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jpravetz
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Comment #13112888
I go out for mega long bike rides in areas with very spotty cell coverage (Silicon Valley). This app is great because when my spouse wants to know where I am she can initiate the r…
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Comment #10493625
Wow, thank you Jetbrains. Adobe could learn a thing or two here.
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Comment #9845513
Or it could be that what causes CFS also affects brain chemistry in a way that can result in depression. That's where my money is.
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Comment #9845465
In a nutshell, non-fat (or very low fat) vegan. A good resource for this is drmcdougall.com. Though I find McDougall a bit off-putting with his style, IMHO he's on the money, and t…
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Comment #9843552
Yes, I am curious too. The reason for my curiosity is I have been successful via diet as well, so it's to see if we're doing the same thing.
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Comment #9481419
I can imagine these devices are beautiful, and I'd love if I could run a good MAC OSX-like OS on them that also runs common productivity apps. I combined too many unrelated points …
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Comment #9479892
I have two very competent friends that, in the past couple of months, have quit Apple because they were working in groups with toxic cultures. One was IS&T, the other was hardware …
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Comment #9434061
What archive format would you back up to, and what application would you use? I looked at this a few years ago and, if I recall, the choices weren't obvious.
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Comment #9354825
This seems expensive for what you get. I made a $25 table from Ikea parts to put on top of my work desk. I cut the pipes to the right length. It works just fine and I get storage u…
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Comment #9276732
Easier, or at least easy, fun, less compatibility issues when you live in a pure js and json world on the front and backends, productive, good libraries, good built-in libraries, e…
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Comment #9130498
I'd agree with that. I'm of the pretty firm belief that CFS and a bunch of other autoimmune disorders are of a parasitic origin. This pretty much sums up my knowledge on the subjec…
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Comment #8985244
And isn't mmmdG0tKtN#mmmmmmmmmmmmm more secure than dG0tKtN#mm?
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Comment #8747629
And the "9-Volt Nirvana" Radiolab podcast on "trans-cranial direct current stimulation", or tDCS, which is also mentioned in the article. http://www.radiolab.org/story/9-volt-nirva…
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Comment #8719476
Exactly, the US regulations are absurd. And not just for US citizens living abroad. I'm Canadian living in the US as a resident and have a couple of real estate investment interest…
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Comment #7325150
Unfortunately, for off road, even though the classification of whether bikes are allowed on a trail can be input, I haven't seen any viewers that show this information. I find it d…
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Comment #4862775
I wish there existed a popular config format that was somewhere between YAML and JSON. In my current nodejs project I sometimes use js files for config because js supports comments…
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Comment #4858228
And so have I (put it to real world use). I'm getting 2-3 days of battery life (not much actual talking on the phone), love the display, love the OS and all the interconnected s/w …
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Comment #3717407
Does anyone know how the sandboxing works to allow a camera, gallery and dropbox app to access the same locally stored image files? Or for local contacts to be shared?
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Comment #3599625
I'm most alarmed with this restriction: iCloud document storage and Notification Center. Both of these are slated only for third-party apps from the Mac App Store. Many developers,…
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Comment #2437697
I agree. I had to go back from AS3 to AS2 for a project and it felt like a step backwards, and AS2 is more like Javascript. Adobe has also open sourced the AS3 runtime. But of cour…
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Comment #2410549
Correct. I have two 'normal' people in this house, and neither of them could or would get their work done on today's iPad. They are on Macs. For them, and myself as IT support pers…