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LMMojo
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About LMMojo
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Comment #45122736
I have a Mobiscribe, which is about this same size. I would like something closer to Letter size, but the smaller size is really handy for handheld use. I can easily hold the Mobis…
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Comment #44037401
All that text. So, so much text and not one single (maybe there was, but I fell asleep), not one single "Let me tell you what Zod is" paragraph. Lots of "Zod 4 is better than Zod 3…
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Comment #44024649
I have a co-worker who is similar, needs to be about 3-4 inches from the screen. He had his monitor die, a 15" LCD, and the guys in IT 'did him a favor" and upgraded him to a 27" s…
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Comment #43531261
I found only this: "A Time-independent Definition of Software Reliability" https://a.co/d/0q7gkTo
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Comment #42437892
Does this mean DNA is not really a double helix? It gets twisted because of the method of extraction?
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Comment #41945193
I know how to solder thru-hole. I have never done SMD, though I'd like to learn. How do I rate myself? I'm average to a little better than average, as in I'd never say to anyone "o…
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Comment #40160556
Yes, the one thing I was missing from all of this is what is the appropriate application for each joint
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Comment #38902367
Same here. Open a text file in Notepad and the contents extend way past the edge of the screen. Open it in WordPad and turn on line wrapping. Oh! Also, needing to open an RTF when …
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Comment #36174407
Yes, 3 syllables versus 9 syllables. Funny, isn't it?
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Comment #35181533
Because SQL (Structured Query Language) is the language used to access/manipulate the data, not the name for that kind of data. There have been, and are, many databases, which esse…
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Comment #35181361
"Bee's Knees" == absolutely the best
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Comment #35078555
TT-RSS (Tiny Tiny RSS). Best thing I've find for my needs. I'm not excited about how they started doing updates a few years ago, but it just keeps on working.
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Comment #34703878
First search terms brought me to this: https://dl.acm.org/doi/abs/10.1145/16856.16888
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Comment #34615910
I've had some crappy jobs, but the worst job was one I actually really enjoyed, it was the horrible manager that ruined it for me. People join companies, people leave managers.
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Comment #34094870
Yes, they can. Evernote, the company, really pushes their "everything is encrypted" mantra, but you have to really push them to get them to admit that it's only encrypted in transi…
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Comment #33303840
Just because you didn't understand why did not make her wrong. I'm also sure she was hated for things other than double-spacing.
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Comment #33187290
Yes, that's right, but you can't quickly jump between windows 3 & 7 by doing something simple like Win+Shift+7 / Win+Shift+3
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Comment #31864856
For me, it all started with Delicious (del.icio.us) but then it got bought by Yahoo!, which added unnecessary functionality and eventually the system died, got traded, sold, wherev…
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Comment #31513702
You mean like this? Household, via @Kickstarter https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/2lm/household
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Comment #30296818
1987, the biggest camera in advertisements was the Canon AE-1, it's all I wanted for Christmas. My dad had been shooting a Minolta as far back as he could remember, and he got me a…
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Comment #30238329
Depending on where you live it'll have a different name, but I've been enjoying LinuxPro Magazine (outside of USA it's just called Linux Magazine). There's also Admin Magazine.
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Comment #30238309
You can download all of these magazines for free from the publisher's website. Also "Hello World", "MagPi" & "HackSpace" (raspberrypi.org).
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Comment #29930452
Let him learn like so many kids from the 70s and 80s. By typing in programs from a book. Now in multiple languages.. https://blog.codinghorror.com/updating-the-single-most-influ...…
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Comment #29637774
I'm guessing their comment is from the view of the French being "cheese eating, surrender monkeys", a view not supported by France's long military history. This view was supported,…
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Comment #28926539
I have several thousand dollars of LEGO bricks (or actually my son does), and I've probably only paid a couple hundred dollars for everything. There are people all over that don't …