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by sbalea 10y ago
Also, I'm pretty sure you will not want a 10 watts microwave emitter couple of inches from your brain
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by sbalea 10y ago
I always feel the urge to play California Love while rolling out of LAX onto 405
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by sbalea 10y ago
That was certainly true for older automatics. However, the tranny in my 2 yrs old bmw 3 seems to be freaking prescient. It seems to always be in the right gear at the right time and transitions are buttery smooth. I tried playing with manua
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by sbalea 10y ago
Thunderbolt 3 dock coming soon: http://www.belkin.com/us/p/P-F4U095/
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by sbalea 10y ago
I routinely run: - a virtual box instance set to 8GB ram to run docker containers that comprise our backend services - a VMWare Fusion instance configured with 4GB ram running Windows to run our client apps - an IntelliJ instance that easil
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by sbalea 10y ago
The 13" is 61W. The 15" is 87W. You're looking at the 13" specs, click on the 15: tab at the top of the page and scroll down.
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by sbalea 10y ago
This adaptor is rated at 60W. The 15" MBP charges at 85W
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by sbalea 10y ago
Erlang. I used to be a C/Java kind of guy with a little bit of C++ and PHP sprinkled in. Got tired of using GDB to rummage through core dumps in order to figure out C/pthreads concurrency bugs. So looked into this new fangled thin
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by sbalea 10y ago
I was able to hook up my MBP to two external 4k displays and drive those and the internal screen at 60Hz with no problem. 2015 MBP with discrete AMD Radeon graphics chip.
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by sbalea 10y ago
In all likelihood it is about the relatively lesser abundance of high quality, ready to use building block in the Erlang/Elixir ecosystem vs NodeJS or RoR. In my opinion, Node and its associated ecosystem will get you to your MVP faste
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by sbalea 10y ago
The way I understand this, the canary will not be removed, it will just stop being updated. All it says is that, as of the date of the canary, no NSLs have been served. If you know the organization posts a new one monthly and you see it ski
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by sbalea 11y ago
My 2 years old BMW is one of those heavily computerized cars and can easily be serviced at third party shops. There's a whole network of them that specialize in BMW service, maintenance, and modding. Not to mention that anyone interest
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by sbalea 11y ago
You are absolutely correct, the schedulers never preempt a process in the classical sense, but from an Erlang code perspective, the system behaves as if it would be preemptive. The schedulers are actually running a byte code interpreter and
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by sbalea 11y ago
My 2.0L turbo diesel engine (on non-VW variety) sounds very different than its 2.0L gas sibling. And I definitely like it :)
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by sbalea 11y ago
X3, X5 and X6 are made in the US. Everything else is made in Germany. The Xs account for a large percentage of BMWs sold here (way larger than in Europe), but still I wouldn't call it a majority.
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by sbalea 11y ago
I am sorry but I find it hard to be productive in a crowded and noisy NJ Transit train.
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by sbalea 11y ago
You just described my regular workday...
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by sbalea 12y ago
Yes, that is Times Square and the theatre district. It really is that colorful at night
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by sbalea 12y ago
Peter Hamilton's Commonwealth Saga has a pretty good treatment of the subject. His society has rejuvenation treatments that take care of aging bodies as well as artificial memory/personality backups. You age, you go through a reju
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by sbalea 12y ago
> What's wrong with XMPP/Jabber? Nothing, except it is a protocol, not an app. Go build an app based on it that's functionally equivalent to Skype and then we can talk.
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by sbalea 12y ago
No data caps, 100mbps in network, 30mbps upload speed to the internet at large.
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by sbalea 12y ago
We have the best legislators money can buy
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by sbalea 12y ago
I use MacPorts. I tried Homebrew about a year ago, it worked fine, but I could not see the benefit. The current MacPorts is pretty up to date, at least for my needs. Pretty trouble free…
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by sbalea 12y ago
Low power GPS jammer at the Whitehouse, perhaps?
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by sbalea 12y ago
Yes, which is why they paid him 6 weeks. I am sure in the papers there there's a "no lawsuit" clause…
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by sbalea 12y ago
Wow, I was thinking just that. It's the only place i've seen posting a 100km/h limit on a narrow, barely two lane winding road, hugging a cliff. It was almost like a dare. The speed I felt safe at was no more than 50 km/
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by sbalea 12y ago
So if Netflix clients would start pushing random bits upstream to balance their downstream, everybody would be happy. Even better if they push a bit more, then Verizon should start paying Level 3, no?
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by sbalea 13y ago
I did need to send them scans of ID documents and I am in the US.
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by sbalea 13y ago
I have donated cars in New Jersey. Before the tow truck picks it up, you are instructed to remove the license plates from it. After pick up, you need to do two things: call your insurance company and remove the car from the policy then go t
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by sbalea 14y ago
I would. If this was available here in NJ, I'd be on it in a heartbeat. TJs and WF are two of my favorite stores and they're both relatively far from me, about 25 minutes away. Add the time spent finding items on shelves and I would be look

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