orillian

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by orillian 9y ago
I'm going to nth this! I really enjoy Vue's way of managing these separate but together.
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by orillian 10y ago
I think the disjoint between the audio and the visual is amplified due to the fact that the read head(s) are a couple inches to the left under the cover. So there is always a perceived delay to the audio from where you are looking. This mag
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by orillian 10y ago
I'm not sure, to be honest, they all seem a bit meh, but if the Pebbles is close or better than the Forerunner it'll be worth it on price alone I feel.
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by orillian 10y ago
I'm sure he understands the difference, but with two successful campaigns for the pebble, and this new one already at 2.5m, one can understand his faux pas. I'm also sure he doesn't need us to tell him the differences between
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by orillian 10y ago
I didn't pay anything extra for duty? I bought my wife a "Round" back in January, and while the Canadian dollar was crappy, I only payed 25% in CDN dollars over the websites listed price. So, not sure if I got lucky or you ju
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by orillian 10y ago
One of the biggest issues for me with the Forerunner is the fact that it seems to have a rather laggy heart rate monitor. Looking at my friend heart rate tracking with the watch, shows rather abrupt increases and decreases in the heart rate
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by orillian 10y ago
A funny thing about interactive maps while driving. If I'm on my phone and I bring up a road map of the area I'm traveling and I am constantly zooming in and panning the app so that I can see locations around me then the map has f
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by orillian 10y ago
I just have one smallish question. Is the need to bench then add an actor the only way you "allow" transfer of children between parent actors? In similar systems that I have constructed in the past, I have used a number of methods
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by orillian 11y ago
"Because you only pay for the compute resources used during the migration process, a terabyte-sized database can be migrated for as little as $3." The above is quoted from an email I received from them regarding the service this a
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by orillian 11y ago
Yes we are running a mySQL 5.6 Database on RDS. If the Database you want to migrate/replicate from is running on Amazon you should be able to make it a replication source. I saw nothing that stated the database HAD to be on RDS. You us
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by orillian 11y ago
Funny this showed up on here. I just spent the last 4-5 days playing with DMS. My company has been using AWS for a while, but management wanted a "backup" backup off Amazon "JUST IN CASE". Due to amazon blocking replicat
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by orillian 11y ago
I backed the kickstarter for this tool back when it came out and I'm glad I did. I don't do a lot of this type of thing, but overall it's the quickest and easiest one I've used! It's been a boon for making small ani
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by orillian 11y ago
Just an aside: I'm running Windows 10 Pro and Bitlocker is off for all 4 of the drives in my machine. This machine was setup from a fresh install of windows 10 shortly after it went live in July. Only a single data point, but apparentl
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by orillian 11y ago
I agree, it is cheaper but there are some of us that simply have no way to force, convince or otherwise cajole our employers to adopt a service license model. I have designers on staff using old Adobe products due to this same problem. JetB
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by orillian 11y ago
Sony Smartwatch 3 uses a transflective LCD display which is fairly old tech. But one that for a long time had little to no color option. It was rather expensive to make TFT type displays transflective, and other things won out. Like OLED an
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by orillian 12y ago
As cool as this is. Even with the fact that in the US it's decided you'd hook it up to a gas line. There is still the issue of "leasing it" to the homeowner. Seriously, why would anyone lease a home generator. Maybe I&#x
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by orillian 12y ago
While it is pretty interesting for quick reading of small snippets of text it begins to fail when trying to build up a comprehension map of a large body of information. Especially if that information is of a highly technical nature. The lac
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by orillian 12y ago
So true! I still have the game box sitting on the shelf for this! It's been ages since I played it through, but it is still the game I look back at the most fondly! Never realized there was a push to mod the game so extensively. Gonna
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by orillian 12y ago
You all know this article is from a year ago right? Relevance?
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by orillian 12y ago
Nope it's not a viral loop it's a bucket of spam. Rather warm spam, one that's been sitting in the sun far to long. But spam none the less. Oh, and as a person no longer on LinkedIn I know this because I had to permanently pl
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by orillian 12y ago
Actually yes they do! I have a few symbol fonts in my library that cost way more than he's asking for the 4 weights. My personal hesitation isn't due to paying for a symbol font...I'm waiting to see a bit more of the font so
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by orillian 12y ago
The thing is font awesome scaled up well, but not down near as nicely. Black Tie seems to scales down nicely, but looks a bit too minimalist (or maybe just chunky) at larger sizes for my taste. @fortawesome: Could we get some views that sho
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by orillian 12y ago
I get the impression these companies did it for the advertising. Not on demand from the Italian Space Agency. It looks like they developed the idea and then pitched the final product to the Agency hoping to get it aboard the IIS. So While I
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by orillian 12y ago
Regarding the leap...while it has not had as much adoption as the team had hoped, the effort being put into it is still significant. The latest SDK update addresses a number of shortcomings that the initial implementation had, making the ha
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by orillian 13y ago
I think the biggest assumption of the article is that Game of Thrones has an equal sized viewing audience to House of Cards. That is simply not the case. While Netflix is in fact growing their numbers at a rather nice rate, it still doesn&#
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by orillian 13y ago
doughj3 is right, postal mail would have been in the toilet so to speak, a long time sooner if it wasn't for the massive amount of junk mail that as he puts it "subsidizes" the service. Up here in Canada I've almost got
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by orillian 13y ago
Apparently they capture movement and temperature, and they can detect when they are near their mother or not, they can store up to ten days worth of data, and they have a one year battery life, using cell batteries. Not rechargeable from wh
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by orillian 13y ago
I think we should just wait before making assumptions about what IDE is going to get the most love. ;)
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by orillian 13y ago
Alpha is free to "diddle" with, but you can't do anything of substance with it, unless you pay for that privilege.
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by orillian 13y ago
We need to invest in changing how we use and generate energy, so that we can bring it to everyone. Things like Malaria and Zuc's plan to internet the masses will take care of themselves once people have the energy required to lift them

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