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by winslow 13y ago
Does medium have any current revenue stream or any plans for revenue?
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by winslow 13y ago
Absolutely data is interesting. However, just because it is interesting doesn't mean it is useful to catch a terrorist. The US Government / NSA is creating more enemies then it is "catching" right now. Since when did the
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by winslow 13y ago
I'm sure they are finding and identifying tons of "terrosim threats" by looking at angry birds data... /s If anything they are just making it harder to find the needle (terrorist threat) in the haystack (their dragnet of
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by winslow 13y ago
Absolutely, I agree that taking a many-to-many relationship and reducing it to one-to-many would be simplifying it. However, I wouldn't say the US government acts or thinks like a computer programmer and we would see much more bureaucr
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by winslow 13y ago
Haha remove bureaucracy when universal healthcare would be a bigger project. I doubt it.
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by winslow 13y ago
They previously acquired Gauges ( http://get.gaug.es/ ) but didn't do anything with it and resold it. Maybe they used parts of it in their recent repo traffic analytics?
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by winslow 13y ago
Quick question how do you like jqPlot? Did you try anything like d3js? If so, any pros or cons of each? I'm currently messing with d3js for some data I have on my F150 for the past year. (Fuel, mpg, odometer, fuel price, etc). EDIT: I
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by winslow 13y ago
Would Microsoft benefit from Nokia building an Android phone to help their argument in the EU over the android patent? They could argue that they are indeed using the patent in their own android devices and thus have a compelling argument t
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by winslow 13y ago
Yes and mostly still on XP. At least CIA was when they came to my university (2 years ago).
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by winslow 13y ago
Why can't both companies use it as a launch pad? Something to do with equipment/setup for a particular vehicle being unique?
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by winslow 13y ago
Oops my apologies. Fixed :)
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by winslow 13y ago
steamdb.info is just looking at the valve distribution repo and getting their info from there.
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by winslow 13y ago
I don't believe that's the point she is making. Obviously the distributor should be compensated. I believe her point is will 3rd parties that are NOT green lit on steam still be downloadable similar to Android's install f
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by winslow 13y ago
You're right. I wasn't aware of the specific technical reasons only knew the power wattage difference.
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by winslow 13y ago
It has to do with the amount of power usage and the return rate or mine rate of LTC/BTC. AMD seems to have a better ratio of coin per wattage. So basically just better bang for the buck.
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by winslow 13y ago
That was my initial reaction to. I suppose it has its pros and cons just like anything else. However, with recent Google (among other companies) and NSA dealings I'm looking at this with my cynical eyes as another data retention policy
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by winslow 13y ago
You can view the data broken down my major per school once you click on the school.
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by winslow 13y ago
Not exactly an RTS veteran, however Tommy Refenes (programmer from Team Meat) weighed in on his thoughts about it. http://tommyrefenes.tumblr.com/post/62476523677/my-time-with...
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by winslow 13y ago
I've seen it around LA as well.
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by winslow 13y ago
Ahh yes I remember friends list being offline for a solid year if not more. It sure has come a long way.
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by winslow 13y ago
True, RedHat had a massive IPO if I recall. Yeah VA linux IPO ouch - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:LNUX.png Red Hat went public on August 11, 1999, achieving the eighth-biggest first-day gain in the history of Wall
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by winslow 13y ago
I had a problem once with a hardware raid setup and grub installing to the wrong place. I figured that was just my lack of linux knowledge back then. Oh yes, I absolutely love using Mint+xbmc with my HTPC(s). I'm also excited for the v
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by winslow 13y ago
"Shuttleworth founded Canonical in 2004, back in the day when Linux on the desktop was, if not exactly a contender, at least a more widely discussed alternative to Windows PCs than it is today." I feel like Linux is a better conte
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by winslow 13y ago
What is your solution then if these don't work well?
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by winslow 13y ago
I use Win7 and Win8 at work doing development/programming. Win8 isn't as bad as I initially thought, though for development it is annoying because fully disabling UAC for some dev stuff killed all metro apps. This past weekend I u
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by winslow 13y ago
Ctrl + Shift + T Brings those tabs back to life. Unless you are in incognito mode.
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by winslow 13y ago
Why should those in power continue to not be punished, yet law abiding citizens get the full force of the law if they do something wrong?
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by winslow 13y ago
That is a beautiful car.
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by winslow 13y ago
If you are talking about the in game Steam browser (based on chrome) yes you can open new tabs with Ctrl+T. Though their desktop version isn't meant to be a browser hence the limit to steam store and on tab.
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by winslow 13y ago
Care to expand on that?

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