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13y ago
Unless you're eating WHILE you're working.
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13y ago
Do you happen to know the most elegant solution to this problem? Convert the date to seconds since date X (or unix timestamp / 60) and divide by the number of mins you need and convert to int.
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Not everyone likes living in apartments. Not everyone thinks it's a wise choice to spend as much as a used house on a new condo where it's hard to find parking. Not everyone likes living in a cement jungle. Not everyone likes to h
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You are assuming a society where everyone shares everything. I don't think that's likely with the introduction of cars that drive themselves. Most early adopters may not be "sharers" either, so they may not push the tech
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What happens when you have more than 100k likes? Our business will soon grow out of this limit...
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13y ago
Maybe the cool kids will wear the pebble watch...
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13y ago
Definitely no where near the reported millions of income. Data hosting is probably the lowest expense a website has.
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Google knows what you were searching for, when, and for how long...
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Open up the source and search for google.com...
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It doesn't mean you can't learn. We are our own limit.
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Just curious: Does communication need to be done instantly? Couldn't people communicate via something like packages sent via mail or persons traveling between countries? I always assumed that when these groups communicated, the informa
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13y ago
In my experience: most people that don't know proper DB design and SQL will do two things: - Over-utilize stored procedures, views, etc. - Implement many obscure "hacks" There is nothing wrong with using built-in database fun
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Yes. I've been to many places where people were amazed with a US passport. They told me they have never seen one before in their lives.
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It appears like they were communicating together 4 years ago to allow for swap-style batteries: http://apps1.eere.energy.gov/news/news_detail.cfm/news_id=12...
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Kim Dotcom Comes to Chicago
(techweek.com)
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Moniker System-wide Security Breach
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My experience is that every host has it's pros and cons. I never trust these types of statements. Just because you didn't perform backups, it doesn't mean that you should blame the host. Even the best-of-the-best hosts will f
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Even chrome frame has been retired because IE6 usage is so low.
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Why spend time re-inventing the wheel? If you're looking to sharpen your skills, then go for it. I believe most people would prefer to get their product out the door as quickly as it's reasonable.
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Just because they say they don't collect your info, it doesn't mean that google doesn't get it. Look at the source of a search page and you'll notice that they include scripts directly from google.com...
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But... this was always my go-to joke for handling IE issues...
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Will the videos be recorded and published? I am currently employed full-time and I will find it very difficult to be online for a live video...
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I don't think that the author is really comparing apples to apples. The products are different and the prices are different. That being said, most of the time when comparing amazon to local retailers, I notice the price is almost identical,
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My biggest concern is not that they will get your email credentials, but the fact that they may have your email and a password to start tinkering with on banking sites, social media, etc.
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This story made me want a nixie watch: http://www.cathodecorner.com/nixiewatch/watchmovie.html
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One thing I wanted to point out: There is a difference between food and a service. People are willing to spend more on food than on any service or product if you think about it long term. When looking at my finances, food is always #2 every
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What do people use short URLs for nowadays? I used to run one that was "dynamnic" in the sense that you had a number of services that it could resolve and specific data you would send the services. But it never gained traction. /g/search+qu
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His moniker says it all... :) hehe
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Just a technical note: The last image mentions "iPad" when it's clearly an HP :)
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Wow! I never thought about looking at how much I've spent on fuel over a long period of time. The problem for me is that we have multiple cars. I currently drive until the red light comes on, fill up, and look at the trip counter to see how
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