeworld? 'sup, man?
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12y ago
I would have ordered it instantly at up to $199 carrier-free. $199 with a 2-year ATT contract? Pfft. No way (and I'm a long-time Prime customer with a FireTV and multiple Kindles).
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12y ago
I had one of the '386 posters on my wall in college and a couple years afterwards until it got damaged in a move.
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12y ago
There's a ton of these generic MTK-processor-based phones available online; I bought and played with a few a year or two ago. They range from "really crappy" to "pretty nice", but in most all cases you're stuc
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12y ago
As far as I can tell, he didn't write his own framework. By "my framework" he means "the one I know".
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12y ago
This type of phone is going to have 3G data at most.
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12y ago
Or to just be nice to people in general, and eventually good karma will come back to you. I give cold bottled water to the Jehovah's Witnesses that come around every year in the heat of the summer, I make sure and thank and leave card
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12y ago
I moved from Austin to Houston almost ten years ago. Was good friends with my Austin mailman, who lived down the block. About a month after we moved, I got a package in the mail - a cardboard mailing tube, containing a poster, that I'
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12y ago
Making statements like that just ensures that anyone doing their due dilligence will NEVER give you a job.
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12y ago
You say "I was willing to interview/learn more Rails" - yet your resume has the cringe-worthy statement "If you made it to this page, it probably means you need a KICKASS Ruby on Rails developer"? You need to edit&#
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12y ago
Reword your resume (especially this part: "I've Spent a good decade just doing mostly freelance work, and installing apps") - otherwise it sounds like you're really good at installing/configuring stuff other people
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12y ago
Obviously a handheld device (phone) of some sort with a motion sensor/face tracker? Lets you rotate an item view by moving your head?
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12y ago
Says here $5K. http://www.legitreviews.com/hands-on-with-the-appliedmicro-x...
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12y ago
I can say that I was born and raised in Oklahoma, and lived there until I moved to Texas in 1996. I had never heard of earthquakes happening in the state until the past 2-3 years when my mother mentioned them to me (she still lives in SW O
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12y ago
I've got a Surface Pro 1 (with Type Cover 2), and have never had problems getting firmware and driver updates from Microsoft Update. Have no idea what you're talking about regarding "manual upgrade" with CLI tools.
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12y ago
I'm still here. :) Still run SunHELP although it doesn't get many updates nowdays; the geeks and rescue mailing lists are still pretty decent traffic though.
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12y ago
I can't think highly enough of Matt and the staff / family at MetaFilter. This is why: http://ask.metafilter.com/125445/How-do-you-deal-with-the-un... http://metatalk.metafilter.com/18056/
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12y ago
As of May 14th, they were telling backers (of which I'm one) that delivery is delayed 4-6 weeks.
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12y ago
Enjoying old hardware like this is one of the reasons I've run a mailing list dedicated to the rescue of old computer hardware for the past sixteen years. It was originally Sun-specific but years ago we changed it to cover any hardwar
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12y ago
I had heard through the rumor grapevine that NIS+ was designed/built due to certain requirements from a Large Customer, and that Sun itself still used plain NIS internally. Interesting to find out that was wrong.
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12y ago
I read somewhere that Yahoo refused to sell delicious back to Joshua Schachter when they were looking to ditch it. I moved to pinboard.in when it came out and it's exactly what I need, nothing more, and the guy who runs it keeps it sim
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12y ago
What's the difference between this and something like Interface Builder?
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12y ago
Been using this for over a year, since the last time I saw it on HN...
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12y ago
It includes the pirated PDFs the "authors" used to learn C.
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12y ago
Definitely worth the $12 price.
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12y ago
Bought this book (the kindle version of course, with a silly grin) and it actually addresses (in the first chapter) how having a hard-copy version of Wikipedia is not adequate at all, and it wasn't designed for the task of rebooting so
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12y ago
How many times is someone going to discover yet another way the Egyptians built the pyramids?
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12y ago
"the cockpit warning system sounded again with the "all engines out" sound, a long "bong" that no one in the cockpit could recall having heard before and that was not covered in flight simulator training." I ho
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12y ago
Sometimes simpler is better - his old unit was most likely entirely mechanical and involved an analog thermostat or thermistor and a single button. The new one? has a control panel and a microcontroller/processor. Things like this ar
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