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zerohp
14y ago
I'm leaving my job in 2 weeks. I'm planning to get insurance through ACM if it's cheaper than COBRA. http://www.acm.org/membership/insurance
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zerohp
14y ago
A more likely explanation is that that the paper expands at slightly different rates. People who had no trouble, like you and me, received the package after it sat in a hot UPS truck all day. The sleeve was slightly larger than the box due
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zerohp
14y ago
This is a real product that has been built. The manufacturer is shipping at the end of July and has several other arm boards to their credit. Ouya doesn't have anything more than some marketing.
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zerohp
14y ago
Spotlight is a text based launcher. Cmd-Space amd start typing.
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14y ago
My college professors did a pretty good job of giving some historical context to new ideas when they are presented, but I really wish there was a review class that gave historical context to all of the ideas from arithmetic, algebra, geomet
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14y ago
Yes, exactly. That's why its so stupid for them to hide my other email addresses from my friends. I listed them specifically because they are alternate means of contacting me. My personal email addresses were exposed to my friends, but when
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zerohp
14y ago
I don't think its overstating the situation to say: Facebook changes profiles without permission or notification.
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14y ago
It replaced both of my public email addresses.
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zerohp
14y ago
This is a really stupid move. If someone is viewing my profile and looking for an email address, they're not looking for this one. If that was the case they could just message me through the website. This even affected profiles that listed
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14y ago
That photo is obviously a composite of multiple shots. You see strange deformations like that all the time in composite shots. If we apply Occam's razor, the simplest explanation is that they went to the moon. Over 350,000 people were invol
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14y ago
I'm a 35 year old software developer attending community college right now. I've been programming for a long time but still think there's a lot that a university education can offer me. In a few months I will apply to University of Illinoi
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14y ago
Google has nothing to appeal. They were found to infringe on 7 lines of code and a small set of test files. Both parties agreed during trial that this infringement has no monetary value. Oracle can appeal the judges ruling on API copyright.
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14y ago
Even if the government was buying it from Raytheon, this would only mean that the government must receive a copy of the source code under the GPL. It does not mean the software must be distributed freely to everyone. As I understand it.
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14y ago
Spot on, this whole argument seems to be based on a misunderstanding of what IT does.
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14y ago
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pomodoro_Technique
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Correct it for inflation. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Budget_of_NASA Also, consider the fact that congress allocates the money going to individual project, not just the agency as a whole. NASA is not doing just fine.
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14y ago
I can back you up on that. I deleted my first Facebook account years ago, and I got some emails begging for reinstatement. Now I get emails saying there are new friend requests on that account. I've also noticed privacy settings inexplicabl
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14y ago
Are you kidding me about rangeCheck? How much writing, testing, debugging and naming do you think this takes? http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3940683
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14y ago
As someone who has lost a third of my body mass, I disagree with your premise: "Every single diet book makes the SINGULAR mistake of thinking that its reader is free to choose a strategy of consumption and of exercise." I am in complete con
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14y ago
It doesn't matter at all, that's why this article is stupid.
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14y ago
I'm an older student attending my local community college, and I agree with you completely. I watch my classmates in Calculus and Physics courses struggle with algebra much more than the new material we are learning. High schools should foc
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14y ago
Some of us in our 30's still remember them being called drawers on the Amiga.
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14y ago
I've been living with this schedule for 2 semesters. Luckily I work from home and live 10 minutes from school so my transportation is about to 2 hours a week. Recreational programming has stopped for me. The little free time I have is consu
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14y ago
You're misunderstanding what ad hominem is. parfe clearly attacked your assertion that Mueller has been correct so far, and supported that position with multiple objective facts. You have not countered his argument with a similarly well-sup
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14y ago
No, it makes no such assumption. It's about motion and uses velocity, not position. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Doppler_effect#General
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14y ago
Thanks to my previous employer, in St. Louis, I attended the first two Strange Loop conferences. Although I wasn't able to go the third year (2011) I saw it's been growing by leaps and bounds. I think Strange Loop has the potential to be on
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14y ago
To be fair, Hollywood wasn't established just to avoid a few patent laws. It was also a more ideal location for filming due to the sunny weather. They didn't have indoor lighting powerful enough for film at the time. Edison's first studio w
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That could be, it works on both my ATI 4850 iMac and Nvidia MacBook Air.
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Check chrome://gpu-internals/ I am using Chrome 18.0.1025.165 (Official Build 132849) on Mac and it works very well.
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14y ago
Reminds me of Marble Madness.
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