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by wooster 12y ago
No, they won't: http://sfmta.com/getting-around/parking/how-park-legally
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by wooster 12y ago
The idea is you shouldn't be modifying someObject.someField.someDict in the first place since you don't own the dict, someField does.
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by wooster 12y ago
Wikipedia has a fairly good page on the issue: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Native_American_name_controvers...
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Montage Studio(montagestudio.com)
2 points by wooster 12y ago|0 comments
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by wooster 12y ago
Yeah, it's complicated. On the one hand, you have dodging and burning, which were often used in actual darkrooms and are still used by respected photojournalists to increase the impact of their photos. [0] Then you have things like thi
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by wooster 13y ago
A quick Google search indicates that it's used commonly in armored cars and military vehicles. eg: http://www.alcoa.com/global/en/products/product.asp?prod_id=...
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by wooster 13y ago
Apple already uses OSM data in their maps app: http://gspa21.ls.apple.com/html/attribution.html
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iOS Static Libraries Are, Like, Really Bad(landonf.bikemonkey.org)
95 points by wooster 13y ago|74 comments
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by wooster 13y ago
Comcast Business Class is pretty solid in SF (as opposed to their normal service, which I've also had and is terrible).
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by wooster 13y ago
Accepting payment by credit card is one of those regulations taxis in SF find unfair and inefficient, and so flaunt regularly. So, from that perspective, I think it's germane. I've also had drivers in SF smoke, refuse to give me a
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by wooster 13y ago
My read is that with the situation Yahoo is in now, that's exactly the type of manager they want to let go. From their perspective, those are the managers who don't listen to the directions they're getting from executive mana
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by wooster 13y ago
Some market caps from Google Finance: TM, Toyota 203.72B VLKAY, Volkswagen AG 114.33B DDAIF, Daimler AG (USA) 85.52B HMC, Honda Motor Co 71.86B BAMXF, BMW 68.69B F, Ford Motor Company 67.33B GM, General Motors 51.52B NSANY
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by wooster 13y ago
Apple is big on having DRIs, or Directly Responsible Individuals. It really helps limit buck-passing.
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Thermonuclear War(appleoutsider.com)
3 points by wooster 13y ago|0 comments
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by wooster 13y ago
It can be very effective. For example, WebKit has used it extensively. On the other hand, it can slow you down if your software involves rapid iteration of the UI, in which case semantic UI testing (using, eg, accessibility) may be a better
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by wooster 13y ago
A lot of people use keyboards with their iPad.
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Google Datacenter Manager, the Game(kathleenkowal.wordpress.com)
2 points by wooster 13y ago|0 comments
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by wooster 13y ago
"As far as I know, nobody said that" The OP linked to an article which said that, which sourced from the article referenced by the link to the rebuttal I posted. "And it is obvious, no point is arguing against that." No,
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by wooster 13y ago
Clearly. http://www.theguardian.com/technology/2013/sep/27/no-nsa-iph...
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by wooster 13y ago
Flagging due to him pointing to an obviously fake story to support his position.
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Quit Hating on iOS 7 & Be Constructive(apptentive.com)
2 points by wooster 13y ago|2 comments
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by wooster 13y ago
The OS X dev community is much smaller than the iOS community. For questions like those above, I'd suggest the cocoa-dev mailing list: https://lists.apple.com/mailman/listinfo/cocoa-dev
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by wooster 13y ago
I had my own office, complete with door, the entire time I was at Apple. It was fantastic. I've worked in open plan offices before and since, and I vastly prefer individual offices.
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by wooster 13y ago
I had to reread your original comment a couple of times to get what you were saying. I think you might be getting down-voted because of writing style and confusion more than anything else.
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by wooster 13y ago
I don't understand why you think this is unusual. At least in the areas I've lived in (LA, Silicon Valley, San Francisco, Seattle, …) it's been very common.
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by wooster 13y ago
They've had some problems with muggings, but I haven't seen more panhandling than usual near them.
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by wooster 13y ago
For anyone else confused, as I was, by the Everest trek photos: these were taken with tripods and not with the new Trekker gear.
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by wooster 13y ago
Flagging because this isn't even close to everything you need to know, and the treatment of ISOs is overly simplistic. As others have mentioned in the thread, David Weekly's guide is a much better resource.
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by wooster 13y ago
Since zebra mussels became established in Lake Erie, water clarity has increased from 6 inches to 30 feet in some areas. … One drastic impact of the zebra mussel invasion is the near extinction of native American unionid cla
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by wooster 13y ago
Not since Ex parte Milligan (1866), AFAIK: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ex_parte_Milligan

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