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boydjd
11y ago
I like my Lenovo X230. I've increased the RAM to 16GB and have 2 SSDs in it (a micro SATA and regular). Everything seems to work fine for me in Arch.
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boydjd
11y ago
I quit a decade of pack a day smoking last August.
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boydjd
11y ago
$ ./8queens Illegal instruction (core dumped) Fun.
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boydjd
12y ago
keepass. I don't trust a service to store my passwords. I use a key file and a passphrase to secure my keepass database. The database is stored on dropbox, the keyfile is stored elsewhere.
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boydjd
12y ago
Huh? Sbarro's still exists...
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boydjd
12y ago
I use the PHP version from time to time. https://github.com/giggsey/libphonenumber-for-php
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boydjd
12y ago
Is anyone even making new apps for BB now?
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boydjd
12y ago
Maybe you just eat with a bunch of alcoholics?
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boydjd
12y ago
I drink at least 24 fluid ounces of soda every day. I've changed to Dr Pepper Ten instead of regular Dr Pepper though, so at least it's not as terrible for me. 20 calories vs 500 and 4g sugar vs 128g
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boydjd
12y ago
It's the same in the US ... except you can call it "juice drink" or "juice cocktail", which isn't very clear.
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boydjd
12y ago
A lot of the "fruit juice" (in America, at least) contains just as much HFCS as soda. I don't know if this is the case in the rest of the world or in this study though.
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boydjd
12y ago
What are you drinking instead of soda in your country?
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boydjd
12y ago
> I think the real mistake in that scenario is not minifying the code until "in production". You should minify your code from the day one. How are you debugging minified code?
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boydjd
12y ago
No.
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12y ago
Well, an MBA from Stanford is $100,000 per year. http://www.gsb.stanford.edu/programs/mba/financial-aid/cost-... Yale cost of attendance for undergrad is $63,250 per year. http://admissions.yale.ed
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12y ago
Of course it does. It also requires the institution to have a Google Apps for Education account, which usually means that the University email accounts are all Google Accounts anyways.
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12y ago
I think it's a serious question, but with a pretty easy answer. People with STEM degrees who don't have jobs are stupid. There are no "talented folks" with degrees and experience that are not stupid and don't have j