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1) Your funding goal is ridiculous. $69K, really? Four engineers could not pitch in to get that much? 2) Your highest investment pledge ($10k or more) is an insult to the investor. They will essentially pay for 1/7th of your company, while
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If an iPad can last 10 hours with that resolution, a laptop should be able to.
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14y ago
The most interesting question to me is - what happens when one of the entangled particles get annihilated. If the other one does too, instantly, then we can use that to communicate faster than light.
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14y ago
> Our financial adviser sends us about $6,000 a month, generated from investments. We also collect Social Security and a small pension. Why would you even need to sell a house when you get so much money monthly?
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14y ago
Go on ebay and search for 2560x1440 monitor . There are tons of IPS displays under $300 of various brands - ACHIEVA Shimian, Matrix, Catleap, LG.
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14y ago
Yes, it's a horrible idea. That's basically playing a lottery, since unexpected things happen all the time, successful companies go out of business (Yahoo, and AOL looked pretty damn good 10 years ago).
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14y ago
It looks like FB is really unhappy about people stealing their profits, selling user's information.
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14y ago
You're confusing performance and scalability. You can have a slow-loading site that will scale to hundreds of millions of users. You can have a very fast site that will die under a thousand users.
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Imagine you have a randomly distributed age population. When you break it into groups (especially small groups), you will ALWAYS find a group with the largest average lifespan. Depending on what your average group size is, their lifespan ca
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14y ago
That however makes me skip their advice forever.
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14y ago
Ironically, Google Pagespeed tells us this about zoompf.com: High priority Compressing the following resources with gzip could reduce their transfer size by 235.5KiB (72% reduction). Compressing http://zoompf.com/js/jquery-ui.min.
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> whereas the republican senate was behind it SOPA had 19 republican sponsors and supporters 35 democratic sponsors and supporters https://projects.propublica.org/sopa/ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_US_Congresspersons_who..
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14y ago
Try CURLing even a 100 of these URLs and see what happens. Also, this doesn't give you the email.
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They would have to make batteries replaceable, since a product targeted to years of use. Their funding goal of $50K is ridiculous. This is a software + hardware project. $50K is nothing. Plus they need to pay royalties for using JPG once th
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14y ago
This article makes no sense. I predict 1) TV will merge into the internet 2) Channels will go away, and there will be individual shows/event broadcasts that the viewers will choose to pay for. 3) There will be bundled packages of the best s
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14y ago
And what would you do with thieves, people who destroy property, hunters who kill animals illegally, and a million other non-violent categories that get jailed?
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14y ago
It's the standard weapon of botnet blackmail. Target a large site, bring it down, ask for money. Fighting DDoS attacks is not trivial, especially if you're against a sophisticated botnet, and your code has multiple slow parts.
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14y ago
Increase the fines. Where can I have my $50K?
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> But this is as meaningless as it is true Well, it's a little more complicated than that. You see, it means that there's the complete description of our universe in there, position of every atom, at every nanosecond. Somewhere in pi
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14y ago
They already added it. It's called encryption.
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14y ago
I still would like to visit the websites, when I don't need to work.
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I just added a list of websites to the hosts file, but the thing is - I know how to unlock that stuff in a few seconds (and LeechBlock can be turned off even faster). I wish I could lock websites between certain hours at the ISP level, and
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14y ago
It never worked for me. It told me exactly which sites I was wasting time on. That didn't stop me.
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The estimated number of potentially habitable planets (planets within the goldilocks zones of their stars) is enormous. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SMUDXO4xkW8
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I'm not saying that it wasn't a conspiracy and assassination. I'm saying there's no good evidence of it. So far there are natural explanations of what happened, plus the douchebaggery of the Russian politicians.
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There would be traces of explosives. " But the tree impact that supposedly precipitated the crash wouldn't have caused enough wing damage to down the plane, said Binienda ... It's absolutely impossible that the wing sheared and then it cras
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Serverbeach is the idiot in this situation. So incompetent.
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Well of course, pretty much any data looks linear on a log-log chart. The real question here is what the formula is between the rank and the number of views. You absolutely cannot derive it from the log-log chart. My point from the beginnin
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Ouch. Looks pretty complex. Has anybody here tried it? Any feedback?
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Deploying code is trivial. What about databases? What about multiple code/DB versions and rollbacks? What about rolling out to one data center and directing 1% of the traffic there? What about fast P2P deployments?
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