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Adaptu is discontinuing its service on Feb. 20(adaptu.com)
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by prawks 14y ago
Perforce has an Office plugin (P4OFC) to manage documents, might be a little more appropriate for enterprise work.
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Cool, thanks! Perhaps an inclusion of such tips on the site, then? Definitely useful!
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This is a great example of users of your application doing unintended things. In this case, productive, positive things. I also think this speaks volumes about the possibilities that open, or at least lenient, platforms offer. Rather than b
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I think that's applicable to any kind of work, really. I can't find any examples (my Google-fu is failing me), but I think a generally accepted practice that leads to productivity is having a space that you only work in. When you're in that
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by prawks 14y ago
One suggestion: handle excess indentation. If I copy code from something and it's been indented 3-4 levels, it's pushed almost all the way (if not all the way) off the picture. Love the support for Solarized, by far my favorite color scheme
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by prawks 14y ago
I'm guessing fun/education. This is both a fun project if your hobby involves Pi's or cluster computing, and it could be used to illustrate clusters to students.
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Very cool! Thanks for the link.
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I think this applies to many of the "self improvement" articles I've read. I think these articles are definitely worthwhile, I just believe they need to be read as they are: about someone else's life. If your goals and life situation align
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by prawks 14y ago
America is not homogeneous. "Random middle America" I can't speak to, but certainly neither coast fits this article (from my experience). There doesn't seem to be mention of this in the article.
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by prawks 14y ago
When pitching a new product, I detailed the observations, product hypotheses, experimental design, results and conclusion in that order. The discussion focused mainly on the experimental design and the biases in the results and the implica
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I'd say extrapolating Alaska to the rest of America is also a big problem in the point the author and her contact are trying to make.
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I'm not talking to the general public. I'm talking to people who want more than something that "just works" at the cost of user control.
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> Not everyone is like me, and not everyone is like you. There's no right or wrong, just preference. I never said there was. The poster I was responding to said that he disliked the closed environment iOS provides. Perhaps my wording wa
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This is what happens when you market a phone as something that "just works". It's great that iOS is able to be used by kindergarten-level children, but at the same time, it's not. My next phone is going to be Android-based, because I believ
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by prawks 14y ago
As others have pointed out: He physically FedExed his RSA [security] token to China so that the third-party contractor could log-in under his credentials during the workday. This is probably the worst security violation a standard employe
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There's no need to attack him because you assume that he's not empathetic to others or is incapable of reading body language. I really hope this "introvert fad" slows down soon. There's no need to be so radical, there's a spectrum of person
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Got a nice chuckle picturing them wearing hex numbers.
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A good way to introduce this starter is to put up a map of the world and get learners to point out Japan. As a teacher you can then move into how Japanese Pupils learn to multiply. Shouldn't the focus be on teaching kids to multiply, rath
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For what it's worth I think it serves my purposes very well. I would suggest being mindful of trying to add features that could ultimately clutter it. I love the categories you put submissions into; one way to both provide a helpful feature
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Ah, thanks for the clarification. This makes sense, and I think was actually mentioned in the Mashable article. My mistake.
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Keen Facebook observers will recognize this as a variant on the $1 pay-to-message plan that the social network has been experimenting with for months. Welp, time to get all of my family's email addresses and close my FB account. Really th
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by prawks 14y ago
This really is a hilarious play when you take his reputation into account.
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I won't go as far to say a collapse would be good, but I think being mindful of our rate of expansion would be nice. There are limits to everything, why do we need to push all of them including the population limit?
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by prawks 14y ago
I was wondering this as well. Though I've also wondered about the nutritional contents of test-tube meat.
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Such libraries are constantly being developed. There's a very large market for cheats for online video games, especially highly competitive ones (Counter-strike, Call of Duty, World of Warcraft).
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In my humble opinion, I put them on par with pagination of articles (not good). Of course you click through if you're intrigued enough . I'm not sure carousels are meant to create intrigue about a product. I'm not really sure what their pu
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My problem is that I delete many people, but I still have divides in groups: family, friends, co-workers, distant connections. Separate accounts seems to really be the only option aside from trudging through heaps of menus to make lists. I
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Add to that family members, and you have pretty much the problem with Facebook currently (imo): focus. Unfortunately, it's also the only thing Facebook pretty much seeks to avoid, in favor of making the most connections between users as p
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An interesting concept I hadn't thought of: how desirable is it from an aging Facebook user to start off with a clean slate? Given the amount of people I now know in my age group complaining that no one on their Facebook feeds is relevant t

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