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15y ago
GuruPlug type wall-socket based server for home use. This would require a casing that takes wall-socket power and modifies it for the USB-based power the unit requires, and an adapter for ethernet-to-wifi, or to support ethernet-over-power.
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Agreed. This will likely blacklist him from the incubator, but it may also blacklist you. You might want to call and talk to them and let them know exactly what happened.
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Sure... take the course. Can't hurt. In the meantime, pick up the tutorial and run through it. I picked up Python in 5 days, but I have extensive experience in numerous other object oriented language. IMHO, from a scripting perspective, it'
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Nice write up, but a little naive, IMHO. In consideration of the above, however, I'll pull this. Thanks!
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No need to be so sensitive. I don't WANT this to happen, but I see it happening clearly in front of me. I don't see any evidence of that in the information I have as an Apple developer, which I sadly cannot post here in accordance with Appl
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Interesting perspective.. I agree, however, every time I read Ruby code. Yeah, it's probably as fast or faster, but Python's a clean, beautiful, efficient language with a huge community. It does what I need, and with Django there is virtual
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15y ago
Doesn't work? All of the links I've tried are dead.
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We now enter the age of the "Booth Hag" ;-)
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"Game Developer" is a misnomer. There are many jobs to be done in the "game development" arena, and most are not development of the game. Just to name a few, you have: >> tools devs, who build the tools needed to manage the game
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Do you exclusively control the github repo? If so, cut off access and don't give it until payment is made in full. You have an implicit copyright on the code, and he has no right to it until he's paid you in fill. I'd go a bit further and
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15y ago
Just remember, you can't move domains within 60 days of expiration, and if you let them expire, GoDaddy will snag them through one of their "partners" that they sell expiration data to.
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Very well put. I have lost entire days in the 'zone', starting at 10am and ending after dark, not even realizing that other in the office have left.. It's kind of like time travel :)
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Looks interesting, but isn't number of cores, OS, 32/64 bit, and swap space configuration/hit ratio information pertinent to this benchmark to make it usable? At the very least, I'd like to know what type of Amazon instance is being used.
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15y ago
All rightie then.. I think I need to step away from the keyboard and pay attention to real-life for a bit... :-|
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Keep going!! It's like a sequel to the Twilight Zone "How To Serve Man" episode... very cool. Lots of places to go here.
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15y ago
Looks awesome!! I've already recommended it to three friends who are learning Python.
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Inasmuch as the thought of it, and the guilt you feel for supporting it, affects your decision to buy, yes. Otherwise, no. The USA is NOT responsible for the working conditions in any other country, even though Apple clearly condones it
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Yep. I love coding, but there are MANY more things in life than programming. I'd spend a year building houses with Habitat for Humanity and finding a cure for Cerebral Palsy, which my daughter has.
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15y ago
I have two of these machines. One is a quad-core laptop, and the other is a dual-core E-350 server. In both cases, the driver provided by AMD was horrific. The drivers that came with LinuxMint and Ubuntu (not the non-free drivers, the defau
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15y ago
I believe it. It's a rockin machine, and when EVERY other Android device was sold out at Christmas, Best Buy had hundreds in the store. I've spent probably a hundred bucks this month on Kindle Fire media.. books, movies.. I love it. Tha
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Tried that, but not all the recipes I need are supported... I suspect there are just not enough users on OSX needing more vanilla Linux solutions.
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Goodbye, Apple... forever... mostly...
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Agreed... they are not publicly traded, but they shouldn't be pointing any fingers. As for the politics, shouldn't one who cries fiscal foul be judged for their own fiscal idiocy? I'm suggesting you consider the messenger when you look at
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For what it's worth, the AFLCIO doesn't list themselves in their list. Their CEO, Richard Trumka, makes over $300K/year... More than 5x the average worker, and he got a $50K raise in the past 3 years while his memberships incomes lagged. Ho
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Suggest Python... it has the benefits of both.. You can get Ruby-like efficiency in web development, and you can build robust desktop apps using WxWidgets and other similar gui libraries. An added bonus over Ruby, it's readable ;-) Of cour
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It means you don't get a board seat, and you probably get common, non-voting stock. Sadly, it probably comes WITHOUT an anti-dilution clause, meaning that any new stock allocated will dilute your 5%. As a company progresses through its cap
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db4o is not unique in the claims it makes. I can store objects from any language in any database. The only requirement, and the reason why db4o only supports java and .NET, is that the language must support serialization of the object in bo
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I've used 'em all... I like GoDaddy, but their UX is very confusing. Name.com ( http://www.name.com ) is my choice of late. No crap, easy UX, and they actually have an awesome DNS management tool.
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Thanks. Tried that. Wells Fargo(tm) states that until it clears, they cannot (read "will not") do anything.
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Why you shouldn't buy from Walmart.com(tm) for Christmas... or ever..
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