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FlukeATX
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Comment #5444860
I haven't used it much with Python, but I had a great experience with Qt with C++ and I know Python bindings exist. How much have you looked into it?
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Comment #5443860
Another good post: http://www.jeffknupp.com/blog/2012/10/24/starting-a-django-1... That one covers virtualenvwrapper, too, on top of virtualenv, so you don't have to deal with that…
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Comment #5377061
As someone who hasn't been past first year of law school, I can't say whether an SMS creates a valid written contract.
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Comment #5376651
Though this does follow the qualities of a contract, it's important to note that oral agreements only get you so far in many jurisdictions and particularly have an upper limit on t…
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Comment #5315326
Cisco + Juniper environment and you want gateway redundancy? Hello, VRRP! There are open standards for pretty much every Cisco proprietary protocol. Even EIGRP is now available as …
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Comment #5179479
Regarding the "ignored" message sent via Facebook, it's possible that the message didn't hit the recipient's inbox but the "Other" folder if the sender and recipient weren't friend…
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Comment #5075062
I did purchase this because I will find it very useful, but I do want to say that providing an ePub format is clutch. Please, please do what you can to provide this format in the f…
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Comment #4871506
Did you just refer to the Consumerist as an ad agency?
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Comment #4710126
The often relevant "What Colour are your bits?" - http://ansuz.sooke.bc.ca/entry/23
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Comment #4617256
Are you talking about the ones right near the arrow keys? I loved those! Unfortunately (or fortunately for you!) they seem to be gone on the newest T series, replaced by PgUp and P…
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Comment #4597271
> Yet when was the last time that the general public was genuinely excited about some open source project? Firefox? Wikipedia? Android?
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Comment #4519401
What do you mean "Forget passwords, they have cookies..."? Since when is having a cookie better than having the password that can give you the cookie anyway?
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Comment #4507591
Here: https://github.com/zachwaugh/Helveticards
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Comment #4451351
Just want to chime in, it looks like Obama is heading out[1] after answering only ten questions. I think it's fair to call that disappointing when the thread had more than 12,000 c…
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Comment #4392102
Version 21.0.1180.79, doesn't work for me either.
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Comment #4389744
This was alluded to in the article, and is obligatory for Gentoo discussions, just for the humor: http://funroll-loops.info/
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Comment #4380981
With this: http://www.cisco.com/en/US/docs/ios/11_3/security/configurat...
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Comment #4376008
Just want to toss in that Lenovo likes to cripple certain features in hardware, e.g. limiting SATA II speeds ( http://forum.thinkpads.com/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=84953 ), disabling ste…
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Comment #4371807
I see this guy's point, and I understand it's not unique (we've seen Linus' thoughts on Github's Pull Requests), but personally I don't see it as a big deal. Pull Requests are very…
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Comment #4357517
I was surprised when it wasn't free. It goes against the goals of the device and the surrounding community.
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Comment #4356734
The book costs a third of the device?
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Comment #4345828
Linux Mint 11 with Chrome 18.0.1025.162.
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Comment #4345380
Just me, or an issue with the styling? http://i.imgur.com/pEzve.png
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Comment #4339412
This is a really neat idea. I'm never sure how close to the airport I should be to refuel- too far out and it might not be "full" enough for return, but too close and you might mis…