tallanvor

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by tallanvor 18y ago
I agree. It never occurred to me that Google would manage to screw something up as fundamental as making sure domain renewals worked properly. Of course, given the recent issues we've seen reported with SSL certificates being allowed to e
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by tallanvor 18y ago
It's assault, plain and simple. --How can you justify doing that to someone?
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by tallanvor 18y ago
The name doesn't stand out - it's complicated and hard to remember the spelling, plus it arrived after Craigslist was already popular. Of course, Craigslist isn't nearly as big in other countries - In the UK gumtree is the winner, and in No
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by tallanvor 18y ago
You don't have to love your job in order to be happy. If it provides you with the money you need and still leaves you time to do the things you love, is it horrible not to love it? And what if loving your job results in you neglecting othe
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by tallanvor 18y ago
Typically they all submit their resignation effective at the end of the term. If the new president wants them to stay on, he'll ask them to do so ahead of time - I'm not sure if they have to be confirmed again, though... Since we haven't
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by tallanvor 18y ago
Condi's term as Secretary of State would also have ended at 12:00, so at that point she wouldn't have fallen anywhere within the chain of command.
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by tallanvor 18y ago
If you follow the MTV Cribs link below the embedded video, you can see it. It's a bit over the top, but there are some nice areas there!
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by tallanvor 18y ago
I've always sort of wondered who uses Campfire... Don't get me wrong, I'm not saying it's a bad product, but it's never struck me as something that was really missing from either my work life or my personal life.
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by tallanvor 18y ago
Actually, potatoes aren't as bad as people make them out to be. Some of the starches in potatoes are very similar to fiber, and they do contain quite a few vitamins and minerals (the article doesn't mention B6, thiamin, riboflavin, folate,
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by tallanvor 18y ago
Illinois Institute of Technology - CPE '02 Maybe not one of the IITs you were thinking of, though.
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by tallanvor 18y ago
You would have to create a dictionary where you can weight words (by frequency, most likely), and write a matcher that runs as a user types.
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by tallanvor 18y ago
I guess I just don't get why this would be "the only way to convince yourself that the "wiki" is a valuable medium". We use wikis at work without this, and I don't think anyone here would argue that it isn't a valuable resource. The histo
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by tallanvor 18y ago
Eh? None of the teachers or professors I had ever called college vocational training or ever insinuated that it was. None of my employers ever expected me to know everything I needed to know just because I went to college. My parents, an
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by tallanvor 18y ago
I agree - sort of. A company should always present a unified front, and no one person should be asked to sacrifice himself (or herself) because of a problem. Internally, however, you have to make sure you have processes in place to find ou
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by tallanvor 18y ago
Yeah, when you use sea salt, you're not using it everywhere, usually just at the end for presentation - otherwise it's just going to dissolve anyway, so there's no point in using it elsewhere. And as you mentioned, getting enough iodine isn
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by tallanvor 18y ago
It really depends on the type of work you're doing. For jobs that require a lot of collaboration, open areas holding around 10 people can be good. Some jobs would benefit more from having offices that hold 2-3 people each, and for jobs th
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by tallanvor 18y ago
"The research found that the traditional design was better - small, private closed offices." They're not suggesting the use of cubicles - I know I wouldn't really consider cubicles to be much different than open plan offices.
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by tallanvor 18y ago
And they're stacked on the desk because your shelf of books to read is already full. Or do I just buy too many books?
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by tallanvor 18y ago
Seeing him actually do it was even worse than reading about it!
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by tallanvor 18y ago
Obviously the basics are important, but if string theory keeps them interested - and maybe even helps them decide to continue in physics through college, then including it is a very smart decision.
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by tallanvor 18y ago
But some of us want to see the temperature in Fahrenheit no matter where we are, such as expats or travelers.
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by tallanvor 18y ago
Same with Chicago. --I don't know where they expect you to live for $337/month. And somehow they're trying to claim that Raleigh, NC is more expensive at $384 - not a chance.
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by tallanvor 18y ago
Yeah, Electoral-vote's results were pretty much the same as 538's. --And I consider Tanenbaum's site to be better overall, because while it's not as pretty, he's completely open about how he arrives at his results and makes all the data he