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by pdx 12y ago
Looks like https://idonethis.com/ ... but competition is good.
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by pdx 12y ago
PTEL - $0.10 / MB in USA Pay as you go. - https://www.ptel.com/plans I don't need unlimited data. I use my phone a lot, but much of that time, I'm on WiFi when at home, at the office, at restaurants, at the
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by pdx 12y ago
They started coding 6 years ago.
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by pdx 12y ago
> Where's the code? Enjoy! https://github.com/search?q=maidsafe&ref=cmdform
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by pdx 12y ago
It will be interesting to try to see what happens in Seattle after passing the $15 minimum wage. It will take years to fully implement, which will mask the cause/effect, unfortunately. I do this thought experiment. If I write every p
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by pdx 12y ago
Speaking for myself and my wife. We debated for years whether to get a house cleaner. Finally, we have made the leap and have somebody come over once every two weeks to clean. However, if that house cleaning company were to raise their r
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by pdx 12y ago
I see. So you never add a listener, without also modifying the emitter to send to an additional queue.
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by pdx 12y ago
The shipment app listens to the messaging system, sees an order take place, looks at the details, and says, "Okay, I need to send two boxes to this person." Any other services interested in an order happening
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by pdx 12y ago
I'm excited to know this exists. I've been watching the Serval Mesh project for awhile. https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.servalproj... But it requires rooting your phone. This is very
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IFind RF energy harvesting bluetooth beacon » Drop Kicker(drop-kicker.com)
1 points by pdx 12y ago|0 comments
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by pdx 12y ago
I think it's overloaded. No matter what ingredients I entered, including it's example ingredients, I got 0 results. Also, it broke my back button. I was trapped on that page, no matter how quickly or how many times I hammered my
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by pdx 12y ago
> (proximity to a grocery store? not crime rates or anything > like that?), but to each his own, Some people are not able to, or do not wish to drive every time they want something to eat. Proximity to a grocery store sounds like a
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by pdx 12y ago
I don't like that this needs your phone to be rooted. That is going to keep it from ever becoming ubiquitous. The solution? I don't know, but I suspect that Wi-Fi Direct, which both apple and android now support, would enable com
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by pdx 12y ago
This is facebook only? Forever? Or will you add Google Plus / Email?
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by pdx 12y ago
Some strange encoding issues on Windows Chrome Version 35.0.1916.114 m Required: Carbohydrate restriction (specifically, low-carb/high-fat) LCHF is â€œa high-fat, adequate-protein, low-carbohydrate dietâ€ most often done for wei
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by pdx 12y ago
Intelligence is not enough. You can be intelligent without being technological. The dolphin will never make a spacecraft, even if he is twice as smart as we are. Lack of hands is a problem. Also, lack of ability to create fire is a probl
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by pdx 12y ago
https://blockchain.info/address/1Kfxm6Y5bRDnC9JLwq6vpYYcw439...
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by pdx 12y ago
That's fair, and I do not want him to stop warning us. I recognize his expertise. I just feel that these sorts of criticisms, that are not sandwiched with at least a little positive message, are keeping people paralyzed in gmail and y
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by pdx 12y ago
You choose to ignore my point. Obviously you know about "perfect" and "better than gmail", right?
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by pdx 12y ago
I knew this is the first thing I would read. We are becoming pretty predictable. I tire of hearing this repetitively, every time somebody attempts to take this path, but I recognize you are doing it for anybody that is new and didn't
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Dual Carbon batteries: The breakthrough we’ve been promised for so long?(mobile.extremetech.com)
2 points by pdx 12y ago|0 comments
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by pdx 12y ago
Actually, hipster has been with us for longer, so one would expect it to be even more tired than yuppie, since hipster has been well used since the 50's, while yuppie only recently joined us in the 80's. However, it turns out tha
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by pdx 12y ago
Both my son (6) and daughter (5) are avid Minecrafters. I got them the game at Christmas, and in 4 months, they are both still extremely enthusiastic, spending hours a day building worlds. They are both learning to read because of it, sinc
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Could Minecraft be the next great engineering school?(qz.com)
6 points by pdx 12y ago|1 comments
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by pdx 12y ago
That was a concern from the 90's. However you are being exposed to the "nano particles" everyday already. Rubber from car tires decomposes on the highway into particles of the scale that they can be considered "nano p
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by pdx 13y ago
That you managed to do everything is impressive, especially given the costs involved in production tooling for plastics. I assume you had to build a large quantity of PCBA's as well, to get your per unit cost down to something you cou
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by pdx 13y ago
It seems obvious to me that such a law would have a dramatically chilling effect on public discussion, leading, inevitably, toward a North Korea or Iran type of situation, where you dare not say anything at all. After all, who decides what
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by pdx 13y ago
Gotta say, not liking posthaven's chances of keeping my posts online forever... clickable: http://posthaven.com/ NOTICE: This domain name expired on 3/9/2014 and is pending renewal or deletion.
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by pdx 13y ago
I think you have a couple of problems. 1) You're obviously a troll with a 20 hour old account, so you feel like you need to get trolling early today. 2) You assume that people who disagree with you on some topic have "rejected sci
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by pdx 13y ago
PowerEdge 2950 3GHz, 8core, 32GB, = $150 I added 2 2TB HD's that I already had.

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