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14y ago
Using chrome and it works for me. Absolutely amazing!
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14y ago
Apply to another place? Without much information there isn't much to say. Are you implying you were unfairly laid off, or are you just letting us know and asking for advice? If the latter, then start applying. How about some freelance work
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14y ago
Ever tried using gitX? I really like it.
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>Think reddit without the childish memes and BS. I agree, however, for simple answers I've had some very good luck on r/explainlikeimfive. If anyone here hasn't seen that subreddit I suggest taking a look at it. There are plenty of thin
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14y ago
I said similar, not the same. Both people had their game ripped off by Chinese companies without their consent who are now selling them. I'd say that's very similar. >The difference is that this is not plagiarism; this is just piracy. H
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14y ago
There was a similar incident that someone posted on Reddit recently, however, not using HTML5. http://www.reddit.com/r/gaming/comments/yc02l/some_company_i...
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14y ago
I've seen images and demos of them, just not in person. They do look very interesting. I'd love to get my hands on one.
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14y ago
How is the TI-83 forgotten technology? Go to any college or high school classroom and you'll find plenty of them, albeit the 84 and 89 are becoming more common.
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14y ago
> Given how hard it is to build anything that can zoom at 225mph without losing control or crashing, I find this a rather impressive feat! Just to put it into perspective, the new Mustang GT500 can reach 200mph stock from the factory an
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14y ago
Right, and my point is that if they don't want people to mess with their product then its entirely their right to prevent it. While it may not be smart, it's a different situation than email/IRC.
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>But these profit-seeking corporations are now standing in the way of futher progress. The gatekeepers need to go. Neither IRC nor Email are companies that own the rights to their communication method.
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14y ago
This is the best resource I've used for higher level math. I'm not sure why more people don't know about it because everything is VERY in depth with great examples and explanations. http://tutorial.math.lamar.edu/Classes/LinAlg/LinAlg.aspx
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The other day I saw a commercial for the company Invent Help . I usually ignore them but for once it really got me thinking. They start by saying something along the lines of "are you an inventor..." which lead me to ask the same question a
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14y ago
How so? Everyone has to start somewhere. Not that learning HTML or CSS is difficult, but it would've helped to speed things up when I first started.
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14y ago
I don't necessarily agree with the author. I'm not sure about anyone else here, but after I learned a couple languages each additional language was "that" much easier to learn. While the syntax and general structure may vary from one to the
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14y ago
What do you mean? If they're logged out they're not active. Changing data (user info?) shouldn't matter because that's not how active users are checked.
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I'm not sure if anyone agrees with me, but I feel like software development will outweigh the need for significantly faster chips over the next 5-10 years. It seems like all the buzz has been about machine learning, signal processing, softw
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A long time ago (windows 98 I believe) my screen went blank and green text appeared saying "Hello, how are you?" I was about 12 at the time so I had no idea what was going on. I don't recall my response, but I remember the "person" on the o
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14y ago
I also thought that was insulting with the wheel chair icon. A person in a wheel chair has problems walking, not (necessarily) their vision. How about "Help" in text?...less confusion and possible anger
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14y ago
Facebook Camera may have been awful(according to this article, I've never used it), but that still doesn't indicate a value of Instagram. It just means that Facebook Camera is worth less than Instagram.
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14y ago
>It's easy to imagine an undergraduate education in engineering or mathematics being delivered and certified completely through the internet. Mathematics, yes. Engineering, no. Am I one of the outliers that feels labs are essential to s
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14y ago
>does one not learn to think before college? Where are the parents? Maturity plays a huge role. A lot can happen in 4 years of independence.
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How did they not touch on a lack of confidence being a reason for bragging? I've noticed when people tend to brag, sometimes it's because they're compensating for other issues. I'm not a psychologist nor have I done any lab studies on this,
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I agree with this article, however, it overlooks one huge aspect; porn has been popular long before America became fat and obsessed with the "I want it now" massive $1 cheeseburgers.
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15y ago
Does the patent cover the concept or the hardware/software?....or both?
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15y ago
There are thousands of people who apply. They can't possibly find the time to reply to all of them. Maybe a few of the borderline ones, but in reality you can't expect them to spend weeks responding to everyone.
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15y ago
I googled this regarding previous years and it seems like they're sent out early evening Eastern time. edit: mid-evening Eastern Time.
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>Not going to work for a very simple reason, regardless of the complexity of licensing: making a copy is easier. Itunes and Amazon Marketplace work so I don't see any reason why this couldn't. I'm not claiming it's pure gold (I agree th
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Have any companies played around with the idea of re-selling or trading digital licenses? For example, say a website has a bunch of music to download. If you get sick of one song, you can trade that license to another user for a song that t
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That is highly unlikely. Kickstarter is essentially a marketplace for entrepreneurs. People don't go to Amazon or ebay in the same sense as Google or Facebook. Sure they have one hell of a business, but only a certain kind of person is attr
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