schreiaj

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by schreiaj 10y ago
Yup, I just saw that. If it's just storage I definitely agree with you it's overpriced. But if it's storage, upload, and search... It's probably overpriced but I'd rather have someone who knows how to handle that pr
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by schreiaj 10y ago
Is the contract only for purchase or is it purchase and support? In the case of the former, yes it feels wasteful. In the latter? Not so sure. Furthermore, does it include equipment for collecting, storing, and searching produced footage?
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by schreiaj 10y ago
Massachusetts you can be. That's the only one I know of off the top of my head.
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by schreiaj 11y ago
I went back about 2 years ago for my brother's graduation (he was ME)and it seemed revitalized. Haven't been back since. Maybe I'll swing by sometime this year.
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by schreiaj 11y ago
Not just Mechanical Engineering. Their EE and Management programs are incredibly solid too. I graduated with a CS degree there a couple years ago too, haven't had too many issues. They also had a fair bit of R&D coming through ther
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by schreiaj 11y ago
Man, I must have interacted with weird middle schoolers at my local hackerspace... Seemed like every last one of them had either some simple arduino project or something with a RasPi they were working on. I'd hate to live in a place wh
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by schreiaj 11y ago
Touch screen based climate controls make me sad. I can't use them at all. User testing shows that in actual use people prefer the old 3 knob approach but they seem to be drawn to the glossy touch screen that you can't read in sun
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by schreiaj 11y ago
Agreed, it's mostly fit and finish. Truth, if we only look at on road performance the CTS/ATS probably beat the 3 series. But the interior of a BMW is just leaps and bounds above the cheap feel of the Cadillac. Source, daily drive
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by schreiaj 11y ago
Not the other poster, but I am always bothered by the fact that, because I live in NH and work in MA, I have to pay MA state income tax. Now, because I DO use the roads there, and in the case of an emergency in that state I'd make use
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by schreiaj 12y ago
Toxic outgassing. You COULD use a regular kitchen oven but then you should no longer use it for food.
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by schreiaj 13y ago
This week I've been making: 3D Printed sprockets for a local high school robotics team. Building a small quadcopter for learning the technology so I can do aerial photography. Started developing the materials for a course I'm teac
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by schreiaj 13y ago
> "But lithium-ion batteries have raised concerns in other vehicles. Two years ago, battery fires broke out in three Chevrolet Volt plug-in hybrid cars after crash-testing." Imagine that, structurally compromised systems not di
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by schreiaj 13y ago
Because they were interested in it.
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by schreiaj 13y ago
Sure, which is more to load into memory which is extremely limited... the exact problem they cite.
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by schreiaj 13y ago
As a frequent drinker and one who talks about the dangers of marijuana and other illicit substances (as well as legal drugs such as SSRIs) I am neither ignorant nor (do I believe) I am dull. I understand the risks and dangers of my substanc
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by schreiaj 13y ago
Thanks. Do you have any information about this regulation? I'd like to learn more about how it works.
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by schreiaj 13y ago
A couple minor factual inaccuracies. > Where the electric motor really delivers is in torque - 210 ft-lbs of it. And not only that, electric motors deliver the same torque over most of their speed range, starting at 0rpm. Uh, no. Electri
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by schreiaj 13y ago
Seconding BMW/Mini - I've now leased two cars from them and had a pleasant experience both times. VW - I won't touch, last time I was in one I was told "we don't have time to deal with you today" when there wa
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by schreiaj 13y ago
I like it, going to have to start using this more and can't wait for the desktop app. Just a heads up, when creating a new document in ios 7 beta 3 on the ipad there is a crash. Author, what is the best way to send you the crash log? J
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by schreiaj 13y ago
> It is stupid to assume that one's actions are bad just because they are against the law. Yeah, it is. But the law is there and we still have to follow it until we can change it. Part of what makes people that conscientiously break
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by schreiaj 13y ago
Not just high end in the US either. My old Mini had some issues and they handed me keys to the closest thing they had available on the lot (another Mini). I wouldn't consider Mini to be a high end brand... and I didn't exactly hav
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by schreiaj 13y ago
Interestingly, this is how I was always taught to think of numbers. Beads on a stick represent all numbers. 1 bead is 1. A ten is therefore a stick with 10 beads on it. A hundred is 10 tens (in a square). A thousand is 10 hundreds stacked o
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by schreiaj 13y ago
I do mobile robotics. Printing off a frame for a small robot or a sensor enclosure at home is a lot easier than sending away to commercial shops. And 3d printers are a lot "cleaner" than a mill (CNC or manual). I can also use it for prototy
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by schreiaj 14y ago
And if you are an adult and want to get involved volunteer! I've volunteered at several levels ranging from helping a local team all the way up to judging at their World Festival and it's probably the best reminder of why I went into engine
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by schreiaj 14y ago
Actually when I purchased my MINI I had a great experience. I walked into the show room and the salesman asked me if I wanted to drive a car (they only sold 1 car with 3 options for engine and suspension tuning at the time). I said yes, he
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by schreiaj 14y ago
What about the case of homeschooling? I'm not familiar enough with the economics of it to say it is cheaper than private schooling. I do, however, know quite a few families that have taken this route and I wouldn't classify them as upper mi
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by schreiaj 14y ago
How does being part of an elite come into play when it comes to parents wanting their children educated in the manner of their choosing?