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... Right up until you work out the most efficient way to reach your desired level of inefficiency ...
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Hey ... I'm partially nude right now, both arms all the way up to my elbows! I prefer my private data to be "clothed" in an encrypted file system though.
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I dunno, maybe he's saying that if you take casual sports as seriously as the first guy evidently takes his casual sports, they count as a shared struggle, etc, etc.
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Motorcycle Rallies. Of course, it does help somewhat to be into bikes.
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I'm working on this for a client at the moment. The tricky bit is that the credit-card processing itself is being done by a third party gateway. We pass a request to the third party to go collect a payment for $X and let us know when that
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Beautiful, and if you didn't try the WebGL "DEMO" go back and try it. I like the way the original faces map 1:1 onto the original mesh, too ... which would be important for a Minecraft-like environment with many block types, rather than the
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Xerox PARC :-)
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I realize that Apple will be steering around the territory covered by Glass, but given the 90s "Virtual Reality" crazy and all the work done by folks such as Steve Mann[1] over the years, is there any chance whatsoever that patents involvin
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http://www.goodlogo.com/extended.info/2385 (Sun Microsystems)
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I didn't really think about it at the time, but right about then (I'm in GMT+10) a Minecraft server (OpenJDK 64-bit, Ubuntu 11.10) I had running got rather upset ... 2012-07-01 09:59:59 [WARNING] Time ran backwards! Did the system ti
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The problem isn't really your LinkedIn password ... I mean, someone could mess up your profile, send embarrassing messages and so on, but many many people will have used the same password for amazon, apple, paypal and other financial things
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Ah, the heady days of VA Linux ... http://www.nasdaq.com/symbol/gknt/interactive-chart , then click the "Max" button down the bottom ...
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Or if you don't want to add in a prior specific belief about americans vs. non-americans, just keep one counter per option per continent-of-source-IP (or whatever) and the learning algorithm should work it out on its own. Of course, if you
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We won't know until 1901 ... >>> datetime.datetime.utcfromtimestamp(-2**31) datetime.datetime(1901, 12, 13, 20, 45, 52)
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15y ago
I've implemented two projects using SSL Client Certificates in the last few years, and one of them, a B2B kind of thing, has been live for a couple of years with several hundred customers using it day-to-day. Some times it works great, and
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2-stroke. Not 2-cylinder. Hope that helps.
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Reminds me of the good old days of <IMG SRC="Logo-From-Branding-Guidelines-2000x2000.gif" HEIGHT=100 WIDTH=100> ... It is pretty easy to avoid doing this with CSS background images: just use something like: .banner {
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> Novembre 1998 Has there been any progress since, is the question ... googling around I find a lot of press-release type material breathlessly translated into English but not much else ... surely, by now, someone has been able to measu
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> But by the time your 22 [...] Your getting used to a decent standard of living. Get off my lawn! Seriously, though, from my late-30s-with-a-young-family perspective, if being 22 with a girlfriend and an internship is enough to stop yo
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Yubikeys (yubico.com) get part of the way there, with the USB plug part anyway. ObDisclaimer: not a representative of, etc, just messing around with them at the moment.
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I'd format that quote nicely, frame it, and hang it on the wall of my office :-).
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Yeah, one of the few books of that nature which I really enjoyed AND found useful. Thanks, Mark, where-ever you are.
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Not if you put the data URIs in a stylesheet shared across all pages: that gets cached nicely.
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Absolutely. You know what else would be nice? Color palettes, maybe even a "starter" CSS file to point you in the right direction to have the style of the site match the logo and name. Fiddling with that stuff can soak up an inordinate a
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DealExtreme.com and similar might be worth picking some of that stuff up from. Mostly crap but hard to beat for odd screwdrivers and the like. Oh, and add a "Don't show me things from stores that won't ship to my region lest I become consu
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Nifty. Like the minimalist design. I reckon what it really needs is some kind of subtle recommendation filter based either on like/dislike (interesting/boring?) buttons or just on what items you bother to click through to. Maybe a little
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+1 to the previous comment: time is an illusion, billable hours doubly so. You know what would be great? A trusted-third-party for judging whether a project meets its requirement milestones, and payments escrow to make sure that the money
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I use ReStructuredText mostly. Files start out as plain text and slowly grow more markup as they progress. Easy enough to read in plain text ... then can be thrown through rst2pdf to hand over to clients as "the documentation". Not prett
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TIL: There is such a thing as a take-away steak ... and that eating hour-old steak out of a plastic box can be "amazing".
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The problem with postponing optimization is that getting really good performance out of a system sometimes depends on picking a particular underlying model, which may subject your system to some unexpected constraints. For example, who reme
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