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stevecalifornia
12y ago
My Nokia 929 has built in wireless charging. I believe it's Qi charging.
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12y ago
I really like this website and hope it continues to add examples. As a Microsoft oriented developer, it's nice to be able to peek over the shoulder of someone who is knowledgeable in another area and see how they do things.
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I spent a bunch of time reading the website and I can't tell what this product does: Is it a database engine or an abstraction on top of other products? If it's a database engine, then here are my thoughts: How is this database
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12y ago
I just had an incredible moment reading this and I have to share: I started flipping through the pages looking at the ads. I came across "Hi-Res Soccer" and "Hi-Res Football" by On-line Systems on page 59. Looks like y
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12y ago
Mentally it's less stressful to get behind another car and just let the computer control the speed and distance the whole way. You stop caring if they are going 55 or 77. I just sit there and listen to podcasts. I stay alert though,
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I bought a new car in Sept 2014. It uses radar to do adaptive cruise control all the way down to stop and go. It also uses camera's to sense the lanes and steer to keep lane. Also handles emergency braking and people cutting me off.
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Contact Akamai who recently bought the DDOS mitigation service Prolexic. They may be able to mitigate the attack and save you bandwidth costs. Alternatively, call CloudFlare. Don't just absorb this through Amazon.
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12y ago
In the article it says it uses infrared.
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Drop the social bit. Bold the colleagues part. Once every two years I might book a trip with friends and it's not a big deal. Six times a year I am going to conferences with workers and it's extremely painful doing the coordinat
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Reminds me of how 'The Real World' TV show started out as a whole bunch of different people living together in SF then as the show progressed season after season it just became a 20 something mono culture.
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I have observed real estate agents acting as a cartel. As an example, if you use a real estate agent from outside the area, when they go to negotiate a sale with the selling agent the selling agent won't give him the time of day. Onc
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12y ago
The final pictures are so heavily over-produced that they look incredibly fake-- which is a shame and leaves me totally baffled. It looks like someone literally painted the figure on the picture. The only time anxiety kicked in was the pic
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Ideas: (I'd be more interested in controlling my phone from the wrist) Two-factor auth codes on the wrist instead of unlocking phone. Beep my phone button (so I can find it when it's lost). Record conversation. I have bad memory
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When I first got on the Internet in 1994 I used the same password for everything for the next decade before I became security conscious (now I have a random, strong, unique password for every service). Anyways, that password is not in this
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I am really interested to see what happens once ASP.Net is running on Linux. C# and Visual Studio are fantastic, mature tools and I think a lot of developers would enjoy using them whereas they might be hesitant at the moment due to OS loc
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TPM is a chip on the motherboard that stores the keys for the encrypted hard-drive. You can't move the hard disk to another machine or use a backup to go elsewhere because it won't have the correct key on the TPM to decrypt the h
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12y ago
Thank you for including Windows Phone in your distribution. I just bought SimpleRockets!
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It also does voice to voice. I speak into my phone, it types it out, translates it to whatever language then speaks it in that language. It's a travelling app that they don't seem to advertise. It also does the augmented realit
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12y ago
This has been in Windows Phone 8 since it came out.
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This is an honest question: What is the use case for desktop Linux? Why would you switch to Linux? I feel like none of the tools I use are in Linux and I would spend most of my time trying workarounds rather than actually do work. Does
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15y ago
I have always been excited about virtual currency but then realize the federal government has a concern with currency being used to move money around illegally. I am curious what the law specifically states about virtual currency: when it
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How do you down-vote? Seriously, these 'hackers' could be contributing to the greater good of our civilization by writing tools and methodologies to make network security not so asymmetric in favor of attackers. It's really a shame that th