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University of Utah also has some really excellent free lectures on YouTube. I highly recommend Cem Yuksel's (a professor at university of Utah) channel if you're interested in lear…

I really liked Crow but unfortunately it seems like the project has been abandoned.

http://archive.today/MROLK

I had similar concerns before getting mine. The build quality is definitely not as high end as a mbp but it's acceptable. I'm happy with it although I do hope they make future vers…

Open up your browser's debug tools and throw this in to the console `document.addEventListener('mousewheel', function (event) { event.stopPropagation(); });`

I think internet explorer users would disagree with you.

MacBook Pro with Retina

If it does I can't find where to enable it.

Location: Gainesville, FL USA Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: Full Stack Web (but i'm looking to branch out) Résumé/CV: www.chrisyou.ng (or for pdf www.chrisyou.…

That's a really good question and one that probably has a different answer for every breach. In this case it's also probably a question that only Slack could answer for you. In reg…

Very interesting. I really liked the interactive chip guide.

I don't get why everyone is hating. The fact of the matter is Facebook is about to put a lot of funding in to Oculus. With a lot of other big companies getting in to VR right now, …

This is a fun game. Good job.

Lol yea passwords that are not frequently used can take a while to input. I do sing the song in my head almost every time. What I would really like to do is program a simple comman…

I like to take a long phrase (usually some lyrics from a song) and convert it in to a mnemonic. By combining the first letter of each word in the phrase, and converting some of the…

Wouldn't a 64 bit processor be able to perform more accurate floating point operations faster? I definitely don't believe the only benefit to a 64 bit architecture is being able to…

That is an interesting conclusion. I did not realize x86 already had 128 bit registers. That was really what I was referring to. We might not need to worry about addressing more me…

This makes me wonder when 128 bit processing will come around.