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by streety 18y ago
> How about simply entering in the notes that you write on paper during the exam into your records database when you are done and alone. Given the training she has received, and the salary she receives, I would prefer her not to be spen
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by streety 18y ago
Absolutely. However often you reseed the generator you need it to be unguessable. Server activity would be a good source of entropy with the caveat, as you point out, that you need to be sure that there is more activity on the server than
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by streety 18y ago
"nethack.alt.org has patched the initial seed calculation, but as nethacker Adeon has demonstrated, it's still feasible to figure out the game's seed by observing random effects." To me the article reads as though this is more than just an
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by streety 18y ago
I wonder how much of that is due to difference rather than genuine inferiority. My understanding is that the learning style in the US and China is very different. Disclaimer: I've never visited China and I've spent a grand total of 3 da
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by streety 18y ago
Am I right in thinking this is solely a webapp at the moment? I wouldn't really want to leave my computer on overnight. Can you recommend an app for waking from hibernation ready for your service to kick in?
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by streety 18y ago
I'm fairly sure your site is easy to find with a quick google search but why not make it easy for us all and update your profile here as well?
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by streety 18y ago
It's surprising, and a little disappointing, that the original author had not already submitted it. I've not played around with Magento but my understanding is that it's based on the Zend Framework. Zend_Form has a dedicated element for pr
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by streety 18y ago
Badscience is almost always worth the time to read. Although it can be a bit depressing. Taking a look at the article by Aric Sigman it does appear weak. Having said that it's worth reading if only for the accompanying images.
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by streety 18y ago
A massive stretch. My intention wasn't to suggest that I/you/we/them 'loved' our houses/cars/jobs but that you could substitute loved for your activity/goal of choice and the idea still holds true.
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by streety 18y ago
'Tis better to have loved and lost than never to have loved at all. I wonder what he thinks of Tennyson.
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by streety 18y ago
If: 1) You can secure the domain <yoursite>me.com and 2) It helps with your marketing I would say go for it.
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by streety 18y ago
Areca Palm (Chrysalidocarpus lutescens) . . . One needs about 4 shoulder high plants/person Mother-in-law’s Tongue (Sansevieria trifasciata) . . . One requires about 6-8 such waist high plants per person in the bedroom This seems like a la
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by streety 18y ago
Why not use both a per-site and a per-user salt?
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by streety 18y ago
I've used namecheap to set up a cert for my site. It's the only one I've set up so far so I can't compare them to other vendors but I had no problems and would happily use them again.
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by streety 18y ago
"I'm planning to do CompSci for three years and then train in medicine for four." This somewhat surprises me. If you ignore the crazy number of A levels his grade in Chemistry puts him on shaky ground for Medicine. http://www.cam.ac.uk/ad
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by streety 18y ago
I seem to be in a similar position but going a little more slowly. Do you have any tips on understanding the spec sheets? Have you found any good tutorials?
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by streety 18y ago
My personal website was .info Luckily I've since been able to get a decent .com (and .co.uk)
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by streety 18y ago
Peer review isn't the problem. It is as important today as it was a hundred years ago. The problem is the way in which it is paid for in the majority of journals. There has been a trend to enable the original researcher to bear the costs
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by streety 18y ago
Following the article to the youtube video and then following the link there leads you to this site: http://robot.watch.impress.co.jp/cda/news/2009/01/23/1567.ht... Translation: http://translate.google.com/translate?prev=hp&hl=en&#
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by streety 18y ago
ambient light sensitive LED, using the same LED for sensing as making light (pretty nifty trick, makes me wonder my more electronics don't do it. No need for blinding indicators in a dark room) I've recently bought an arduino and
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by streety 18y ago
That's a little disappointing. It starts out well: http://www.pbs.org/cringely/pulpit/2007/pulpit_20070927_0030... http://www.pbs.org/cringely/pulpit/2007/pulpit_20071214_0036... Then goes downhill: http://spacefellowship.com/News/?p
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Earliest weapons-grade plutonium found in US dump(newscientist.com)
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by streety 18y ago
Some of the categorisation is a little unusual with libraries, PEAR, and templating systems, Smarty and Savant2, thrown in with frameworks and the version control section containing only continuous integration tools. It's a good list thoug
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by streety 18y ago
I doubt even that would have been necessary. A quick call to Dell explaining she hadn't realised her laptop would come with an unfamiliar OS when she tried to save a few dollars and could she please switch to what she is used to would prob
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by streety 18y ago
I find it rather depressing. Comparing the harm something like this could do (cheek swab and blood sample) and the potential benefit against some of the work scientists are performing on their own, healthy, children (there was a post on he
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by streety 18y ago
I've pointed out one of the brainstorming boards in reply to rw talking about whether, "laissez-faire [is] at all desirable?" There are some other interesting nuggets. http://www.flickr.com/photos/9742300@N06/2946731651/ For prisons and m
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by streety 18y ago
With the exception of slavery that quote seems to be on the tame side of what's being suggested. The result of one of their brain storming sessions: http://www.flickr.com/photos/9742300@N06/2946735005/
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by streety 18y ago
I wonder how profitable these events are. Anyone know of a conference that has released their finances?
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by streety 18y ago
Everything you've described could be done with a standard laptop and you wouldn't need to make all the sacrifices.
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by streety 18y ago
I was thinking the same thing. I know firefox on vista can get up to 1Gb of ram without too much trouble. My understanding is that webkit is a little less resource hungry though. The article also says, "The software: currently we’re runni

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