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dudifordMann
5y ago
As a lefty who moves the mouse to the left side of keyboard, WADS is no more awkward than any other keyboard combination for left or right headed people. Just, you know, shift your keyboard a little bit more towards the right for comfortabl
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dudifordMann
10y ago
I agree that there are individuals and companies who have defined such ridged structure and expectation into their Scrum method that they can no longer be considered an agile approach missing two of the key purposes of agile approaches: * I
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dudifordMann
10y ago
but in this case, the users, through the Power website, did give permission to receive, or send, the "snail mail". From the article "Power users also authorized the software to send Facebook messages to other Facebook users f
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dudifordMann
10y ago
i think it relates to this: [1] http://www.wired.com/2015/04/dmca-ownership-john-deere [2] https://theamericangenius.com/business-news/farmers-cant-leg... it seems to concern the idea, as ment
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dudifordMann
10y ago
I disagree because "practically policy" is not policy. http://www.logicalfallacies.info/presumption/tu-quoque/
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dudifordMann
10y ago
Another great tool for touch-less interfaces. I think the odd aspect of this Google I/O demonstration is the novelty usage of the technology for a smart watch. This tech seems like it is more difficult than it's worth in that form
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dudifordMann
10y ago
Perhaps this is good for feature development, or maintenance, but, what about contracts that deal with wholly new development of a complex system? It seems like you would want to operate in parallel at least for the initial push through the
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dudifordMann
10y ago
I am not sure if that is the right mind set: "So around the time a lot of people have kids? ...you need to make a LOT of money to pay for daycare ... you might as well just stay home." The "you" can be the other partner.
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dudifordMann
10y ago
0 is no more than 20,000 100 is no more than 20,000 i don't think verification is needed... [edited for carriage return]
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dudifordMann
10y ago
That is a lot of trust in a corporate entity who in all honesty trys to profit from you wherever possible, and they would not be sued if such items were spelled out in the TOS. In this plug in, the plug-in author placed a notice where it co
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dudifordMann
10y ago
Right... so... if the coach is payed say less, than... could the students see a decrease in their tuition bill as the funds for the coach have freed up? Now, I am terrible at evaluating worth, especially for things as potentially complex as
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dudifordMann
10y ago
Tuition has been on the rise, from what I can tell, due to excessive, frivolous and/or unchecked expenditures[1][2] with the guise of benefiting the universities and their students. One example is the ridiculous salaries payed to the
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10y ago
Looks like this was the reason for the 2011 violation: http://www.today.com/id/44708445/ns/today-today_news/t/forei... with the court ruling of: http://h1blegalrights.com/2011/0
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dudifordMann
10y ago
Hmmm, this might just be a candidate for a conspiracy where they are in reality shorting the market?
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dudifordMann
10y ago
wow... the grammar... what on earth did i write...
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dudifordMann
10y ago
so... if a prosecutor has evidence has been gathered where a defendant has a drive with +n files that are encrypted. then the prosecutor has their evidence. However, if the files are when decrypted, then they have +n' -n files, which w
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dudifordMann
10y ago
I was just about to post that! https://confluence.atlassian.com/jira/advanced-searching-179...
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dudifordMann
10y ago
As with any reported data item, you should always diversify your sources. I have found that I get bias from NPR one direction and bias from my local AM talk-radio station the other way, it helps balance out my perspective.
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dudifordMann
10y ago
Great point, even if an artist had 'n' skilled people to facilitate those roles and produce the needed deliverables, what would happen to those people when the artist becomes unpopular? so even if there is no way around having the
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dudifordMann
10y ago
I always thought the age of the internet, especially with modern bandwidths, could be the end of large labels for the music industry (or publishing houses for literature). I understand (to a naive degree) that the labels establish large net
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dudifordMann
11y ago
I would download the latest Qt with their IDE QtCreator. QtCreator comes default with tons of examples that range from their very early Qt4.x days to the latest Qt5 content. The examples heavily emphasize QML, which I tend to not use for pe
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dudifordMann
11y ago
I donot understand your point. As a SW engineer who focuses on UI design and implementation, my desk has three screens. One screen dedicated to execution, one dedicated to code, and one dedicated to spreadsheets or design documents, etc. My
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dudifordMann
11y ago
I was about to post that that is disingenuous and that they are backing apple due to the case at hand, which a software person knows relates to the intrusion matter at large, but... the majority of the population only cares about headlines
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dudifordMann
11y ago
It looks great.Simple and to the point. Feature suggestion (or feature creep): I think as one other poster mentioned, for people that are in a suburban setting, it might be a neat idea to concatenate search locations: my university, my loca
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dudifordMann
11y ago
Sounds like a fun OpenCV type project to use a camera onboard in conjunction with the airplane's gps position,altitude, and camera's orientation to locate the source of the laser and prosecute accordingly.
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dudifordMann
11y ago
But that's just it, attraction is an inward feeling/biochemical reaction/etc. I am by no means saying that you cannot feel attracted no one can tell you how to feel. Rather, it is a matter of how you act on that attraction.
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dudifordMann
11y ago
I actually had a rather lengthy debate about clothing with my fiance. It comes down to perspectives and social norms which may need to change to have equality. Disclaimer: I do understand that this is sociologically complex topic A wo
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dudifordMann
11y ago
"an insult to their manhood." "can literally be dangerous to you." Is that not indicative of being the product of a sexist environment? A man that cannot accept rejection and therefor feels he has a right to behave in a
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dudifordMann
11y ago
Aww that was so cute, and only a hint of stalking... That whole entry read much creepier than I bet they intended, and might speak to sexism on the web (due to the fact that this is supposed to be a support channel). It would be interesting
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dudifordMann
11y ago
I would contend that you are a product of your experiences, and that you are a participant in society. Unless you are alone on an island, one person is not a society. One's thoughts and actions are inputs into society. Society itself w
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