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I, personally, felt that Audiogalaxy was the hallmark program from this era. It was the most surefire way to get the songs you were looking for and discover plenty more in the process. You'd set the music folder you wanted to share (th
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> This is what makes a European a European, and an American, American. We have different standards and expectations about the social contract between enterprises and society. As an American this is what I truly hate about corporations. T
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I've noticed something similar with my phone being my primary alarm as opposed to a traditional clock or radio alarm. Having more dynamic control over my tools has allowed me to rapidly craft and change that alarm to ensure the desired
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9y ago
From my POV all I can come up with that feels concrete is somehow trying to figure out a plan / system where we can ensure companies that should have a certain level of security can be held liable (no question) in a way that prevents
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Sorry, this may be a silly question, but is it possible for PyCharm (and other IntelliJ IDE products) to define a specific working folder / path for the file index-the-world feature to stay within or does it always permeate through the
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I also liked the bit about being confident in what you are / what you have / what you offer. Instead of worrying about public opinion and blow back for being unhealthy or partnering with a television show about cooking meth the Ci
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9y ago
Does 'toniest' mean wealthy / snobbish? I've never heard it used in this context. Thanks.
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While I agree with you on most things and I understand I'm not adding much to the overall discussion I kinda feel like saying: >I don't like using my mouse because of wrist fatigue, so I guess I wouldn't be interested. Is
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9y ago
I know it's completely impossible to decouple things like money and economics from education but as someone who obtained a degree with a focus in education and also has over a decade of experience working with young students it really
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Things like the No Child Left Behind Act don't necessitate a license, per say, but they do create license-obtaining-like qualifications to be met (for students, teachers, and school districts alike). The Act itself is preventing would-
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9y ago
Sounds like being jettisoned into space orbit after death is right for you!
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9y ago
Great work, really! Thank you so much.
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9y ago
Hopefully nobody at home is an active smoker, either!
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That's tough and tricky because you could be honest about it (the healthy way of doing things) but you probably haven't been up front about how liberating it all feels because sometimes the truth can hurt. I feel for you. Maybe
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9y ago
I thought your guys video was excellent all around. I think you should have it front and center on the home page and probably even on the '/convert-psd-to-sketch' page. Best of luck!
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9y ago
A little off topic, I know, but Google must be freaking out about 'The Circle' with Tom Hanks and Emma Watson: http://www.businessinsider.com/trailer-for-the-circle-starri...
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For some reason my mind immediately went to the fact that Wikileaks has to honor protecting its sources. I know it should be real obvious that the task of protecting sources itself is most paramount in their operation, but for some reason I
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10y ago
My group DM's aren't showing up in my Messages section! Otherwise, this would be the perfect extension for me!
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11y ago
Link?
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11y ago
It almost seems to me like this one fell into their laps. They might not have been in their sights initially but upon the initial fraud investigation they must have identified a weakness in them. Maybe their willingness to cooperate which I
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11y ago
I never played at the pro level but I did play competitively and I would never use wireless internet, mice, or keyboards. These days there are some great mice, keyboards, and headphones but most people I know won't leave it up to chanc
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Awesome anecdotes. Reminds me of map making and frag videos in Quake, Unreal Tournament, etc. Super Meat Boy's replay feature was a blast through and through. You have good taste!
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That was the entire reason I figured the guy was a good target for the LinkedIn ad. Excellent strategy -- even those who dislike LinkedIn have to be active on it to sift through 150+ resumes. I imagine the candidates were sorted digitally a
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Deliberately ignoring the instructions :)
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I find sometimes that people around me think I'm strange or crazy for getting excitable or long-winded while explaining or going through a story I've recently read that gave me some insight into something new and cool, to me. I&#x
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On an article about saving precious clicks and time due to poor UX/UI choices, no less. Oh sweet irony.
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Forgive my language but a saying I like to live by and I'll say to myself quite often: "You look like an asshole pointing out that somebody else is an asshole."
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12y ago
I think this is something I laughed at at first and then very suddenly realized it's actually probably one of the bigger points driving home the lower divorce %'s for engineers. If you can initially put up with the courting of an
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He would either need to cut a space for the track into the board (there goes an expensive board if the results are poor) or put two tracks on either side of the board like training wheels. I don't think either makes sense as the first
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12y ago
Yes! I think being well rounded is extremely important as all kinds of activities can be stimulating and teach you a wealth about yourself and other people. Be it socially or life skills, dating or networking, everything tends to crop up la
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