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811.
by proee 17y ago
Is there any speed improvement in have two SSD's setup in a raid configuration?
812.
by proee 17y ago
Yes, I'm a big fan now of throwing all my css for a class or id in a single line. The same dang rules are in all the classes or ids, so it's not that big of a deal to look across the line and quickly modify say the height. This reduces th
813.
by proee 17y ago
I've started using the 960.gs grid system to design sites and it allowed me to reuse more style sheet code therefore reducing the total lines of css. The 960.gs helps me keep my css clean because I'm able to establish the bulk of the site d
814.
by proee 17y ago
I think it's brilliant. Nice work! In terms of a business model, it may not be a million dollar idea, but with enough connections (like an iphone app) you could certainly make some good income. Keep up the good work.
815.
by proee 17y ago
Does anyone know what license is used for the stackoverflow code and where/if it's currently available? From reading the article is sounds like Jeff and company are making the software available to the public in some form. I'd really like
816.
by proee 17y ago
That's borderline tabloid journalism...
817.
by proee 17y ago
I've worked for a major DRAM company and it's a wonder that the parts are reliable at all. The storage cells are being pushed to their limit as they are often the bottleneck in scaling the overall size of the bit structure. Not to mention
818.
by proee 17y ago
I thought she was throwing a Zune logo for a second!
819.
by proee 17y ago
Glad to hear you like the idea. My method for reading through HN and others is to scan through items with a certain threshold. Once I get below the "fold" of the page, I start to lower the level so I can compensate for the "decay factor"
820.
by proee 17y ago
One Idea I've had for fixing this problem is to weight the value of a click based on position on the page. The further down on the page, the more weight its gets. Therefore the most popular topic at the top only get marginally incremented
821.
by proee 17y ago
The Hacker News community should decide if this featured is enabled (maybe a poll post). Having you just take this away on a whim because you felt it "might" be better is pretty poor taste in my opinion. It all most feels like papa Apple ju
822.
by proee 17y ago
While most Microsoft products are pretty lame, there's one exception in my book: ONENOTE. I've used about all the notebook variants on the market and Onenote is the best by far in terms of flexibility and collaboration. I've been using On
823.
by proee 17y ago
We've been using this script which you can install on your own server. http://code.google.com/p/jstexrender/ http://doc.yourequations.com/ jsTeXrender is a small JavaScript program which will convert LaTeX code inside pre or code tags t
824.
What software do you run on your second monitor?
2 points by proee 17y ago|2 comments
825.
by proee 17y ago
These modules are basically equivalent to the xbee parts. You'd have to pull out the spec sheets to see the differences, which may come down to the MAC layer or software protocals.
826.
by proee 17y ago
The wireless modules in this article are pretty weak sauce (In fact they make me cringe) If you're going to do anything that requires reliable data transfer or data rates higher than a few k, consider the following: http://www.microchip.co
827.
by proee 17y ago
Change the sort order of the "End Date" for listings. Since it's an auction style site, let me see the listing that is "about to end" at the very top, not waaaaay down at the bottom. Looks good!
828.
by proee 17y ago
I wonder if it would have been possible to have made the Segway a success on launch? Is there anything different (in hindsight) they could have done to the product itself to make it a "great product" on launch. Steve obviously was interes
829.
by proee 17y ago
I think "faster discharge" rates is being noted for their ability to dump large amounts of current very quickly. This is useful for large surges of power. It's not referring to some sort of parasitic leakage.
830.
by proee 17y ago
I still remember the following question on my linear algebra test in college: "Prove that A and A-Inverse have the same Eigen Values and corresponding Eigen Vectors." The solution to this made no sense, but I managed to memorize it so that
831.
by proee 17y ago
Modern Flywheels (in a vacuum with magnetic bearings) have close to the same energy density as batteries. From Wikipedia: "Flywheel power storage systems in current production (2001) have storage capacities comparable to batteries and faste
832.
by proee 17y ago
His "off-the-grid" system is really not very innovative (for an inventor that is). He should consider finding another means to store his reserves beside using a massive battery bank. Some ideas: 1. Large Flywheel (on magnetic bearings, in
833.
by proee 17y ago
If you sit in the front row of the classroom, you'll also get straight A's.
834.
by proee 17y ago
I've been using the 960.gs for a while now and really find it efficient. At first I was critical of such systems but the ability to reuse css classes is great and it's a nice having a starting point for new site layouts.
835.
by proee 17y ago
I believe html5 should help bridge the gap when things are offline as it supports a concept similar to Google Gears. So yeah, the next generation of browsers is a able to change traditional app design.
836.
by proee 17y ago
I purchased my first mac last year ( a white macbook, right before the new unibody models came out). The screen on the thing is a piece of dung. Gradients look terrible. My acer travelmate from the days of the dinosaurs even has a better s
837.
by proee 17y ago
You didn't read the article. He would be glad to upgrade to the 15" MacBook but Apple will not tell him if it's a true 8-bit display. He's simply wants the TRUE specs on the machine.
838.
by proee 17y ago
I was trying to google around to verify this. Could not find any hard data but it appears he did incorporate duct work in his house to pass the heating from his fireplaces around to various rooms. This was probably not very common at the
839.
by proee 17y ago
I remember reading that he invented duct work used for heating and cooling.
840.
Delicous Thumbnails or alternate service?
1 points by proee 17y ago|0 comments

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