wedowhatwedo

11 ms·

61.
by wedowhatwedo 8y ago
He connected an antenna to it. That's what makes it illegal.
62.
by wedowhatwedo 8y ago
How much time will it take to find an alternative? If it takes an hour, you've spent way more than $60.
63.
by wedowhatwedo 8y ago
Why is color of a car an issue with OOP? Without knowing your the use cases, neither of us will model it correctly for the job at hand. A car obviously has multiple colors. It has at least two: exterior and interior. Quite often there are
64.
by wedowhatwedo 8y ago
I have used apache since version 1.0 came out. I have never needed to modify the code. If you use this logic, you would not be able to run Linux because it is written in C, correct?
65.
by wedowhatwedo 8y ago
His first program he wrote as a professional was a payroll program. Altair BASIC came later.
66.
by wedowhatwedo 8y ago
That's what this project does. It does signing, just not encryption. I would argue that this is OK legally.
67.
by wedowhatwedo 8y ago
Yes, if encryption was permitted, there would be a ton of interest...by commercial companies. Non-licensed users would out number licensed ones by huge amounts. It would put an end to amateur radio.
68.
by wedowhatwedo 8y ago
It isn't mentioned in the article, because the Trump tariffs didn't exist when the article was written.
69.
by wedowhatwedo 9y ago
It's possible but what happens often now is the professor is getting paid twice. Paid sabbatical and bonus money for the book. If the University was doing it, they wouldn't pay a person twice for one job. At least that's h
70.
by wedowhatwedo 9y ago
That's good in theory, but what currently happens is a professor takes a fully paid sabbatical and writes the book for a publishing company. That company sells the book to students for $300 a copy and pays the professor $50 a copy (wi
71.
by wedowhatwedo 9y ago
A year ago, I would have agreed with you because all examples of Religion I saw were like that. They provided help with strings attached. They did things to make sure non-members followed the rules of their religion. I found about a Unita
72.
by wedowhatwedo 9y ago
Download the mac version. It's a zip file. Look in Contents/MacOS. You'll find the jar there.
73.
by wedowhatwedo 9y ago
It's funny to me when people complain about something they get for free. There are at least two solutions to this problem and neither of them are writing a blog to complain about the work that someone else has done and given a way for
74.
by wedowhatwedo 9y ago
Here is an archive of Orson Welles' radio artifacts: https://orsonwelles.indiana.edu/
75.
by wedowhatwedo 9y ago
I don't have administrative rights on my work Mac. I tried to install via brew. Got this: Moving App 'Insomnia.app' to '/Applications/Insomnia.app'. Password: I can't find the app anywhere after sud
76.
by wedowhatwedo 9y ago
The page says this: "Read them anywhere. These books are available in PDF and ePUB formats, meaning you can read them anywhere at any time. The Four Lenses of Innovation and Startup Weekend are also available in MOBI format."
77.
by wedowhatwedo 9y ago
But we still have teams spend endless amounts of time debating on which flavor of Javascript, where the braces go, or which NPM module is the most effective.
78.
by wedowhatwedo 9y ago
I have driven my Volt on many 500+ mile trips using the battery at first then the gas engine to generate electricity for the wheels. I'm still alive and all my passengers are still alive. My 2012 Volt has had no recalls. It's be
79.
by wedowhatwedo 9y ago
https://github.com/guillermooo/Vintageous "Vintageous has been discontinued." I wouldn't blame the problem you had on Sublime. I can start up Sublime with all my plugins, press '{' and it work
80.
by wedowhatwedo 9y ago
Each midi note on and off always sends both pitch and velocity. The first byte tells you it is a note on or note off and the MIDI channel, the second byte tells you the pitch and the third byte tells you the velocity.
81.
by wedowhatwedo 9y ago
Is Breitbart's store a private communication or is it public communication? Email and phone conversations are private communication. Breitbart is public communication. There is a difference.
82.
by wedowhatwedo 9y ago
The only way Trump will find this out is if it is reported on Fox news. That seems to be how he gets all his information. I searched the web site and it doesn't appear to be there.
83.
by wedowhatwedo 9y ago
As the article says, just because you couldn't hear it the one time you tried, doesn't mean it isn't transmitting. You hearing it depends on the condition of the ionosphere. The time of day, the number of sunspots along wit
84.
by wedowhatwedo 9y ago
I modified the Stats.py file in the SideBarEnhancements.sublime-package on my computer to remove the line that references this IP address. I also made the file read-only so it won't get updated. Does anyone know if that will take ca
85.
by wedowhatwedo 9y ago
Not the current OAuth. It is different for each provider. The standard isn't strict enough. I have to write something special each implementation I want to use. The standard needs to be modified so every implementation works exactl
86.
by wedowhatwedo 9y ago
Do you think the host should be allowed to treat others that way?
87.
by wedowhatwedo 9y ago
This is a good way to guarantee unemployment for yourself.
88.
by wedowhatwedo 9y ago
Anybody who believes that the only way to ingest Marijuana involves smoke is also fooling themselves.
89.
by wedowhatwedo 9y ago
What are examples of jobs that don't align with your moral/ideological compass? You probably shouldn't get all your fulfillment in life from a job. You need to find fulfillment in things you control. Giving so much power to
90.
by wedowhatwedo 9y ago
Do you block all web sites that use react? I would assume based on your ideology that you cannot use any web site that uses react or any other facebook funded technology.

More ›