atburrow

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by atburrow 6y ago
The development machines used to create satellite software are likely running Windows, but the satellites are more likely to be running a real time OS such as VxWorks, Rodos, RTEMS, etc.
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by atburrow 6y ago
Why was there a regulation in place preventing this in the first place? I don’t get it.
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by atburrow 6y ago
You’re not accounting for the 1 to 7 stock split. 7 * 11.55
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by atburrow 8y ago
21.5% is not what I would consider “most of the population”.
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by atburrow 8y ago
Here's a discussion on the Unity forum: https://forum.unity.com/threads/recent-tos-update-blocks-the...
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by atburrow 8y ago
Previous discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=18684384
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by atburrow 8y ago
Years ago you could simply tape the prepaid business envelope to a 2”x4” block of wood, a brick, or anything else heavy and the mailman would take it. Too much fun...
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by atburrow 8y ago
This is a naive response I see given to iPhone users when they ask about how to get a certain feature. It’s obvious no research was put into this answer as a sibling comment to yours clearly helped out by suggesting Charles proxy which is n
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by atburrow 8y ago
I'm sure Epic doesn't mind given their savings of staying out of Google Play.
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by atburrow 8y ago
Rolling your own or with a combination of VAPS [0] and similar products. [0] https://www.presagis.com/en/product/vaps-xt/
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by atburrow 9y ago
Not necessarily, as there are more regulations for manufacturing factory pollution in the US.
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by atburrow 10y ago
Some parts on a washing machine are definitely designed to break. For example, the couplings [1] on a washing machine are usually made of a plastic material. They are designed to break when introduced to various amounts of stress. Breaking
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by atburrow 10y ago
In Chicago, I'm currently living in a high rise where the fastest plan I can get is 24 Mbps for around $80/mo. My high rise has an exclusivity contract with AT&T U-Verse. I've spoken with AT&T reps and they can't
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by atburrow 10y ago
This is exciting news! In Chicago, I'm currently living in a high rise where the fastest plan I can get is 24 Mbps for around $80/mo. My high rise has an exclusivity contract with AT&T U-Verse. I've spoken with AT&T r
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by atburrow 11y ago
There is a potential flaw I spot in this piece. The author likens the self-liquidation strategy to what the big tobacco companies did. The problem I see with this is that tobacco is a luxury item. For many, oil is an every day necessity. Th
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by atburrow 11y ago
Which justifies OP's response by leaving the site.
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by atburrow 11y ago
This is great news. I'm especially excited about the new ECMA6 features (arrows, etc.)
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by atburrow 11y ago
Blocking at the router level could work. I figure if you have multiple PCs on the network, it could also be easier to maintain.
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by atburrow 11y ago
I believe they also make money from the market makers. MMs will pay for companies like Robinhood to send the flow of trades their way.
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by atburrow 12y ago
When writing raw SQL, I tend to test my queries against the database first with sample queries, then carry them into code once all the logic has been figured out.
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by atburrow 12y ago
Isn't your "Language comprises rules that change over time." statement invalid as well? The word comprises should be used when there exists a definite set of items. For example: "That house comprises 4 rooms" versus
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by atburrow 12y ago
$4.15 billion.
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by atburrow 12y ago
Nobody is forcing the drivers to drive, though.
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by atburrow 12y ago
Does anyone have a mirror? The link appears to be dead.
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by atburrow 12y ago
Is this something that could be accomplished with the help of CCV? https://github.com/liuliu/ccv
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by atburrow 12y ago
Here's a better link: http://www.vizio.com/tvs/pseries.html
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by atburrow 12y ago
> Server down :( > Well, it looks like this server will be nonfunctional for the next 24 hours or so. Thank for you visiting this site... Is anyone able to upload the PDF anywhere?
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by atburrow 12y ago
I really like this choice. It seems to give a very lightweight feel to a website. It gives enough minimalism to where if you were to use it, it might not have the "Bootstrap" effect being referred in this discussion.
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by atburrow 12y ago
Would this be comparable to Sandboxie? ( http://www.sandboxie.com/ )
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by atburrow 12y ago
Can I ask what her first name was? I used to work the exact same job. They moved all their operations to Oklahoma City and I helped with the transition.

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