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by saundby 13y ago
I wish I could give you more than one upvote. Perhaps even a googol of them.
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by saundby 14y ago
My nephew has $0.26 coming to him. I wonder if he'll track down a notary for the form that will charge less. Next question is: drive in the form or mail it? ;)
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by saundby 14y ago
Pretty well captures my experience, though there's a lot to like about Python, it's 3rd parties that are making it accessible in spite of what's at python.org. Also, the CP4E concept is regularly decried as defunct and unworkable in Python
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by saundby 14y ago
Both relate to problems with Finder that go all the way back to the beginning of OS X. I suppose people used to OS X often become blind to them. #1: Yeah, you'd think a visible sidebar with Applications visible would make sense. I've seen s
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by saundby 14y ago
Most likely a sonic shock wave, not an explosion. Even if the meteor broke up, that's very unlikely to be the source of the sound. It's more likely like a sonic boom you're hearing.
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by saundby 14y ago
Look closer, I think he's referring to the "filth" of a popular spreadsheet program. ;)
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by saundby 14y ago
This dour-faced child actroid is pretty old now. Newer models aren't as odd-looking (except for the one made to demonstrate the underlying technology that looks like a Meccano project with teeth and eyeballs.) Kokoro has a travelling exhibi
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by saundby 14y ago
An interesting attention getter for rescued animals. Not sure if I'd want a dog that thinks it can drive, though.
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by saundby 14y ago
Perhaps their usability testing shows most users don't like scrolling (or that those that do prefer image searches?)
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by saundby 14y ago
That would still allow for plenty of scrolling, even if less than infinite. Plus, setting the cut-off at 1000 seems more of a "will not" than "can not".
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by saundby 14y ago
I only find what I'm looking for on the first page about 1/3 of the time myself. Even after some refining of terms.
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by saundby 14y ago
GSM is still what I buy a phone for. The ready availability of Wifi without monthly fees makes LTE less significant for me as time goes on.
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Send These Retropolis Public Library Prints to Your Library and Mine(webomator.com)
1 points by saundby 14y ago|0 comments
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by saundby 14y ago
Or play on that squares thing, and use some natural squares in the name: W8-4-9
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by saundby 14y ago
Selecting your data can make your numbers look better than numbers that are generated in a more authoritative fashion. If you're in the business of developing a market of suckers, this may be a profitable practice.
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Best Starter Ham Shack for (catsonkeyboards.blogspot.com)
1 points by saundby 15y ago|0 comments
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The New Elf II Computer(catsonkeyboards.blogspot.com)
8 points by saundby 15y ago|1 comments
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by saundby 15y ago
Yeah, like, back in the old days we had a link to an 8085 instruction reference card that got some attention. I think that was about four months ago... ;)
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by saundby 15y ago
And, of course, http://visual6502.org/JSSim/ , where it's acting like an HDL.
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by saundby 15y ago
One thing I've seen in the Khan Academy videos is that they focus on one small slice of information at a time. This is often hard to do in the classroom. While I tend to lean toward the "cover less in class, but get better understanding of
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by saundby 15y ago
25 minutes to do a copy? I remember it taking about 45 minutes per disk to do a backup copy. I also remember having to break out the oscilloscope every time I played F-15 Strike Eagle and Psi-5 Trading Company to re-align the disk head. Unt
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The EVE Online Controversy: A Less Clever View(warsporks.blogspot.com)
1 points by saundby 15y ago|0 comments
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15 First Dates With Assembly Programming: Assembly Programming for Hackers(scribd.com)
3 points by saundby 15y ago|0 comments
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M. C. Escher drawings done in Legos(webomator.com)
5 points by saundby 15y ago|0 comments
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A Java CSV File Reader(beginwithjava.blogspot.com)
4 points by saundby 15y ago|1 comments
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8085 Microprocessor Reference Card for Programmers(catsonkeyboards.blogspot.com)
21 points by saundby 15y ago|8 comments
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by saundby 16y ago
This may be too techie for what you're looking for, but if you fry it, there's only $30 at stake, not 300: http://timeline-inc.com/hacker.html#mini It's a 1.4cm full color LCD display. It needs an NTSC composite signal.
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by saundby 16y ago
Talk to a lawyer even if it's worth less. Even if all you do is a nastygram, a nastygram on a lawyer's letterhead is worth far more than one from you. It won't be very expensive, but may have very valuable results all by itself.
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by saundby 16y ago
Interesting. But I don't think they've chosen the best sample to work with.
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by saundby 16y ago
Cute quiz, but they needed a broader range of people for comparable results. My best match was only 68%. Plus, there are presumptions in some of the answers that'll push you elsewhere than where you might really be. But hey, still a pretty

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