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reemrevnivek

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    Comment #3163704

    Here's Wikipedia's climate data for Lulea: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lule%C3%A5#Climate Looks a little cooler than most of the northern US. "Artic Circle" or not, you're right, …

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    Comment #3163662

    Isn't this just a Marvel Sheevaplug with a sticker and some software? How is this thing patent pending? Here's the PlugBot: http://i.imgur.com/SvHQq.png And here's the Sheevaplug: …

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    Comment #3163566

    Are import taxes of 100% ((1200 - 600) / 600) realistic?

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    Comment #3163401

    To learn how FPGAs work, I'd recommend starting with a cheap Digilent board; see http://www.digilentinc.com/choosing.cfm - You can get a simple BASYS 2 board for under $100, possib…

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    Comment #3163161

    Yes. A $10 Spartan 3 could run a simple core and interpret LISP code. It's been done before, check Open Cores.

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    Comment #3126619

    I totally agree that developers should not assume that per-pixel content is visible at these pixel pitches. However, I strongly disagree that the target market should be these indi…

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    Comment #3126015

    There are a lot more places than just the US that use "at" to refer to a location. Why not just release to anyone who wants to use the English-only app?

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    Comment #3125249

    Or why not ask their EU customers to pay the extra 4.9% it would cost to sell it as a camcorder? That would not only get them off the hook but also encourage their customers to abo…

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    Comment #3122063

    The vertical control of Apple (most notably) as well as Amazon and Google is almost complete. The author noted that they don't have: 1. Billing/banking control - Purchases on all t…

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    Comment #3120797

    It's read on login and on every app startup . That, IMO, makes it not meaningless.

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    Comment #3120761

    Thank you for doing this. I, for one, am willing to use dconf-editor or gsettings during the once-in-a-blue-moon occasions where I need to modify the binary blob if it results in f…

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    Comment #3120727

    Is your car body magnetic? If you had aluminum body panels, it probably could, though the panel is probably a good deal stiffer than this tuba. If you had steel body panels (which …

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    Comment #3120698

    The Joel on Software article that he refers to is probably "Making Wrong Code Look Wrong": http://www.joelonsoftware.com/articles/Wrong.html

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    Comment #3119054

    This is wrong. Raspberry Pi is a completely different domain than Arduino. There isn't a great price difference between the cheapest ( They're lower power because you can only flip…

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    Comment #3118441

    There are over 300 different models of the MSP430, ranging from the G2 or Value Line parts having 1k of Flash, a couple hundred bytes of RAM and usually one timer to the F5 series …

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    Comment #3113344

    Unfortunately, it's not that simple. Apple's TOS have some significant restrictions on running interpreters. Some have been allowed, though. For more information, see Section 3.3.2…

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    Comment #3111679

    I think you forgot to include the link. By Googling "jpallen online latex editor", I found jpallen.net and ScribTex. To make our volunteer's efforts more expedient, I'll note that …

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    Comment #3107239

    You can even enter http://www.ubuntu.com/tour/#surf-the-web in the browser found on http://www.ubuntu.com/tour/#surf-the-web !

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    Comment #3104873

    What service are you running where the "overwhelming number of [y]our users" tell you that phone is their preferred method of contact? As I wrote on the blog, email allows me to: -…

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    Comment #3104397

    Your app is nice, but it's nothing like Siri. My dumb phone is an '07 Motorola Razr on Verizon's OS (see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Motorola_RAZR#Verizon_Wireless_... ). It has a…

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    Comment #3103602

    The title confused me as well. Can you revise it to something like the "Backend Service Provider StackMob Comes To Android" title which the linked article used?

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    Comment #3103592

    The source article at http://gutjahr.biz/blog/2011/09/face-off/ (in German) says (via Google translate): For example, information on the recently discussed ... "likes" that Faceboo…

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    Comment #3100804

    SVN handles large binaries with ease. I'm an EE, and these are frequent occurrences in my projects. Git can choke on big binaries.

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    Comment #3100036

    You need to go back to the top of the page (not the "related posts" at the bottom ... >_>) and find part 3: http://bioteam.net/2011/08/real-world-backblaze-costs/ Projected cost fr…

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    Comment #3099348

    > I dont want my development emulator to run twice as fast as actual hardware Why not? A lot of programmers develop native apps on high-performance workstations because it makes de…