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zcid
16y ago
I guess you never heard about the baby formula issues from a few years ago. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2008_Chinese_milk_scandal
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16y ago
For the most part, I agree with the general sentiments in this thread (this is abuse of github), but the ability to change already distributed music is a great idea. It would be really cool to open your music software and be able to listen
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zcid
16y ago
http://www.pomodorotechnique.com/ I'm not sure where I first heard about this, but it has drastically improved my productivity. It doesn't do much to get me started, but it keeps me from leaving my workflow once I'm already there. The sho
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zcid
16y ago
I enjoy my Ratatat station on Pandora. It has very few vocals to distract me. They are just a torrent of noise without much I only play it when I'm working so my brain knows what time it is. If you listen to metal, I would recommend Machin
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zcid
16y ago
Very cool. I normally despise April Fool's, but this made today worth it.
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16y ago
In this video ( http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8DfHyGD7_pM&t=4m45s ), the narration is heard as they "worked it out" that the car would fully discharge at around 55 miles, but the visual portrayed is that of Clarkson actually being surp
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16y ago
I would much prefer this over 140.
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16y ago
A little out of my budget at the moment, but I can definitely see the potential market. My coffee was getting cold just as I was reading this.
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16y ago
I realize that "food grade" stainless steel can mean many things, but I'm sure that if you contacted them, they would have no issues with giving you specifics on it. As for the interior material, it shouldn't ever be an issue unless you ser
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16y ago
It's always good to see news like this when you first wake up. Not my country, but just knowing that some courts in the world can rule intelligently on these issues gives me hope.
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16y ago
I strongly agree. And while it would have been nice to update the standard prior to this change, in practice that would ensure that the change didn't happen for a long time, if ever. By having most of the major distros in on this we can be
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16y ago
I'm pretty sure it does. I'll use this as a reference: http://lists.apple.com/archives/xcode-users/2009/Nov/msg0042...
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zcid
16y ago
Updates have always been automatic through Software Update. I have never manually downloaded an update for Xcode. I have been a staunch Apple supporter for years, but lately their anti-hacker stance has become more and more obvious. If you
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zcid
16y ago
That was definitely the one that stood out the most to me. It's always one of the first movies that comes to mind when I'm thinking about color in film.
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zcid
16y ago
Running Iceweasel 4 beta 12 here and it is running fine on my Debian system.
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zcid
16y ago
I currently run a free amazon micro instance with FreeBSD and haven't received any surprise charges. As long as you respect the boundaries of the free instance, you should have no problems.
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zcid
16y ago
Apple could easily leverage this to their advantage by selling an optional external drive and marketing it appropriately. Or they could design the bay to accommodate an optional battery that would be factory installed.
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16y ago
I can totally vouch for this. My 5,3 MBP only got about 4 hours max when brand new as long as I was running OS X and had the power-saving video mode selected. Running Debian, I usually see around 2 hours if I'm lucky.
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16y ago
My only complaint with my MBP keyboard is the lack of a ctrl key on the right side. It's my only real complaint about the laptop in general. Everything else is just a quirk.
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16y ago
It's a thin battery pack that attaches to the bottom of the laptop and works in conjunction with the system battery. http://www-307.ibm.com/pc/support/site.wss/MIGR-74450.html
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16y ago
I tend to value my friends and my own moral code much more than I value the moral code of lawmakers. I won't say it's OK to break the law, but when there is a conflict, I will always recommend that you follow your own higher law. Of course,
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16y ago
Over the last year or so, I have significantly lessened my consumption of alcohol, and it has greatly increased my quality of sleep, but I was never one to oversleep because of drinking anyways. I will usually wake after only 4-5 hours afte
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16y ago
I believe the major issue right now is Red Hat. I can't find the emails detailing the issue right now, but apparently for applications like Django, they are worried about long term support in RHES for python 2.4 or 2.5 for at least another
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16y ago
I fail to see the misogyny in that line or anywhere in the op. "Banging on her" doesn't imply any sort of hatred towards women; it more brings to mind a time when you and your sexual partner collapse at the end of a session soaked in sweat
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16y ago
Obviously, the effects of caffeine are dose dependent like any other drug. At low doses (varies by person), you will often achieve lower anxiety, boosted confidence, and a positive overall effect on you mood. If you exceed a certain limit t
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zcid
16y ago
While my method isn't as secure as your most likely is, I prefer a simpler algorithm based upon the site name. I can perform my algorithm in my head and enter a password quickly and without having to refer to a terminal or another program.
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16y ago
ICANN is easily manipulated and/or a shill. As has been shown very recently with the domain confiscations, ICANN cannot be trusted. We need an organization that is similar to ICANN but totally transparent and directly accountable to the pub
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16y ago
While I agree with your general point, I disagree with the idea that there is currently any accountability in our government's regulatory bodies. Regulatory agencies (FDA, FCC, DMV, etc) are set up in theory to remove micromanaging burdens
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16y ago
FTA: Second, the proposal runs headlong into the Net Neutrality debate. Sachson said BoxTop will do away with need for Net Neutrality legislation. But if Internet companies pay for simple access, it might only be a short step away from adv
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16y ago
I'm not familiar with the billing issues mentioned in the article, but it seems to me that Rovio is just trying to leverage themselves into an advantageous position in the market. There is big money in being a payment system provider as has
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