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by atomicUpdate 9y ago
As a borrower, this is a perfect way to attempt to get free money, since there's no penalty for defaulting on the loan.
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by atomicUpdate 9y ago
> developing a product that it's unlikely any domestic firm could, and struggling to find a way to stay here so that they have access to American talent. How do those two statements not contradict each other? It sounds like "
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by atomicUpdate 9y ago
> Or you could set up a port-forward on your router and run an HTTP server on your machine This, coupled with just giving them a raw IP address has been good enough for me so far.
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by atomicUpdate 10y ago
It feels like Nintendo is really gouging people on the peripherals though. Each docking station is $90, which seems pretty expensive for what's essentially an HDMI port and USB charger, especially just for the convenience of being ab
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by atomicUpdate 10y ago
At $35/mo, after 1 year you'll have spent $420. You can get a decent sized TV and an antenna for less than that, and enjoy free news/Jeopardy for many years afterwards.
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by atomicUpdate 10y ago
It's definitely very good and has a lot to offer, but I still can't justify $70 for some reason. The free version offers enough functionality to be a very good PuTTY alternative though.
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by atomicUpdate 10y ago
> VR is inherently antisocial in the same way that the internet and websites are. I don't agree with this. It's much easier to be aware of your surroundings when you're just looking at a monitor versus having a full helm
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by atomicUpdate 10y ago
Glasswire looks pretty similar to this. I haven't tried the various paid versions, but even the free one shows a lot of useful stuff. https://www.glasswire.com/
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by atomicUpdate 10y ago
> buying this one headset I don't want to share anything that goes on my face with anyone in the office I work with. Just passing one around the conference room to each of the execs during your pitch should make that obvious prett
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by atomicUpdate 10y ago
You can do other things while watching TV, though, like eat dinner, talk to your friends on the couch, pet your dog, etc. None of those things are possible with a VR headset on, making it very inconvenient to use. It's unlikely peopl
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by atomicUpdate 10y ago
MobaXterm is nice, and it does a lot of other really useful stuff too, but $70/year for support is a lot of money for a terminal.
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by atomicUpdate 10y ago
The AM/PM lines are drawn at midnight and noon exactly. So from 00:00 to 11:59 it's AM, then from 12:00 to 23:59 it's PM. With your logic, The AM/PM lines would be drawn at 01:00 and 13:00. I think most people would
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by atomicUpdate 11y ago
People compare it to what's currently available, because if it's not any better there's no reason for customers to use it, which means there's no continued revenue stream to fund developing something better. The Wright F
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by atomicUpdate 11y ago
> So what I did was bought a beefier android phone (not that beefy, just a Nexus 5), and flashed FirefoxOS on it :) Isn't going from Android to FFOS taking a few steps backwards?
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by atomicUpdate 11y ago
> So when you speed up travel inside a metropolitan area (from suburb to city/other suburb), what you do is that you incite people to live further and further away from their workplace and from the stores they patronize. I don'
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by atomicUpdate 11y ago
> It's worth noting that $150k is high for Dallas, but not impossible for people with Principal, Fellow, or Chief in their job titles. No one is reaching any of those titles 5 years out of college though.
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by atomicUpdate 11y ago
> What about paying people the 2x-3x more in the event you decide not to keep the hire? This could be pretty easily abused, since it doesn't sound hard to get through the door if they are assuming you're qualified technically.
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by atomicUpdate 11y ago
There's also Android and what the cell carriers are doing it with regards to bloatware and security updates to use as another source of material.
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by atomicUpdate 11y ago
Not necessarily, since there was nothing to vaporize it. He even shows an old picture he'd taken of it where the drops had sat undisturbed for so long that they had a chance to oxidize.
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by atomicUpdate 11y ago
The whole point of this discussion is that the car detects it's being tested, then specifically alters the engine's behavior to pass the test. So, no, they won't fail the test without the fix.
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by atomicUpdate 11y ago
Both versions of our IBM stories are obviously anecdotal, but just to show you're not 100% correct, they told me the door was always open if I ever wanted to go back. I also knew several people that had come and gone.
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by atomicUpdate 11y ago
This story is obviously a bit ridiculous nowadays, since no one that can afford an ESS is buying a single site. In fact, most can't due to legal regulations about having data redundancy. These regulations typically lead to having a
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by atomicUpdate 11y ago
In your scenario, Feature B should not have been promoted into the development branch until everyone agrees it's going to be shipped. If it got into development without everyone's approval, then that is a business process proble
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by atomicUpdate 11y ago
That's assuming both sides brought an equal amount of equity to the union in the first place. However, if the man brings more to the union (which I suppose is typically the case, based on this fear existing in the first place), he st
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by atomicUpdate 11y ago
Why would a cable company care if you bought more beer?
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by atomicUpdate 12y ago
> you mentally can't abide being taught Frankly, this sounds a bit ridiculous...how can someone that can't be taught be employable? Using software development as an example, they need to be able to be taught things, such as
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by atomicUpdate 12y ago
This doesn't sound right. How do you geofence every tree and telephone pole?
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by atomicUpdate 12y ago
There are a lot of logistical reasons why this is a really bad idea, but here are a few quick ones off the top of my head: 1.) I assume people would want to record themselves doing something a bit more interesting than just walking in a wid
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by atomicUpdate 12y ago
> TL;DR No reddit, no front page content on imgur. With the number of image macro posts that are on the reddit front page at any given point, I'd say their relationship is pretty symbiotic. Without imgur, I'd argue that reddi
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by atomicUpdate 12y ago
"If anyone saw the documents that this jury saw, I believe that person would have awarded a similar or greater verdict amount," he said. $23.6 billion is a lot. It would take many lifetimes for him to make that much money or eve

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