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Slot antennas for amateur radio bands – Calculations and simulation with OpenEMS(guenael.ca)
8 points by ronjouch 12y ago|0 comments
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by ronjouch 12y ago
For details on executive's comment, see http://www.amazon.com/IBM-Holocaust-Strategic-Alliance-Corpo...
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LinkedIn iOS 7.0 settings - Did somebody forget to remove the 'dev' flag?(imgur.com)
2 points by ronjouch 13y ago|0 comments
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by ronjouch 13y ago
Interesting; would you share these scripts?
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by ronjouch 13y ago
Not sure it qualifies as "something like this" , but for Linux/GTK, GTG [1] comes to mind. http://gtgnome.net/
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by ronjouch 13y ago
I love PNGQuant. Linux users with GNOME and Nautilus may enjoy this small Nautilus script that will let you call it from a right click in Nautilus: https://gist.github.com/ronjouch/6258621 EDIT: screenshot of what it l
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by ronjouch 13y ago
Impressive job! But I confirm the webapp does not work for me either, it stays blocked at 0%. I'm using FF (Nightly) 25.0 on Ubuntu 13.04 x86_64.
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by ronjouch 13y ago
> "Contrast Washington’s animosity against Snowden with the pardon that Bush gave to Dick Cheney aide, Libby, who took the fall for his boss for blowing the cover, a felony, on a covert CIA operative, the spouse of a former governm
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by ronjouch 13y ago
Oh really? How were episodes 2 and 3? I'm mostly hearing "good, but not as good as Spin" comments. I'll give them a look then, thanks. Hey, or maybe just wait till they pop up in an upcoming Humble Bundle :P
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by ronjouch 13y ago
<semi-spoiler>If "self-replicating alien probes" are your thing, I highly recommend Spin, by Robert Charles Wilson, an excellent SF classic that is currently on sale on https://www.humblebundle.com/ as par
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by ronjouch 13y ago
Mandatory link to the epic "I’m Comic Sans, Asshole." published on McSweeney's: http://www.mcsweeneys.net/articles/im-comic-sans-asshole A fine day for Comic Sans to say " Enough of this bullshit.
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by ronjouch 13y ago
Cool, thanks! Can anyone comment on the quality of the StoryBundle? Here it is, any must-read here? - Hopscotch, by Kevin J. Anderson - In Hero Years...I'm Dead, by Michael A. Stackpole - On My Way to Paradise, by David F
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by ronjouch 13y ago
I'd love to, but I read it a long time ago and I don't have the copy with me. If you can read french, I recommend this review, which is where I got word of the book: http://econo.free.fr/index.php?option=com_conten
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by ronjouch 13y ago
As a French citizen emigrated to Canada, that's a concern I can relate to. The best thing I found to explain what's wrong with France (to quote NYT and add a few of my own: distrust, negativism, elitism, "losing hope", &
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by ronjouch 13y ago
Good article. To complement the WebStorm / SublimeText + Chrome example, I'll also mention Paul Rouget's work on integrating Firefox with SublimeText: http://paulrouget.com/e/devtoolsnext/
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by ronjouch 13y ago
Hi, OP and creator here. Motivation for this small app grew up as I became frustrated of reading music blogs in my RSS reader. I just want a stream of fresh music and bands to discover, but instead of that, Reader-ish experiences put me in
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Show HN: Daily Grooves, keep-it-simple music discovery(dailygrooves.org)
1 points by ronjouch 13y ago|1 comments
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by ronjouch 13y ago
Agreed. I didn't say ZaReason built good hardware, I just suggested a "similar system builder". But they're not my cup of tea either. It must be hard to do what System76/ZaReason do. They probably don't do much
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by ronjouch 13y ago
www.zareason.com comes to mind
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by ronjouch 13y ago
Not as sexy as an Air but okay, 1080p screen, and so far the Haswell+IrisPro combo is unmatched by other manufacturers (even Apple). Plus you get System76's lovin' for Ubuntu.
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System76 unveils the 14.1" Galago UltraPro, Haswell+Iris *nix-friendly ultrabook(system76.com)
23 points by ronjouch 13y ago|9 comments
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by ronjouch 13y ago
Thanks, "Technical debt" is the word here. "Beautiful" might not come close to "valuable" in terms of importance, but "Clean" should come close, because accumulating too much crap makes maintenance & feature addition painful. Uncle Bob'