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by stygiansonic 13y ago
Agreed - there is no one "true" solution, as is the case with many things. There are times when I value the (semi) privacy of my cubicle for getting into a focused flow for hours. At this time, I do not want to be interrupted. At other tim
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by stygiansonic 13y ago
For the performance issue, either update to the latest version of Eclipse or downgrade to 3.8: http://download.eclipse.org/eclipse/downloads/eclipse3x.html Juno has been plagued with performance problems and so I downgraded to 3.8 and it'
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by stygiansonic 13y ago
Agreed. If you don't have a lacrosse ball, a golf ball will also work. You can wrap it in elastic bands (those thick ones used to bunch broccoli up) to help reduce it sliding around. The key is to really grind your heel into it - it sho
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by stygiansonic 13y ago
Wow, I feel old! I remember stumbling upon this site back in the day when I was getting educated about CSS and separation of presentation from content. It was a great inspiration and led to much self-improvement and learning. Some good time
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by stygiansonic 13y ago
I've also had a few interesting discussions. One was also with a cashier, who I discovered had graduated from my alma mater with a degree in geological engineering. She was now working on poetry and other writing and she seemed genuinely ha
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by stygiansonic 13y ago
Agreed. It's quite easy to notice someone wearing one and that easily segues into questions about which discipline they chose, what school they went to and inevitably, how they use relatively little of their engineering/school knowledge in
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by stygiansonic 14y ago
TD Waterhouse works the same way. I was actually surprised at how little information was asked of me when I phoned in.