kmlymi

I think it's because he was the only one accessing TOR on a monitored network during the specific time.

Wait, you have both a MacBook Air and a PowerBook and you're using the PowerBook?

But that aside, I think the ThinkPad is great. I might try that for my next purchase, if the specs are comparable by the time my current laptop becomes obsolete.

Jagged Alliance Online.

The game was advertised as it works on OSX, but it doesn't work on Mavericks, and still has issues in other cat versions. Read here: http://steamcommunity.com/app/218450/discussions/0/846955554...

It's a huge part in terms of being able to demoralize troops, and soften up some dug in targets.

Any ideas on what the issue is/was?

I know that this person wasn't doing this, but would it be feasible to charge the car up at school, and then once at home use the car as a generator to save on his electricity bill?

Reminds me of http://www.corebizcentres.com/

It's clean, but I just don't find it very memorable, or unique.

I'm very happy with the service, and I would recommend it to anyone who's a bit more capable in configuring their needs.

Shuttle Launch Detected.

While this is very neat, the thing is most people who are productive on the computer, tend to never look at the keys they strike.

Mechanical keyboards are great because it imparts a tactile feel, this keyboard on the other hand displays something off from my vision.

It would help me out if anyone wanting to try this out signed up with https://www.nitrous.io/join/X01nmhYHezs

Thanks!

Could I have an invite? at kmlymi@gmail.com

This is pretty interesting to me as the thought process while learning is often lost in other online tutorial/courses.

Link doesn't work. Is this the page you were trying to link? http://joelhooks.com/blog/2013/04/23/5-essential-vim-plugins...

A lot of companies fragment themselves into smaller chunks with employees under 49 to avoid laws like this.

Smooth transition of my information. However, I find using it a bit atrocious in terms of trying to figure out what all those little custom icons mean. Sadly, I don't see myself getting used to it any time soon.

if anyone has an invite left, kmlymi (at) gmail.com please.

Drill this into your heads: Apple doesn't do "Budget".

Great start, however, there are some nagging issues.

1- I'm not sure if this is apparent for anyone else's headphones/speakers, but the recordings have a high-pitch noise to it that hurts my ears.

2- The wording is a bit awkward throughout the site and the video (and why specify the Senior part in the .NET developer).

3- I think this site could use a makeover, especially if it's trying to appeal towards those working with the front-end.

Is there a University that offers distance learning for a CS Degree (not necessarily free)?

I'm betting, and you could let us know on the real number, that there's rumours like this constantly, and most mac rumour sites (and there are plenty) weed through 90% of the bull.

I think this story is getting more press than it really deserves.

Seems like the same illustrator for Porter Airlines headed this redesign.

https://www.flyporter.com

Yeah, my title at my previous job once changed to Software Engineer, and I asked immediately "Is it legal to call myself an Engineer without an Engineering degree?"

It felt really wrong.

I wish there was a guide like this for Canadian cities.

Try AlertPay

Should have followed: http://buyersguide.macrumors.com/

Have you tried using CSS Grid systems (960.gs, blueprint CSS)? It is a great way to start learning how to space things around. Try experimenting with simple boxes first, then replace them with actual design content.

I don't use them anymore, but I have used them as training wheels to get myself to where I am today.