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by nantes 15y ago
I was kind of disappointed after the first paragraph, when I realized this wasn't talking about the kind of hacker I thought, as in Hacker News. If it were, it surely would have mentioned some awesome projects like: Hack Tyler http://hackt
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by nantes 15y ago
Before I upgraded to a router with more memory, I found that a couple of moderately popular torrents would fill up the router's NAT table, and thus memory. Existing outgoing connections continued to work, but any new connections were DOA.
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by nantes 15y ago
From a UX point of view I absolutely agree. However, I was told by my bank that federal law limited electronic transfers to no more than 6 per month, for all of my accounts at the bank. I was told I could make as many in-person transfers as
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by nantes 15y ago
Ah, indeed. I think more than anything this illustrates the state of my brain after staring at code for well too long--the first thing that occurred to me was that this was spam or some sort of colossal conspiracy. Alright then, time for be
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by nantes 15y ago
While some of the DNS data points at Google, it's primary DNS server shares the IP address with a DNS server for slide.com. The IP address for that DNS server is part of a block that is allocated to Slide, Inc. at 1600 Amphitheatre Parkway,
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by nantes 15y ago
Hey, I would love to see something like this for Kansas City!
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by nantes 15y ago
I wish I had the courage to reply that way. I have 1.5, pushing 2, years of web app experience (in PHP and Python), but I am constantly being asked if I would be interested in relocating for such and such amazing senior level Java position.
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by nantes 15y ago
Wish I could say, but I never asked.
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by nantes 15y ago
If I recall correctly, mine was $120 for ~6 months.
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by nantes 15y ago
I worked in retail and higher-education for a number of years. I saw sensor lights used well and poorly. If tuned correctly and used correctly, they work very well. Good: sensor lights in walk-in coolers and bathrooms at grocery stores seem
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by nantes 15y ago
Absolutely, we just joined a CSA this year and love it. Not only does it bring you closer to your food, but also to your neighbors and community. For anyone in or around Lawrence, KS, Rolling Prairie [ http://www.rollingprairie.net/ ] has b
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by nantes 15y ago
At first yes, but we found that if the only option was what we wanted them to eat, then eventually they would eat it. You don't have to have an iron fist to be assertive. Besides, I kind of like having rebels for kids.
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by nantes 15y ago
I would suggest AlphaList except that I just realized I haven't seen anything from them in a couple weeks. Still, worth a shot. http://alphalist.co/
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by nantes 15y ago
How about a way to automatically file a police report?
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by nantes 15y ago
A prize that is not a commodity. I'd love one-on-one time with a previous startup founder, a prioritized email exchange with some noteworthy person or expert, or access to a service that is not yet available. If it had to be a commodity, I
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Simple ratios, beautiful harmony: Karen X. Cheng(blog.republicofmath.com)
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by nantes 15y ago
I know it doesn't fit the article's focus on workstation setup, but I find that I also need regular, live interaction with other people. A trip to the office for a couple hours a week or meeting up for lunch with a coworker has the effect o
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by nantes 15y ago
Also, I am not sure what is supposed to happen when I click on (what I assume) is the contact's photo. Right now, I just see a gray square with a magnifyin glass. Clicking that seems to temporarily pop up a window on the left side of the sc
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by nantes 15y ago
I definitely like the interface and the notion of contact centered email. I do have some questions though: - What defines a contact? A person? An email adress? I ask because I can't seem to give any contact more than one email address. - Fo
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by nantes 15y ago
Good to know, thanks!
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by nantes 15y ago
I think one of the reasons I have never considered using Dropbox for media storage is that, given three teenage daughters, I don't think I could afford a big enough Dropbox account to store all of the media we consume and generate. Also, on
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by nantes 15y ago
This may well be true, but I also don't generally store 100MB files in my (free ~3GB) Dropbox account. So, while it might not work for all needs, it seems to actually meet my Dropbox usage pretty well.
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by nantes 15y ago
I feel your pain, although I can't say my environment is toxic. But, I do have to deal with past decisions and their reprecussions. Those include helping feed and house 3 children and a wife, paying off ~$100k in student loan debt, and livi
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by nantes 15y ago
NBC is reporting that Osama bin Laden has been killed.
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by nantes 15y ago
I've been using CakePHP on an existing project (Cake was already in use) and it does not completely suck. It provides the normal, useful MVC abstractions, an interesting way of integrating non-Cake libraries, and decent updates (on the 1.2.
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by nantes 15y ago
Huh, so much my theory that I was just getting warmed up with the first four . . .
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by nantes 15y ago
Wow, I went 0/4 at first and then 6/6. Lesson: I have no idea if my instincts for this sort of thing are correct. Interesting idea.
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by nantes 15y ago
Trying talk someone into being my cofounder!
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by nantes 15y ago
I was so relieved when my advisor let me use a previous undergrad research project as my capstone. Congratulations!
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by nantes 15y ago
In my experience, with SimpleTest in PHP and unittest2 in Python, assertEqual() seem to be the convention. Indeed, in unittest2, both assertEquals() and assert_equal() both appear to be deprecated in favor of assertEqual().

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