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by tcdent 13y ago
That only works with templates that extend a base template, not ones included inline.
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by tcdent 13y ago
I've watched the ecosystem from the pre-1.0 days and it is still steadily evolving. New packages are being developed (and abandoned) every day. Some of them are very mature, others are just starting, and many are just plain bad. Implem
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by tcdent 13y ago
I agree with his thinking, but his presentation is just too in-your-face. It can be hard to find a balance when communicating something you're passionate about.
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by tcdent 13y ago
How do you account for old age in your current plan? Sock away some money to pay for hospice care at ~$4000/mo./ea. and hope you time your death accordingly? Or, create an environment that will support your family indefinitely. Gi
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by tcdent 13y ago
Polarization is never realistic; you've got to find a balance.
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by tcdent 13y ago
In your mind, how would that be a limiting factor? Your partner becomes your working companion; this is a mutual relationship at it's very essence. Your children learn practical skills, grow stronger, and aren't shaped entirely by
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by tcdent 13y ago
Totally agree. Working on moving my life in the same direction. I'll be spending a lot of time on your site, http://wikioverland.org Thanks for the resource!
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by tcdent 13y ago
Are Android phones actually cheaper than their proprietary counterparts?
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by tcdent 13y ago
> Is three years a long time? That struck me as odd, too. Thinking of progress in such short periods must be Moore's Law in practice, I guess.
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by tcdent 13y ago
Still running a 2006 MBP primarily, so I'm getting close. Also getting close to needing an upgrade. Mostly for RAM though.
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by tcdent 13y ago
I think you'll find the negative response from developers to be way larger than you anticipated. (Otherwise, you probably wouldn't have gone through with this.) I still respected MT for their independence, even if the service was
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by tcdent 13y ago
"HTML and Applications" I'd agree that it was not the original goal of HTML to develop full applications.
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by tcdent 13y ago
Los Angeles based developer here. Practically everyone uses a Mac that I know.
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by tcdent 13y ago
So stick with Windows and let the Free Software hippies have a little fun. :)
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by tcdent 13y ago
Here's my friend's build thread. I'll start publishing info on my project in the next couple of months. http://www.pirate4x4.com/forum/expedition-vehicles/955676-ma...
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by tcdent 13y ago
Trucks, and everything else your tax dollars go to that the US government doesn't want, all sell at auction on http://govliquidation.com for pennies on the dollar.
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by tcdent 13y ago
We're picking up the newer series of 5 tons, which get about 7 MPG with the latest revision turbo diesel. Earlier ones get about 4. Little hard to swallow the fuel cost if you're planning on back-and-forth trips, but my route is a
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by tcdent 13y ago
It's a little scary just how far this applies. We're building military 6x6's into motorhomes, and as soon as they meet the requirements for a living space, there's no special regulation.
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by tcdent 13y ago
Awesome conversion. Didn't expect the crowd here to get this excited about mobile living. Myself and a few friends are working on slightly more 'extreme' motorhomes (based on military 6x6's), designed for unimproved road
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by tcdent 13y ago
Are there any options (or plans) for import/export?
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by tcdent 13y ago
I don't think of it as a new limit at 99 chars, meaning you should switch, but that the 79 limit isn't a hard limit, just a guideline. If you have a line that would suffer under 79 chars, let it go a little long, but no farther th
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by tcdent 13y ago
I've always used my best judgement. It's a peeve of mine that devs stick to that as a hard-and-fast rule, even when you're 1 or 2 characters over, and apply some crazy indent structure just to get past it. While we're at
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by tcdent 13y ago
I'm curious about the differences of your custom Python build.
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by tcdent 13y ago
> how does a well made car burst into flames so quickly? I always wonder about this, it's not like a car fire is anything like hollywood makes it out to be.
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Earl - A rugged, E-ink displayed, solar charged Android tablet(meetearl.com)
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by tcdent 13y ago
Definitely. This is one of the largest benefits of open source software to me.
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by tcdent 13y ago
Not "might", will . They state it on the linked page: "... our customer service team will help resolve any questions you might have."
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by tcdent 13y ago
Yeah, double confusing. After realizing it wasn't that kind of client it still took me a bit to realize it wasn't a fundraiser, either.
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by tcdent 14y ago
I'm definitely a minority, but plan on building a durable array (for on and off-road travel). Until now, a redundant terabyte was pretty hard to swallow. Now I'm just looking for a nice 2.5" enclosure with a built-in RAID controller and eSA
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by tcdent 14y ago
Most good logotypes don't use typefaces as-is; minor tweaks are made to the characters, ligaments are created, etc. To someone with the right skillset, I don't think starting with an iffy open source font would be much of a problem.

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