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The Range-r simply tells users how far away movement is occurring in a building. Useful for a no nock entry, but not much more. The bigger issue is the number of tactical police raids on private homes, plus some of the other technologies in
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Would this have stopped Comcast from letting Netflix slow to a crawl? I dont think so. There are always loopholes, and it would take years for the courts to determine if Comcast was breaking the law.
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His emphasis on lower level protocols is not what I would expect a python programmer. I wonder what the following would say about me in an interview situation... Device specific rendering. Localization and Language logic. Image download and
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by nzealand 12y ago
Conservatives who deny that C02 is bad, simply don't like the solution, which they fear being more government... http://today.duke.edu/2014/11/solutionaversion
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Did you redirect?
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That is a very nice tool for taking screenshots. Thanks! Your website had me thinking the tool was going to perform an automatic scan for usability issues. You could be a little clearer that the tool allows users to note usability issues.
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You must be right. I learned to code in machine language, I was punching in hex codes into an Amiga, all from one reference manual. It was a painfully slow way to learn. With no IDE or other reference manuals, QBasic would be the only way t
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Motions can be passed prior to trial to question the validity of certain charges. The problem is there are a lot of federal judges who let prosecutors continually change the charges, change the rational for the charges, add on whole new cha
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by nzealand 12y ago
Are you talking about state or federal? The article is largely talking about the federal penalties for going to trial, where you have to be 80% sure you will win before it makes sense to reject a plea bargain and go to trial.
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I for one am glad you are no longer using twitter to check traffic while driving...
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Looks like he has upgraded to a 5s... http://sasurau.squarespace.com/about/ It is a pity, there is something magical about the lomography look of a beat up 3Gs.
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by nzealand 12y ago
But your friends have been lying to you. About your website/app/resume/outfit. You need to know the truth. How can you afford to not know?
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by nzealand 12y ago
Not realistic enough. Didn't capsize.
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I posted this a few days ago.... What would todays presentation would have looked like if Steve Jobs was still around? -There would have been fewer leaks before the big unveiling. -There would have been fewer features mentioned in the prese
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It remembers the second authorization on all your devices?
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A simple presentation is like a simple product. If they can't keep the presentation simple and elegant, how can they keep the product simple and elegant.
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As a stock holder, I care. I have a taxable account that holds individual stocks. AMT means I shouldn't sell unless I see Apple underperforming the index by a significant amount.
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Good response. Individually, none of this is a big deal. Together, it made for a disappointing presentation.
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WWSJD?
4 points by nzealand 12y ago|7 comments
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You are probably right. It is impossible to tell until you have held the device in your hand. The presentation however was awful. Jobs took a very complex phone/internet/music playing device and made it seem very simple. I can sti
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by nzealand 12y ago
I see a lot of folks holding their iPhone while driving on congested freeways. They hold the phones down low, to avoid tickets. I feel Navdy is an improvement on those situations, but I still don't like where things are headed.
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by nzealand 12y ago
Or define any internet utility as a common carrier to open up competition.
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by nzealand 13y ago
Very cool. But did he extend your bed to make you happy, or to score those free extra parts? I suppose I will have to go to my grave never knowing for sure. Although it looks like your bed is a little saggy, right in the lumbar...
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by nzealand 13y ago
Things should get interesting when the Winklevoss' Bitcoin ETF is created. I wonder what the implied volatility will say about the cost of puts and calls...
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by nzealand 13y ago
It sounds like their entire community and economy is devastated. If disaster taps on your neighborhood window, I suspect you would sing a different tune.
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I don't doubt that if we devote enough attention, we can solve this problem. What I am afraid of, is that we will wait until it becomes a real and immediate threat before we dedicate any effort. The black death bubonic plague killed ar
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by nzealand 13y ago
This does not include federal court employees (judges, attorneys...)
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The only way I see this working is if the gentleman claims to be a troll, or troll-like in appearance/ habits.
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Things I've Learned in my 30's 1. My only true regrets are the opportunities I failed to take.
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Even if you switch phone numbers, using Hemisphere they can determine your new number. They look for a new phone number calling all your old contacts.

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