wernercd

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by wernercd 10y ago
I knew about and use the hell out of the Win+Arrow combo... but I didn't know you could drag to corners/sides to get the same effect. Always nice to have alternatives - and I'm always dragging stuff around to different window
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by wernercd 10y ago
> Windows has actually gotten pretty good, surprisingly (drag to corners to get a quarter screen window, drag to sides to get half screen) Holy shit on a shingle... how did I not know about this magic incantation!
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by wernercd 10y ago
That's true... and the Left said, as a whole and by party line, that the results can be trusted.
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by wernercd 10y ago
No one is asking for? Two problems with that... One... no one knows what they don't have until you show them or you create it. The Wii Remote is a key point. Wildly popular yet would have been dismissed as "no one asked for it&quo
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by wernercd 10y ago
There is still plenty of question about the "mechanics". Plenty of places where people are registered who shouldn't (registered in multiple places, etc). People who shouldn't be voting that is (dead people, immigrants, e
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by wernercd 10y ago
lol you're right... I was distracted and had a brain fart on that point. But everything else still stands. The entire Democrat party line was "You can trust the results". Any activity from the previous administration supporte
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by wernercd 10y ago
Supposedly Obama knew for Months/Years... that Russia was trying to influence the election. And by his admission BEFORE the election, you could trust the results. Hillary has a well known quote that "If you don't trust the el
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by wernercd 10y ago
And the other side said the system was fair. We can trust the results. Anyone who challenges the results is a threat to Democracy. BEFORE the election everyone was confident and trusting of the election. It wasn't until AFTER the Elect
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by wernercd 10y ago
Demand doesn't stay the same... "hot items" over the Christmas season don't necessarily stay the hot item in March. Hot items LAST Christmas won't necessarily be hot NEXT Christmas. Look at any number of "ZOMG
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by wernercd 10y ago
Incorrect opinion? Who gets to decide the incorrect opinion? The side that thinks Trump is a racist/xenophobe/terrorist? Or the side that thinks Hillary Benghazi/Emails/Charity? Or the side that thinks Bernie Venezuela&#
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by wernercd 10y ago
Which person who was "supposed" to win the election didn't win the election? The person who was supposed to win did win. There was only one person with the most Electoral College votes...
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by wernercd 10y ago
I just don't see that happening... look at how much innovation has happened - not limited too, but including the Wii, Wii U and arguably is going to happen after the switch - because of Nintendo? You think they will want to be limited
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by wernercd 10y ago
Their main problem isn't the fact that the use the same ole franchises... its that they don't release often enough in those. There shouldn't be one game per franchise per platform... But... they have more than "The Triad
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by wernercd 10y ago
Output isn't the same as render... upscaling a 720 game isn't the same as rendering a 4k game.
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by wernercd 10y ago
Apparently it is... people like playing fun games and Nintendo excels at that - at the expense of older harderware.
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by wernercd 10y ago
How do you determine demand? Something like this could be a passing fad... build millions and bam no one wants it anymore...
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by wernercd 10y ago
So... how do YOU plan on correctly predicting how popular or unpopular something is? Isn't this one of the major pain points for many small companies that put stuff up? Correctly gauging 1) how much it costs to mass produce something a
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by wernercd 10y ago
Considering you can find Bill Clinton, Hillary Clinton, Obama and various other Democrats calling for secure borders and barriers of various sorts throughout the years... It wasn't racism and xenophobic when it was called for then... B
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by wernercd 10y ago
Multiple states going Red would beg to differ... As would a 1030+ seat swing from Blue to Red...
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by wernercd 10y ago
I think the difference is that the article is saying that truly "great" programmers come with experience. Experience you can't have at 15. Which is something I can get behind. The 15 year old programmer can most DEFINITELY be
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by wernercd 10y ago
in the getting around a webfilter department... at previous job, the way to get around youtube filter? Use google translate to "translate" the page you wanted to watch.
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by wernercd 10y ago
I want the government involved as little as possible. Two things don't happen with the government: Affordable and easy access. "Free" might sound affordable... until you have to pay the taxes that drive "free". And
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by wernercd 10y ago
But the technology IS approaching that can make a basement a place to grow food. How much longer until we can literally grow food anywhere that has electricity?
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by wernercd 10y ago
That's the kind of choice left when "You like your Doctor/Plan, you can keep them" comes to fruition. It's also hard to afford better plans when the $2500 a year in savings turns into $2500 a year more in premiums..
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by wernercd 10y ago
Yes and no. I'll agree that simulating a universe isn't the same as making a stupid video... But I stand by my assertion that people waste a LOT of time doing stupid stuff. There are projects that do AMAZING things and are spectac
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by wernercd 10y ago
"if you could simulate anything, why would you simulate this?" I want to agree... but then... I look at Youtube and wonder why a large portion of that gets made. With the computing power we have NOW... look at all the stupid stuff
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by wernercd 10y ago
State and Local governments COULD take steps to provide affordable housing... but that would ruin San Francisco! http://www.sfchronicle.com/bayarea/article/In-a-wealthy-SF-n... It won't match the Church! My k
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by wernercd 10y ago
I assume they are everywhere, but this is just "standard operating procedure" in the US. Look up anything that happens to a group of people - PS3 features being removed, salmonella in food, Microsoft forcing updates on Windows 10,
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by wernercd 10y ago
Because the same income average is one of a "bazillion" things that affect home prices. Pick a town with an average income in California compared to a town in Utah or Texas with the same average income. What's different? * Su
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by wernercd 10y ago
Supply & Demand. Demand is high and supply doesn't meet it? Prices go up. Why is demand high? Nice year round weather, Hollywood, large military presence, etc. Why doesn't supply meet demand? Restrictive policies, companies ta

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