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by deltaqueue 16y ago
Experts exchange answers aren't nearly as bad as things like yahoo answers, etc. (PS - you know the answers are available at the very bottom of the page, right? I thought this was common knowledge, but just wanted to make sure the content w
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by deltaqueue 16y ago
What about video clues? I assume there is a transcript, but sometimes there's a visual reference. Perhaps some sort of integration to Tineye.com or advanced video recognition? :-)
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by deltaqueue 16y ago
FWIW, I did the mod, but I don't have an effective way to AB test. Tried one ear at a time, but could not detect the difference. Went ahead and removed the foam from the other, and the increased sound stage sounds great (though without an a
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by deltaqueue 16y ago
The blog post doesn't mention all of the aesthetic differences--which, at the current Amazon price point, could justify the price difference for some--so I thought I would mention the others here: -the headband is leather -cans have a Sennh
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by deltaqueue 16y ago
Yes, the HD595's have a leather headband and some sort of chrome accents. Also, the 595's come with a headphone mount/clip you can attach to your desk.
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by deltaqueue 16y ago
Interesting subject, but I felt like the suggestions lacked substance--cutting down discretionary expenses as generic as "eating out" ties into the question of willpower and the battle of "trying to save on everything". If willpower really
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by deltaqueue 16y ago
Interesting--the Cooks Source page you linked is indeed the official group (created long before this debacle), and that appears to be a post from the group itself (so it is probably the real Judith). That being said, when this story went vi
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by deltaqueue 16y ago
For what it's worth, the person who wrote that was not the real Judith--someone created a fake Facebook account and made several posts like (and including) this one.
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by deltaqueue 16y ago
I just spent a week in Portland last month, and agree with everything posted so far (also agree Voodoo is overrated, but I'm a health nut so it was difficult to stomach the maple-bacon donut without dreading the aftermath). I haven't seen a
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by deltaqueue 16y ago
sitemap-3278 is the upper limit, so there appear to be roughly 16.4 million profiles available. I would be interested to see how many of these have public information (name, address, etc.).
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by deltaqueue 16y ago
Prime is an extremely smart program. You WILL end up spending more money at Amazon, but it's OK because their prices are great and you end up saving an incredible amount of time. You have to be careful to use it efficiently (and not "shop"/
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by deltaqueue 16y ago
AutoHotKey + snipping tool has served me well. Link to script: http://thirderror.com/wp-content/uploads/2008/07/snipping-to... (if you're running Vista or 7 x64: Run, C:\Windows\Sysnative\SnippingTool.exe) Gyazo (gyazo.com) is also very q
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by deltaqueue 16y ago
Good eye--806v bookshelfs. I picked mine up on Craigslist for half off, and would highly recommend anyone else to do the same. Listening to music is an entirely new experience in hi-fi (I'm new to this).
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by deltaqueue 16y ago
I bought this at Fry's a few years ago--it's called a Razer "Mantis", and although it's supposed to be sold for gaming I find it great for daily usage.
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by deltaqueue 16y ago
I just recently installed some spotlights on my home office desk--much better lighting than using a lamp on the other side of the room... http://img163.imageshack.us/img163/9687/deskqn.jpg
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by deltaqueue 17y ago
Body builders (specifically that forum) have some good and some bad information. The problem I've noticed over the past year or so is with the amount of people answering questions based on "what they heard", not what has been proven or test
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by deltaqueue 17y ago
http://lab.arc90.com/experiments/readability/ or if you're using Chrome... https://chrome.google.com/extensions/detail/jggheggpdocamnea...
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by deltaqueue 17y ago
Wow, Carrey's site is truly one of the more amazing things I've seen on the internet in quite some time. I'm curious to see what something like this costs, and whether or not 65 Media took a hit to get some publicity from a guaranteed traff
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by deltaqueue 17y ago
Excedrin is probably the most popular example in the US--it contains 60mg of caffeine.
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by deltaqueue 17y ago
Coffee is not bad for you, as long as it is consumed in moderation. I have one cup a day, usually mid-morning, and experience no adverse symptoms. Granted, consuming any caffeine after 3-4PM can disrupt your sleep cycle (even if you easily
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by deltaqueue 17y ago
You're correct--the Castle Doctrine only pertains to places when you physically occupy them (home, or car/work in some states), so setting up something to injure or kill someone on another one of those premises does not fall within those
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by deltaqueue 17y ago
In related news, http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/5/56/Deficits_vs._D...
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by deltaqueue 17y ago
There seem to be a large number of comments on the possible effects, motives, and general thoughts about Google's effort, but I'm intrigued with what it's going to take to get them to consider a particular community or city. Will they be pa
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by deltaqueue 17y ago
Aren't viruses typically a factor of OS market share? E.g., viruses are prevalent on Windows because the market share is around 85-90%. Symbian and RIM still hold a sizable lead on the mobile front, so unless Apple plans on obliterating the
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by deltaqueue 17y ago
Getting a better deal and spending less time are the two main reasons I go through a rep. We needed to purchase some blades a year or so ago, and they initially quoted us 45k (which seemed to be well under their website's price). Since we w
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by deltaqueue 17y ago
I currently use TelspanRayo but considered DimDim because of the substantially lower pricing. One major flaw I found was the inability to share a custom portion of your screen (as opposed to the whole desktop), so this was a no-go for my du
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by deltaqueue 17y ago
That is one of the more impressive feats I have ever heard about. Even after viewing multiple websites (including the TED video) about his work, I'm still skeptical in the back of my mind. That's how good his work is!
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by deltaqueue 17y ago
Definitely not the case in Texas (yet); although, Austin is better than most cities over here.
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by deltaqueue 17y ago
You're exactly right. Dining out is an insignificant cost increase unless you're eating healthy (at which point the gap widens). Granted, this is entirely a function of how much your time is worth...
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by deltaqueue 17y ago
You're right, I incorrectly referred to Alaska as the person they met (probably because the site switches from first person to third person so quickly, but also because of MY lack of comprehension on the second read-through). The conclusion

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