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by sauce71 10y ago
Joe Celko's "SQL for Smarties" ... and then the other SQL books by Celko
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by sauce71 11y ago
Then buy it back from Norway. (99% hydroelectric) :-)
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by sauce71 12y ago
And apparently Cobol is coming back from the dead
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by sauce71 12y ago
Hope not! Connected to a live DB :-) I'll try to post a bug report tomorrow (GMT+1).
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by sauce71 12y ago
I'm new to PostgreSQL and get nervous twitches from using pgAdmin. At the moment I run my queries in Toad. Tried PSequel, connected but it say (no schema) in the dropdown top left. Hope It will move forward, would be great if it came
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by sauce71 12y ago
Obviously Apple has outsmarted us again. I love my Hackintosh with the "free" OS X (That I have had the last year (Coming from MS). But ... I finally got a iPhone a few weeks ago and I have bought for me and my so and children in
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by sauce71 12y ago
Have not read all three parts of this, but Kerr obviously is unaware that Apple actually sell a lot more in foreign countries than in the USA. (He is probably unaware that most of the world now have access to mobile phones). Now if Apple go
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by sauce71 13y ago
I'm still in denial.
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by sauce71 13y ago
Noticed it was gone from Ninite yesterday. Good riddance and a nice one of Ninite I thought. Still on fresh Windows 7 the Adobe monster suddenly appeared. Not sure where it came from, IE10 or Chrome?
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by sauce71 13y ago
Unable to get write lock on 'subscribe' method for: com.commafeed.backend.services.FeedSubscriptionService Another waste ...
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by sauce71 14y ago
I was more in 2009, still, it has probably taken a lot of work and a lot of time so the design became dated in the process ...
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by sauce71 14y ago
You can run Linux and XBMC on the MK802 add an Arduino to get hardware pins and you're where most of the Pi ppl are. I got them both, haven't booted the Mk yet, but I think it would be nice to use it for running my Reprap and hook up a webc
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by sauce71 14y ago
Then Toshiba will not be bought by me for myself or my customers. Happy to reduce the selection process with another brand. Actually I by Mac for myself and Fujitsu Siemens for customers.
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by sauce71 14y ago
Sounds great. I will try it a bit more. Subscribed to the mailing list. Hope this will be a sucssess for you. Btw. I think the number of parts you see when searching could be increased.
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by sauce71 14y ago
Tried it for a few minutes. What is missing and should only take a few minutes to add are generic dips, more generic headers and generic soics. Without I'm stranded before I even get to start as the component library are limited and there i
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by sauce71 14y ago
I have just picked up electronics again after a hiatus, need to create some simple boards. Will try this. If it works and gets momentum,it will really be great!
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by sauce71 14y ago
Good point and interesting blog you got. I have a long term project doing a N.E.A.R. balloon myself :-)
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by sauce71 14y ago
Is this really a surprise? http://gizmodo.com/382929/apple-buys-itself-a-little-chip-co...
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by sauce71 16y ago
This is so great. I actually look forward to the next time I need a really obscure winapi function. Apple?
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by sauce71 16y ago
Barring coders from specific countries from using open source sounds totally wrong to me. The people are not the government in those countries, this ridiculous law harms the people more than the government. Still anyone able to read code wi
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by sauce71 16y ago
No college and you got a jo at M. at 22? This was in the early eighties? Serious; the fact that they hired you at all implies you got some gift that any tech. company probably would value.
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by sauce71 16y ago
Norway
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by sauce71 17y ago
The article was written about an effort using Drupal 4 ... and it turned out to be suprisingly easy due to the structured nature of the Drupal database api. Did you read the stuff??
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by sauce71 17y ago
It is a reason for concern the prospect of losing real journalism. I have stopped using adblockers. Please stop linking to the print version of articles.
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by sauce71 17y ago
Duff's device. It opened up my eyes for the beauty of C and insanity of compilers: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Duffs_device