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Erlang Sudoku(orbitz-erlang.blogspot.com)
20 points by weegee 18y ago|0 comments
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by weegee 18y ago
no, just stay home and keep playing WoW.
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by weegee 18y ago
Sometimes I do a search on google, and roughly half the results are meaningless gobbledegook. Clearly these results are this kind of project. It makes me wonder what percentage of websites are just revenue-earning sites with absolutely no u
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by weegee 18y ago
it's fascinating how this phenomenon works. I grew up listening to cassettes I had made from recording records. These recordings had flaws introduced by the cassette mechanism, drop outs, warbles, etc. I was used to it and didn't think abou
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by weegee 18y ago
time isn't an illusion here where we are now, but it doesn't exist outside of this physical life-space.
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by weegee 18y ago
with the economy in the state it's in today, I don't think many are contemplating a new computer. I thought they would wait until the fall. I'm not planning to upgrade until at least when 10.6 is released.
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by weegee 18y ago
The web in 1993? I don't remember NCSA Mosaic in 1993, I think I first used that app in 1994 in the lab at UW in Seattle. It was installed on a machine running X Windows, I think it was a DEC terminal. Before Mosaic I can remember an ftp si
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by weegee 18y ago
The main problem is this guy is still using a G4 Mac. My iMac G4 isn't even powerful enough to render a YouTube video smoothly for chrissakes.
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by weegee 18y ago
more info - http://www.pbs.org/independentlens/atomsmashers/
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by weegee 18y ago
Saw a recent documentary "Independent Lens" that was about the Fermi Lab. Said it had lost funding a while ago. Good to hear it didn't completely shut down.
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by weegee 18y ago
Auntie Em! Auntie Em! Where are you Auntie Em!
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by weegee 18y ago
and this is a very good example of why HN sucks, my comment gets voted down.
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by weegee 18y ago
HN will never succeed as long as it is a closed system. In that I mean that I have 42 karma points and I still cannot vote any article or comment down. Only being able to vote up is pretty meaningless so I never vote. Reddit is far better i
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by weegee 18y ago
no, there are too many other free sources for articles like this
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by weegee 18y ago
Vista Fail. I've been using XP since Jan 2004 with no issues, no re-install, still works fine. Why the hell would I upgrade to downgrade my performance. Who needs a bloated candy-colored version of Windows? A new OS should be faster, not sl
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by weegee 18y ago
that will make a very thick wallet. why not just refuse to carry such things? if enough of us say no, they can't force us to use them. I will not carry anything with an RFID chip in it if it can be read from 30 feet away.
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by weegee 18y ago
that guy is a crackpot. it's a great image, who cares if its been enhanced. kids probably love it, and they need kids to love NASA.
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by weegee 18y ago
yeah, fire the workers making more money, and keep the cheap foreign labor, it's the American Way!!!
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by weegee 18y ago
it wasn't an MS product originally, it was a SubLogic application, and I had a copy on my Commodore 64. X-Plane is, in my opinion, a more accurate flight simulator than MSFS is, but I enjoy the training modules MSFS X offers, even though in
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by weegee 18y ago
the pilot is said to be an experienced glider pilot, probably helped in this situation
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by weegee 18y ago
I hope Steve gets well soon. I'm afraid if he leaves Apple again, we'll see a repeat of the slow slide they experienced from 1985-1998.
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by weegee 18y ago
having no tape backup is a crime
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by weegee 18y ago
it's a copyright violation to use OS X on any non-Apple manufactured computer, so this isn't a great idea. nice cheap computer though, and it was interesting to read the steps the guy had to go through. I don't think HN advocates copyright
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by weegee 18y ago
We shopped at Waitrose at Gloucester Road tube station in London, and there was a Tesco Express right across the street. The prices seemed similar to us but each store had a different selection. I don't remember being asked at Tesco if I ha
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by weegee 18y ago
good article, it's been bookmarked for future reference.
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by weegee 18y ago
bad idea, what if somehow they all get deleted? why not spend the time you would spend pecking away at the keyboard, actually playing with your son, building a relationship with him, communicating with him in real time, giving him the confi
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by weegee 18y ago
The longest I've ever had a Mac was six years, when I used a Mac Plus from 1989-1995, when I got my dads old IIsi. Then in 1996 I bought a Quadra 605, and in 1998 I bought a PowerMac 7200, and in 2000 I bought a new iMac. In 2001 I bought a
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by weegee 18y ago
maybe
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by weegee 18y ago
"When in doubt get horizontal"
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by weegee 18y ago
or we could ban you, just for advocating banning someone who submitted an article you were offended by

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