rnovak

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by rnovak 12y ago
Oh man, I'm going to be screwed by the time I hit 30, at 27 I've been listening to music about 7+ hours (realistically) a day, at about 40-50% volume, for the last 9 years. Maybe someone will invent a bionic ear?!?
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by rnovak 12y ago
- The team has a good culture of respecting.... The problems I've personally found with the open office setting is that there are a lot of people out there who don't respect the quiet and peace of others. For instance, i
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by rnovak 12y ago
To be clear, I didn't make the above statements regarding BusyBox, they were made by the claimant, and the author of the linked article.
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by rnovak 12y ago
From reading the linked article, it read to me like the complaint asserts that VMKernel itself is a violation of the GPL. If I'm wrong, please feel free to correct me, but these statements seems to point in this direction Conserv
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by rnovak 12y ago
I can't understand why anyone would give any entity access to their email, it's really baffling. I personally see LinkedIn as horrible, and deleted my account long ago. They don't let you restrict who can view your profile, a
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by rnovak 12y ago
To me that sounds like your school's sysadmin team is to blame, they don't seem to have figured out SSO. Both schools I've gone to (undergrad and graduate) had perfect Gapps integration, and both work perfectly in Chrome.
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by rnovak 12y ago
Cox is a great provider in AZ, and in fact, in Tucson I don't think Comcast is allowed to sell in the city, only the county (if you actually live in the city, as most of my family does, your only options are Cox and Century Link). I&#x
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by rnovak 12y ago
>But we can skip out ideally half of the numbers. ideally , but in the worst case it's O(n * (n - 1)), or O (n^2) if your first X is the max, and your second choice is X-1, and so forth (in the worst case), then you'
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by rnovak 12y ago
Most of the time, in my opinion, and from my experience, is that non-functional requirements are never defined from their business analysts, and it's the same in many places. A lot of places won't define performance requirements,
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by rnovak 12y ago
iOS has a 42.5% market share[1], where are you getting your info from? [1] https://www.netmarketshare.com/operating-system-market-share...
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by rnovak 12y ago
It is by definition Slander/Defamation (depending on the medium) to make a provable statement against someone else without substantiation. Meaning, if you claim someone is AKA someone else, that is a provable statement . Saying so
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by rnovak 12y ago
edit: Yeah, it's always kind of depressing when the family name is shared with the antagonist of the story
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by rnovak 12y ago
I don't think it's unfair at all to ask a multi-billion dollar company that doesn't compete with anyone to compete with someone . Comcast alone reported a $1,900,000,000 PROFIT in the first 3 months of 2014. To paraphr
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by rnovak 12y ago
Am I miss-understanding something, I thought the 14.7:1 Stoich ratio (really closer to 12:1 under load for N/A Engines and 11.0:1 for well tuned FI Engines) meant for every 14.7 Grams of Oxygen, it requires (Molar weight of Air) /
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by rnovak 12y ago
You're one person, there are 300,000,000 others that matter as well, and it's an established fact that Comcast, as a whole, is a horrible company. Their customer service is atrocious, and something I myself have had to deal with.
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by rnovak 12y ago
In my experience People don't dislike helping others, people dislike getting yelled at. No matter how good Zappos is, their CSRs will get yelled at, and I think everyone has a right to not enjoy getting yelled at, I sure don't
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by rnovak 12y ago
Compared to Hackers (1995) and the Matrix (1999) (and countless others), I could watch this movie over and over again. I supremely enjoyed it.
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by rnovak 12y ago
I don't know that I would take the Time's reporting on the investigation to be the end-all-be-all of what evidence there is. Like you say, accusing a Nation State probably requires a decent amount of evidence, and I doubt they wou
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by rnovak 12y ago
From reading the original article here, it seems they receive a notice of the reports, not the actual reports, which I would assume Amazon does to protect readers from retaliation (?), and after Amazon has reviewed the report and checked fo
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by rnovak 12y ago
Unfortunately I'm not in the best place, I'm still paid about 20-30% below fair market, work in an open office layout, and have some pretty terrible people responsible for setting requirements and such for our projects. Probably a
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by rnovak 12y ago
Are we talking about 'jobs', or 'career'? When I was in school, I worked as a Night Stock, Insurance Agent, bunch of other minor stuff, hated it all. But, as a software architect, I absolutely love every day. I never wak
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by rnovak 12y ago
Understandable, but I've seen several people let go because they didn't mesh with a company culture, within a probational period, and I think if it were me I wouldn't hold any hard feelings if such a thing were to happen.
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by rnovak 12y ago
Genuinely wondering what commitment you're speaking of. I've worked for some big names, in several states, but my employment has never had any commitment attached to it by the Employer.
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by rnovak 12y ago
Looks like the algo attacked was already a quantum algorithm, not classical computing algorithm.
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by rnovak 12y ago
It absolutely amazes me that there are so many anti-consumer people here. Apple is not a SaaS, IaaS, or PaaS. They produce tangible goods that consumers own. Outside of violating state or federal laws, including the Computer Fraud and Abuse
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by rnovak 12y ago
1. I set it to "manually manage" the second I unboxed it, before ever putting a single song on it. 2. If you're going to insult me, learn to count and learn directions, The bullet points your referring to are below and ther
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by rnovak 12y ago
Okay, so even if 300 million of those are phones/tablets alone (which they aren't), that's still 200 million computers for 100 million households, and in my book 2 is still greater than 1. I'm honestly curious as to why
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by rnovak 12y ago
Really? You accomplished that? Funny since even APPLE says it's impossible iPhone can only add music or video from a single iTunes Library. http://support.apple.com/en-us/HT201593
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by rnovak 12y ago
Why should the consumer ever be forced to jump through hoops to get something that they OWN to do what it should do out of the box? I didn't pay for a license, I paid for the device itself, far more than it costs them to Manufacture.
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by rnovak 12y ago
Yeah, my comment has nothing to do with data, it specifically says music. Maybe I should reword my comment to be "Glad I paid 930 dollars for a device that can only do what Apple's Business Analysts think is acceptable."

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