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by starik36 10y ago
Jeff, I've used a recent RetroPie (v3.3 afaik) and Pi2, which is only slightly slower that Pi3. I've also attempted to overclock it - it helped a bit, but not much.
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by starik36 10y ago
I did use RetroPie. That is true, PS3 controller is pretty easy to connect via the USB cable. I tried it to connect it wirelessly. That's where it gets tricky and unreliable.
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by starik36 10y ago
I've attempted to do this. It's not as simple as Jeff Atwood states. For starters, there is a lot more tinkering and messing around than is indicated in the article. You want to connect an old PS3 controller that's sitting
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by starik36 10y ago
This is actually pretty cool. It lets publishers just focus on content, while the podcast apps offer the opportunity to monetize. Kind of like YouTube. As long as the apps don't start doing stupid stuff like unskippable commercials.
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by starik36 10y ago
Were you able to see the rings of Saturn with this telescope? How about the red spot of Jupiter? Any of its moons? And finally, do you observe these objects in a place with a lot of light pollution?
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by starik36 10y ago
This summer. After the school lets out - so around June 20 or so. I will actually have time. If you are interested, ping me at starik36 @ hotmail.com
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by starik36 10y ago
Kind of, but a bit more elegant and much more general in nature. The idea is to put this device between the electricity outlet and whatever device. I could then go to a website and toggle the electricity switch.
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by starik36 10y ago
Not looking for a co-founder for a business idea, but a partner for a hobby project this summer. Someone who knows hardware. I can do the software/firmware. I want to build a simple internet enabled on/off toggle. Preferably look
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by starik36 11y ago
I seriously looked at Redis and SQL Server 2016 in-memory DB. Redis was rejected because it isn't really a database. And SQL Server because it can't scale out, only up. MemSQL was easy to install and do a quick test. Plus, you
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by starik36 11y ago
For MemSQL folks here...implement stored procedure support please. I would love to move all legacy apps I have over to MemSQL but I can't because of this.
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by starik36 11y ago
I am working on a greenfield project right now utilizing MemSQL and so far its pretty solid. We haven't gone to production yet, so no concrete results to report. The cool thing about it, compared to other in-memory tools, is that its
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by starik36 11y ago
I have VS2015. I've never had to login or create an account. It's purely optional.
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by starik36 11y ago
Overall I agree with your assessment, but you are inaccurate on a couple of counts. None of these "revolutions" started as US+European backed. The western powers only got involved after the brutal crackdowns (and not at all in Egy
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by starik36 11y ago
> any record of Pompeii Truthers They would be arguing at what temperature the Roman column melts.
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by starik36 11y ago
Love this quote: "Since we started to roll out unlimited cloud storage to Office 365 consumer subscribers, a small number of users backed up numerous PCs and stored entire movie collections and DVR recordings. In some instances, this e
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by starik36 11y ago
Give Visual Studio a try (particularly v2015). It's pretty good at auto-complete at the very least. And you could still file tickets from it as well.
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by starik36 11y ago
Actually, MVC is called ASP.NET MVC. And at this point, it is very far from a Rails clone.
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by starik36 12y ago
Exactly... And it wasn't bad. I owned one. But they got eclipsed by camera phones and that was the end of that. Hindsight being 20/20, they probably should have focused on selling constituent parts of the camera to phone manufac
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by starik36 12y ago
Wow, very uplifting. Thanks for this.
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by starik36 12y ago
So Scotty-based software development?
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by starik36 12y ago
This is awesome. One suggestion is a permalink for a specific fare estimate that I can forward someone.
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by starik36 12y ago
I was affected. Even though I used NoIP's free service simply to get to my home network, I still can't get in. Thanks Microsoft.
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by starik36 12y ago
Ex parte order can be given even if Vitalwerks does show up (source: divorce court). Ex-parte simply means that it was an emergency and couldn't wait. However, it also means that a new full hearing has been setup (likely in 2 weeks or
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by starik36 12y ago
I agree with OP. There is zero information as to why I should ditch the built-in mail app and head for Inky.
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by starik36 12y ago
> Following the ousting of HP CEO Mark Hurd, [Ellison stated], ...HP board just made the worst personnel decision since the idiots on the Apple board fired Steve Jobs many years ago I don't know about Ellison's personal traits,
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by starik36 13y ago
Why is it useless?
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by starik36 13y ago
Does it provide PeerBlock ( http://www.peerblock.com/ ) style protection? Or can it be integrated into it?
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by starik36 13y ago
That's a pretty nice app. I think with these simple apps you have to be at the right time in the right place. When I wrote That's Not Funny, there was only one Android phone on the market (HTC G1) and the App Store was fairly ti
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by starik36 13y ago
A stupid app, called That's Not Funny, that I wrote in 2008 or so to teach myself Android programming (when v1 came out) continues to make around $40 a month from ads. https://play.google.com/store/apps/detail
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by starik36 13y ago
In Windows 8, the ability to mount ISOs is native.

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