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13y ago
https://www.sparkfun.com/products/9450 it's not business card sized, but it'd probably fit in a pocket.
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13y ago
In that particular use case, what stops you from laying an actual human hair onto your screen? I just had to take one of it, so they go there out of their own volition.
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13y ago
Product Scenting Suffixes as follows: [u] - "urine", [s] - "sock,worn", [bc] - "burned,capacitor", [br] - "burned,resistor", [a] - "asbestos" [m] - "methapetamines&
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13y ago
Swiping stuff you don't understand will land you in a world of pain.
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13y ago
Out of which perhaps only ex-pos gets it right when it comes to a landing page. Avero's headline is somewhat of a turn off ("Wait, what app? Why do I need this app?"), Euclid's page sounds like a MBA wrote it (Maximize y
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13y ago
For example the incredibly devastating fluctuations due to shedding of skin and subsequent gains due to snowflakes.
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13y ago
Generally it goes Consumer, Industrial, Automotive, Medical and then Military Grade when it comes to chips. Differences can include higher heat tolerances or additional fail safes, such as additional watch dog timers, etc.
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13y ago
Absurd in that this Tech Crunch article reads like something out of Elite Daily. Feelgood, relatable, information sushi which isn't even that fresh. To people who are actually in that process, this seems like regurgitating the obvious.
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13y ago
Meh, Communism is like Zero-Point Energy. It sounds good in theory, but it's been disproved time after time, yet it still has adherents saying that the conventional power grid is evil, and that Zero-Point Energy will solve everything.
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http://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/cif-green/2009/dec/... The economic realities of Fairtrade seem different IF the Guardian can be trusted on this.
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Those Chinese in abject rural poverty seem to be quite content there from what I could gather from friends and relatives that went to rural China (I stayed in the larger cities, so I'm clarifying that I haven't had first hand expe
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13y ago
Wouldn't it be 0.666...?
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13y ago
I'm currently learning CSS, and it really all seems like dirty hacks to me. margin: o auto;? So I can't tell this to just horizontally center itself automatically? Don't get me wrong, I love dirty hacks, just not if they'
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13y ago
And lottery tickets are a dollar each, and the upside can be so great (thousands of dollars), why not buy one? But online submissions are worse than lottery tickets, because you buy a lottery ticket, and then check it from time to time. No,
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13y ago
Oooops, my bad. Should have focused more on the balance aspect really. I get what you mean by the internal pressure to work thing. You get anxious when you're not working, and that anxiety starts to nag on your psyche. I've gotten
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13y ago
Ok, the knack really seems to be work smarter, not harder. I haven't got it down to pat entirely, but I'm getting there. If you have to work hard till 4 am to get school work done, you have a problem. You can group the problems th
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I'm still a student, but I pulled through something similar (trying to get into college), and I thought harder work would get me there. After a couple of months of sleeping 4 hours a day, and way too much coffee and ramen (some cram ni
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13y ago
Congratulations on getting the 180 websites done.
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13y ago
where you here when the last post was dropped?
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Damnit, I was hoping for an article about the health drawbacks of cucumber (I'm boring that way), and it's about another Framework. It'd be awesome if people started tagging these as [technical] or [computers] or [vegetable-a
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13y ago
You're just a couple of years late.
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Did you start checking facebook as well whenever he got a new message?
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Their pen selection really lacks something. It's sorely missing in high end pens.
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13y ago
Or just have example domains you're offering right now show up faintly on your landing page. (plug & rant response) I'm much more freaked out by burnakitty.com. What are you planning to do with that domain?
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13y ago
But speeding laws are pretty specific, some even with tolerances to account for radar inaccuracy. If a radar control measures you're driving over the speed limit, you get a ticket. But the point is that this isn't specific. It
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13y ago
Whenever I click on anything it layers the new elements behind the other ones and the whole interface becomes unresponsive. It works for others though, and it's pretty and iOSey, so props on that.
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Wait, so it's conspiracy theory/religion applied to x86 assembler? I'm going to print it out for future reference.
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13y ago
Hmmmm...no ruling elites?
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Off topic, but that is a really pretty wine app. You ever thought about pairing with wineries later on to get tasting packs out? After all, you have the data to make informed recommendations, so you might as well sell the wine.
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13y ago
Uhmmm, your live demo just selfdestructed when I clicked on it. Any chance it doesn't work in firefox?
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