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by shpxnvz 16y ago
I've also been looking for a HTPC sort of solution, and came across the Dune Player which looks promising - blu-ray drive plus network streaming running on Linux: http://www.duneplayer.com/shop/item.asp?itemid=2 I would have seriously con
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by shpxnvz 16y ago
...it means you have to explicitly list the model year w/ specs to do a meaningful comparison between current and older models. Which makes sense since when I'm looking for a new laptop (as I am now) I don't care about old models. And
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by shpxnvz 16y ago
If you get what you say you want (i.e. reduced consumption) then your revenue decreases which will force you to find another source of revenue. The cynic in me would say that there's no real end to the list of behaviors our government wou
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by shpxnvz 16y ago
Because the data may not have replicated to the other nodes yet. As the parent comment noted, you could synchronously write to all replica nodes, but thats a big performance penalty and not partition tolerant.
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by shpxnvz 16y ago
but the cartridge is still the high-value part It costs them 8 cents to produce the blade they sell to you for $4. They have a high perceived value, but that's it. They've taken double-edged blades that were simple, universally compatibl
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by shpxnvz 16y ago
The blades cost about four dollars each and consist of six tiny wedges of high-strength steel sharpened to sub-micron precision and coated with a layer of tetrahedral amorphous carbon. However, double edged razor blades with the exact sam
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by shpxnvz 16y ago
There will always be more critics than makers; the trick is to remember which really matters. It is not the critic who counts; not the man who points out how the strong man stumbles, or where the doer of deeds could have done them better.
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by shpxnvz 16y ago
But we are also producers; most of us have to be in order to acquire money with which to purchase goods to consume. His point, initially at least, was that choosing to label ourselves as consumers leads to a discussion framed in terms of t
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by shpxnvz 16y ago
He's not the typical MacBook user; he's worried about speeding up compiling. I recently switched out to a fast SSD and I can say this with certainty - compiling was and continues to be CPU constrained, at least for the code I spend the most
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by shpxnvz 16y ago
Not quite everyone - I've been developing in Java (among other things) for around ten years with Vim, and I personally know a few others using either Vim or Emacs exclusively. Unfortunately, although we fit the "don't use Eclipse extensivel
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by shpxnvz 16y ago
Neither of which address his point that creating a school is very costly, in part due to regulation and (possibly) external interference. In fact, your example supports this - the website for the very school you cited announces over $1M
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by shpxnvz 16y ago
Due to the lack of carbohydrates in their diet, Inuits apparently process protein differently than most others, through gluconeogenesis. I can't say whether that has any substantial impact on their susceptibility to cancer, but it's not n
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by shpxnvz 16y ago
Instead, if you want children, go for it while you are young, adaptable and have tons of energy. I can appreciate the logic in that, but I'd caution anyone against jumping into a commitment of that magnitude before they've achieved some m
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by shpxnvz 16y ago
I nowadays take very seriously the advice my in-laws gave me: "Concentrate on doing what you do best. Hire the pros for other serious work." Ah, but you miss out on so much in life by focusing on only one thing. I've found much satisfact
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by shpxnvz 16y ago
Interesting, I wonder if this is a new development (can't find that in my 2005 NEC codebook). I did run across something else, though, 200.21B2 states that the total load on a single 15-amp receptacle cannot exceed 12 amps, which might als
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by shpxnvz 16y ago
Yeah, if you have a cooler that consistent and adjust your temp for the measured thermal mass of the cooler it would work fine. Mine loses about ten degrees per hour at mash temp, however, so I need to adjust the temp pretty continuously d
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by shpxnvz 16y ago
It's great that we can so easily share information between different hobbies, isn't it? :-) Oh, I also ought to mention one thing regarding the heating element for those who might not be familiar. If I remember correctly the National Elect
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by shpxnvz 16y ago
The mash temperature needs to be pretty exact, and I (personally) find it hard to do fine temperature control with a burner. Even a few degrees variation during mash can favor different enzymes and result in inconsistent starch conversion
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by shpxnvz 16y ago
Thanks for the link! I've been looking for plans to build a mash heater for home-brewing, and that looks like it will fit the bill nicely.
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by shpxnvz 16y ago
It's actually relatively easy to legally purchase a sound suppressor in the U.S. All it takes is a few hundred bucks for the can and a $200 transfer fee to the TTB along with background check and fingerprints. Paperwork takes a while, is
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by shpxnvz 17y ago
Yeah, that's seriously uncool. At minimum they should be obfuscated or otherwise hidden from scrapers.
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by shpxnvz 17y ago
Nope, from what I've read they are both dual core with hyper-threading. In fact, I can't find any sources that show any real difference between them other than clock speed. Maybe someone with more CPU expertise could enlighten me - do th
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by shpxnvz 17y ago
There's also http://www.modernizr.com/
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by shpxnvz 17y ago
I love what Casandra does and I think it's the best of the NoSQL options out there. I'd say that the differences between types of NoSQL databases preclude any attempt to choose a winner. It's makes no more sense than trying to pick the b
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by shpxnvz 17y ago
Good comment, but I wouldn't quite say that using a non-relational database frees you from having to think about a cohesive data model. It might be more accurate to say that for some data models non-relational stores are a more natural fit
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by shpxnvz 17y ago
They aren't attempting to nullify federal law. They are trying to change state law that applies to the same offenses. The feds can continue to do as they please, but the state doesn't have to waste it's time and money finding, arresting,
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by shpxnvz 17y ago
Similar to the revolutionary war being fought over a bunch of dried up leaves used to color and flavor hot water.
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by shpxnvz 17y ago
It would be interesting to hear more about how you found your sales partner. Did you search for and evaluate many candidates, or just happen to meet the "right one" and hit it off?
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by shpxnvz 17y ago
But even so, I don't understand why people (you're far from the only one) say this. For every dollar you save in taxes, you're paying two dollars to the bank. How can that possibly be smart? That plan is to take the money you have investe
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by shpxnvz 17y ago
the only information that could realistically be considered to need security in this app is the specific leads you generate/contact How about payment information? Should I expect an unencrypted form submission when I hand over my credit

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