usaar333

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by usaar333 17y ago
It actually isn't so bad for CS students at public schools. Some internships (msft, google, facebook, etc.) pay enough to cover a year's worth of tuition and housing.
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by usaar333 17y ago
You can keep even housing and car payments under control if you are willing to A) live in a smaller place (you can easily get to $450/month in the valley if you have roommates) and B) buy a low-mileage, 8+ year old car.
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by usaar333 17y ago
I have Blue Shield VitaBlue 1900 which costs about $69/month including dental. If you are willing to accept an extremely high deductible ($1900 annually here), you can get relatively cheap health insurance.
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by usaar333 17y ago
1) How easy is the keyboard to use? I imagine most ppl at least occasionally need to do typing. (er, most ppl who can afford a $500 tablet). 2) I don't see many advantages of the tablet. A dead-simple ChromeOS netbook will run faster, do m
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by usaar333 17y ago
I'm thinking of the question exactly the opposite. I have a $700 Dell Latitude E4300 (13" PC). It blows away the ipad in capabilities.
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by usaar333 17y ago
I really hate to ask this - but is there a way to watch that on linux? I have mplayer, but I can't find the embed link in the source to save the raw .mov file.
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by usaar333 17y ago
Thanks. So to clarify, this is just the same as what lighttpd phrases as a 'select()-/poll()-/epoll() based web server'? It seems that the main advantage of this is that you have one thread manging many sockets. I am a bit surprised that b
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by usaar333 17y ago
What exactly does 'non-blocking' mean in the context of a webserver?