twymer

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by twymer 16y ago
Seems cool, I had to manually find my OpenID account link to be able to use it to login though.
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by twymer 16y ago
Training for college, I see.
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by twymer 16y ago
Have you looked at using IntelliJ instead of Eclipse? I've not used it, but it might be more of what you're looking for.
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by twymer 16y ago
You could always try contacting Randall and explain what you'd like to use the particular strip for to see if you could get a larger image. Even if the current size was large enough, he would probably appreciate knowing about his work being
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by twymer 16y ago
I object again! Statistics say there are slightly less men than women in the states. Therefore, the average person has more than one breast and less than one testicle. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Demographics_of_the_United_Stat...
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by twymer 16y ago
In terms of t-shirt type statements, I think this is the best I've read on here.
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by twymer 16y ago
I don't agree with the space in the users given example. If those were each 4-5 lines of distinct functionality it makes sense but if every line gets called "distinct" and you have almost as much white space as text that's silly. I definite
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by twymer 16y ago
What I'm really curious about is why he took it off mid-flight. Obviously it's a latex costume and a long flight, probably extremely uncomfortable but think about it, how is the person in the seat next to him not going to notice? Given the
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by twymer 16y ago
Same, and quickly realized I'll probably never return.
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by twymer 16y ago
I think email falls into the same category as the real life social graph. You communicate seperately with each group of friends. Other groups don't see your comments. The swimming kids don't see you reply to the friends from the gay bar tal
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by twymer 16y ago
It doesn't matter if it's not new information or if the companies knew about it or not. It's something that should be done to avoid screwing people over. Users don't always know about this stuff. Before publishing a tool that makes it so ea
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by twymer 16y ago
Slightly unrelated, but anyone know why they put chalkboards in their offices and not whiteboards?
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by twymer 16y ago
The gnome problem is definitely an issue for me. Ubuntu's focus is obviously the "average" user so they make their changes in favor of people who don't know what they are doing and while it makes sense, it's not what I need/want. I think th
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by twymer 16y ago
That's actually the big reason I was looking to change. I feel like every Ubuntu release is pulling more away from what I like to have.
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by twymer 16y ago
Sadly we will all still be held back in using HTML5 by Microsoft's previous attempts at a browser.
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by twymer 16y ago
I keep being tempted to move to something other than Ubuntu. Got my start on Linux way back when it was still called "Fedora Core" so I think I'm going to wind up installing this to see how it looks these days. Anyone use Fedora regularly?
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by twymer 16y ago
I think most students don't care. They don't ever understand what's going on with the pointers and are often content to just keep trying combinations of the syntax until the appropriate result comes out and the compiler stops yelling at the
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by twymer 16y ago
Personally I don't think a student who knows only C++ because he was force to use it in school is going to be much (or any) better than a student who knows only Java for that reason. The problem isn't that the language is Java, the problem
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by twymer 16y ago
I was personally hoping this would be a vim vs emacs joke when I saw the first set of hand images.
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by twymer 16y ago
I think the only time it becomes more than just inconvenient is in games and data. I love thinking the monster is green so it should be easy when instead it's yellow and I suffer a quick death. Also cool to have to interpret data that all l
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by twymer 16y ago
There's no combo of options which matches that. The "member of" options all have specific text such as being "not in relationship" or "in a relationship with someone from the site".
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by twymer 16y ago
What about an option for people who are a member but did not meet the person they are with through the site.
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by twymer 16y ago
I'm only really rejecting a few of his rejection attempts. Overall it's a cool idea, calling strangers and attempting to share food are where it went over board.
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by twymer 16y ago
I wonder what his friends will think of him after this. I think if I had a friend doing this it would be annoying. I mean the rejection therapy idea has merit, but so aggressively pursuing rejection like this just means you're constantly as
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by twymer 16y ago
I'm personally disappointed that it's more of a "Nook with color" than it is an Android tablet. Wish there was more information about "Nook Developer" as it's hard to tell how much work an Android app needs to run on this.
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by twymer 16y ago
Unity is the default in the 10.10 Netbook version of Ubuntu. It runs terribly slow and I found it unusable because of this. I was thinking it seemed like they made something that expected you to be on a desktop but marketed it wrong, I gues
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by twymer 16y ago
I think it really depends on the market too. If you're deploying something that businesses use every day, taking it down during business hours is a bit of a problem. If it's something I pay for and use personally, I would probably prefer it
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by twymer 16y ago
Might not be exactly what you're looking for in terms of learning Javascript, but I found the Javascript Koans to be pretty cool.. github.com/mrdavidlaing/functional-koans
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by twymer 16y ago
Your original text is: Is this as interesting as it seems? Your reworded text is: Is this as uninteresting as it seems? I guess so.
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by twymer 16y ago
I find comparing side projects (something of which we grow bored with a large percentage of then abandon) to children moderately disturbing.

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