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I used to think Monster cables were a complete joke too until a musician friend pointed out that they have a lifetime warranty and very generous terms of exchange. One can essentially walk into any music store in the country and swap out the splinched cables for new ones, no questions asked.
Is he doing it right? Should the cables fail after every show? Shouldn't he just get better cables?
I wonder how it tastes...
clewiston answered it here:
I thought it was the Moscow Ballet...
Dremel, Sawzall, what's next?
IIRC, there's a class-action lawsuit against Sony for removing OtherOS.
The actual quote was:
About 440,000 public school buses carry 24 million children more than 4.3 billion miles a year, but only about six children die each year in bus accidents, according to annual statistics compiled the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration.
So yes, those six or seven only cover the students inside the actual bus.
What could they possibly need $25K for? As far as I can tell, all it is is a web app + a magazine/book.
_If they just allowed a fewer number of people into the park on any given day, would the customers be more likely to return again?_
Well... not the ones that are turned away. They'll be mad.
Adding to this, is there any easy way to set up a git deployment architecture on your own server?
But that's it. I hope they post the slides/video/text to the talk once it's done.
I had my suspicions, and then I came across this line:
They are expertise on these stuffs.
> Austria-Hungry
Excuse my spelling-nazism, but I believe that should be Austria-Hungary.
Austria-Hungry would mean something completely different.
The meteor shower makes it even worse for us missing it due to cloudy skies. (SoCal here)
(2 years of classroom Spanish here.)
I like how "Make right turn" becomes "Make correct turn".
You're getting too much free karma for this...
Why do we need a Linux server?
Reminds me of this: http://xkcd.com/659/
Tip: use *'s for italics, not _'s.
I'd have to disagree with him. Python is a blast.
Probably supply and demand stuff. I've never played SC, but I understand that you need to mine for "minerals" and spawn units and build buildings.
"It seems to me (as a non-American) that America's default response to terrorism is to deprive itself of ever-more civil liberties. This is why I believe some on HN deem TSA articles HN-worthy material."
It's not just how America would respond. Almost any country would up security measures and, as a byproduct, deprive itself of civil liberties.
Have you tried 99designs?
13" Macbook and a 15.6" Toshiba (with Ubuntu) that needs an external monitor.
Sites like reddit can garner thousands of votes on a certain comment. Keeping track of these would further decrease reddit's already slow response time.
I've always been meaning to check it out, but the barrier of entry has been too high (likely due to my laziness). IMO: an installer would be a good idea, availability on aptitude would be the best.
In my opinion, Python is the best of those for.
Python is the most minimalist without being cluttered by unnecessary features (Ruby) or too many functions in the default namespace (PHP). The syntax is very elegant and easy to read (unlike Perl).
I recommend that you read Learn Python the Hard Way(http://learnpythonthehardway.org/index).
Where's Bleeding Cowboys?
Actually, I got away with a <$200 PC.
What topics did you guys cover (in class)?