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I do. You can define the 'project', and then use that field in a variety of ways. I use the format 'Customer.Project', as I oftentimes have many projects with each customer. Using this method, I can sort by 'Cust
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Between 10 - 10:30pm, though sometimes as late as 11:30pm.
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I'm using the Vimium plugin for Chrome, which isn't half bad
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I wouldn't call it obsolete (since it's still actively being used/developed in) or obscure (since there's a large and active user base). But it is a unique programming language.
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I don't live in an area where the sun can wake me up regularly, and I have a spouse to boot, but I do wake up without alarms. It took a bit of doing, but after shifting my schedule so as to be a morning person about 18 years ago, afte
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The stupid thing is, we all know it. The city planners didn't want to put stop signs in, but my neighbors demanded it. It was stop signs or speed bumps, and the majority ruled in favor of stop signs (not that speed bumps would have be
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If you go into your account, you can hit a button that says "remind me before renewing" and it will email you.
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From someone who lives on a road routinely used to cut about 15 seconds off people's commute (seriously), I have two asks: obey the speed limit, and stop at the stop signs. That's all we're asking. As I'm typing this,
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Until you need to replace the batteries
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MITS were not dependent on Gates and Allen for BASIC; MITS didn't even have plans to have a BASIC interpreter. They were approached by Gates and Allen out of the blue, and had no contract in place If they had not delivered, it wouldn
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> Most software, and nearly all 'enterprise' or 'business' software should be able to be fully defined and written on paper, by humans, before a single developer is engaged to translate those requirements to something
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Oh, friend. You are missing out. https://www.telnetbbsguide.com/
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Particles BBS is another good Commodore board. I connect using my VIC-20 and a USR-TCP232-T2. http://www.particles.org/particlesbbs/
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Also used in Pascal for the same purpose.
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From that link you provided, there's an update dated 11/5/2014 stating they don't do that anymore.
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Safe to say Apple has quite a bit of experience in the architecture migration department.
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I think you hit the nail on the head here
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Just make it easy for everyone to create their own mailing list. Then you could subscribe to friends, and get updates from them, plus participate in discussions with their other friends. "Muting" a friend would be up to the cont
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Most EMR (electronic medical records) software isn't even regulated, though about 8-10 years ago there was a big todo about it coming down the line. Still hasn't happened. I would expect the EMRs to be regulated long before cons
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Diaspora has been around for a while; I remember joining about 6-7 years ago, but it suffered from the problem all new social networking sites suffer from -- nobody I knew or wanted to follow was there, so I abandoned it. I've since co
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This is foreign to me, can you explain it a bit more? Where I live, we have school districts, and inside those districts are boundaries for various schools. You know well before you even buy/rent your home what school boundary that h
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Many are moving over to full30.com
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Potentially it throws off the conclusions they're hoping to convey?
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Are you really implying that persons of faith are less knowledgeable than the faithless? That faith is simply the lack of knowledge? Knowledge and science do not preclude faith; indeed, the two often go hand in hand.
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Your username must be ironic, because that was very well stated, and not something I expect from an idiot on the net.
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Indeed. My church sponsors missions all over; Zimbabwe, Brazil, Honduras, Mexico, etc. A few years ago, we sponsored one of our elders who went on a multi-year mission to the UK.
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It means in order for someone to first hose your system, they must first have already hosed your network.
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Those are very similar to the Nagoya NA-717, which I have on my UV-82. I love how flexible it is; I never worry about it, and like you can bend it way over while stuffing it in the backpack.
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Except on 7.255Mhz. Stay away from those lids
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Conversely, anthropology has advanced a wee bit since 1941 when that original examiner looked at them.
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