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Comment #1442954
"Can I take a glance at your code?" - If applying for an programming position, this is one of the leading indicators of how well the team works regarding refactoring, communication…
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Comment #852971
I would greatly appreciate an invite. Thanks! http://mailhide.recaptcha.net/d?k=01m7YXAnvrZZbZG8BxfhXf0A==...
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Comment #827056
See: http://typophile.com/node/60577 YouTube and BBC icons with improved readability.
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Comment #824710
"We’ve attracted over 1.5 million users, found over $300 million in savings, managed $50 billion in assets, and helped people track nearly $200 billion in purchases." I'm not sure …
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Comment #679456
I apologize, it is ODM and not OEM. LG does manufactures portable hard drives and has a partnership with Hitachi to manufacture internal hds. ( http://www.engadget.com/2008/07/21/l…
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Comment #679444
*I apologize for the previous grammatical mistake. From my friend's point of view, your service will not be considered without cheat-protection so I don't think it should be approp…
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Comment #679191
I asked my friend, who is a teacher, about using the service. She had replied that it is too difficult to discourage cheating on Math-related assignments (she still has students ha…
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Comment #678316
Lenovo were the OEMs for IBM's Thinkpads. LG still makes monitors for Dell, hard drives that are rebadged and I'm not sure of what else (they are a huge conglomerate)
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Comment #677910
Acer was already everywhere, just branded under another company's logo. Acer, Asus, MSI, LG, Levono, HTC were OEMs for popular brands who decided to strike off on their own.
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Comment #675959
For the lazy: The article states the rate is $20-40 CPM.
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Comment #674735
True, but innovation may occur based on necessity rather than incentives (Most of the population is still ridiculously poor). Different constraints and resources may also yield oth…
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Comment #663676
From a Electrical Engineering standpoint, any battery of tests will not hold up due to the amount of variables, both software and hardware. The article references iPhone as a perfe…
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Comment #663612
I know you want to look in your online communities, but I have a friend who is a wedding photographer who can introduce couples with specific dates. Let me know if interested.
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Comment #656483
It would be great if you could comment on coders coding at night and sleeping during the day or other schedules to optimize productivity. Is this detrimental from a sleep perspecti…
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Comment #654060
I was wondering if you could comment on nocturnal/abnormal sleep cycles.
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Comment #654026
I have tons of ideas. Shoot me an email and we can chat.
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Comment #644269
Well, Mars exploration can be a potential commercial enterprise in real estate, travel, and natural resources (unsure on this one). Regardless, I think the point of the article was…
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Comment #642474
It would be interesting to see the same model with revenue and profits instead.
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Comment #640723
Always Innovating has a detachable-touchscreen netbook for $400 http://www.alwaysinnovating.com/touchbook/
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Comment #639373
I'm been meaning to build my own library under pretentious motivation; however, I've had a hard time to justify the performance, time, and money of an archaic medium. A simple eboo…
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Comment #635773
Didn't want to confuse anyone. fyi, here's a discussion on the name change http://joshblog.net/2009/05/16/adobe-announces-flex-builder-...
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