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The Truly Affordable New York Apartment(nytimes.com)
1 points by SystemOut 13y ago|0 comments
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by SystemOut 13y ago
I've been experiencing this lately. For me, it's when the phone gets down to around 30% or less and it almost always happens when I'm using it and doing something that would require data like sending a message. It seems to
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by SystemOut 13y ago
The USF funds are distributed (at least partially) through the e-rate program that school districts can use to help fund communication infrastructure. The amount varies but is primarily influenced by how "poor" the district is.
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by SystemOut 13y ago
I can't believe they left the reviews for Veet for Men Hair Removal off the list. http://www.amazon.co.uk/product-reviews/B000KKNQBK
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by SystemOut 13y ago
I don't doubt that. Especially if you include assigned reading time. I have a 4th grader and they're expected to read 30 minutes a day out side of school and keep a log of that. Some teachers require them to write at least a pa
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by SystemOut 13y ago
And what evidence is there of the claim that this has anything to do with Snowden?
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by SystemOut 13y ago
IntelliJ has support for Typescript. I'm not sure if this is the level of support you're looking for but it seems like it should be sufficient. http://www.jetbrains.com/idea/webhelp/typescript-support.ht
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by SystemOut 13y ago
I don't see how the two are related. Hulu is for consumption of produced video where as Vimeo is for oriented towards user generated video. They don't fulfill the same need.
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by SystemOut 13y ago
If his are like mine it can be more like minutes. You get some immediate light and then over the next minute or two it gets to full brightness. This is probably due to cheap bulbs or what not but it can be annoying. I even have a problem
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by SystemOut 14y ago
I used to use a socks proxy via ssh to a box in the US when I traveled to China. I have my own server for this but you can also use a micro EC2 instance as well I believe. After my last trip, though, I got tired of the speed over an ssh ba
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by SystemOut 14y ago
Yes, but they came out of bankruptcy and are profitable again. See https://www.google.com/finance?client=ob&q=NYSE:GM . For the nine months ending in September they increased their cash position by 7.2 billion if I'm looking at their f
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by SystemOut 14y ago
Not sure how that is relevant unless you plan on the engineers handling all the web requests.
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by SystemOut 14y ago
They definitely showed the honor code the first time I went into this class as well as a different class I took on modeling. I think the expelling is totally fine. Martin and his team put a lot of time into this, developing the course and
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by SystemOut 14y ago
Samsung is not the majority shareholder of Seagate. Samsung owns almost 10% of Seagate which makes them the single largest holder of stock but definitely not the majority. This transaction also took place in 2011 when Seagate bought Samsun
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by SystemOut 14y ago
Not to say it's excusable by any stretch, but their revenue in 2011 was roughly $138 million, not billion.
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by SystemOut 14y ago
Developer evangelism is marketing.
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Chrome 21 launches with webcam API and retina Mac support(arstechnica.com)
3 points by SystemOut 14y ago|0 comments
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by SystemOut 14y ago
I thought with more vectoring your latency continues to jump? Who is your provider? I don't recall anyone advertising that kind of speed on a real ADSL or VDSL line. You must be sitting on top of the local DSL drop either way to get that
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by SystemOut 14y ago
I'd love to see an example of this. I'm not saying I don't believe you but I'd really like to see an example and then look to see what Kaiser (a medical insurer and provider here in CA for the non-CA and a few other state folks) does since
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U.S. Probes Cable for Limits on Net Video(online.wsj.com)
5 points by SystemOut 14y ago|0 comments
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by SystemOut 14y ago
For me, the lack of schema also means that during an upgrade on a large database I can upgrade my app, start batch updating the data in the database and then also perform on-access upgrades and minimize my app downtime. Changing a schema i
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Chronicle mini-story on Zed Shaw(blog.sfgate.com)
7 points by SystemOut 14y ago|0 comments
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by SystemOut 14y ago
I agree. This could happen in any web service, SOAP or otherwise, that pushes back the endpoint URLs as part of a capability discovery mechanism.
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by SystemOut 14y ago
This is really in reply to powertower's statement (above or below since I couldn't reply directly to the comment) that they aren't using a CDN for their content. Here's the source domain for the content on one of their videos: cdn1.public.
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by SystemOut 14y ago
Pron doesn't have that much of a negative stigma attached to it when it comes to the tech industry. At least none that I've experienced. I do admit that I use the holding company's name on my resume/linked in profile but I always disclose
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by SystemOut 14y ago
sigh The article makes it sound like these sites are doing everything themselves including pushing the bits. Maybe some are but I can say from personal experience that most of your traffic, if you're smart, comes out of a CDN. The sites
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by SystemOut 14y ago
It depends on the kind of business you are. If you are actually a producer of porn (bang bros, naughty america, kink, etc.) you sell subscriptions or "points" packages for pay-per-view/live streaming. To get those subscriptions you use ju
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by SystemOut 14y ago
Already received my first report. It took at most 20 minutes or so to receive the e-mail for it. One month, 1338 searches. That I was not expecting. I didn't realize I searched 50 times a day on average. I suppose it's not that high whe
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by SystemOut 15y ago
This is pretty close to the apology model as it was told to me via leadership/management training at one of my previous employers. It works amazingly well in practice. Basically, people appreciate when you're honest about your mistakes bec
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by SystemOut 15y ago
Don't you think that the drug companies would have found cheaper ways to develop drugs since they've realized that people will still pay them? That would lead to even higher profits. It's insanely difficult to bring a new drug to market.

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