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rmjb

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    Comment #3415093

    He's talking about using a dedicated charging port instead of using the USB port for charging. 10.5 watts (2.1 amps) at 5 volts probably wouldn't be enough to support usage while c…

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    Comment #3251342

    It sounds like you're implying that web apps aren't quite ready to take on CAD/CNC apps yet. Have you seen tinkercad ?

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    Comment #3092883

    It's actually very reminiscent of ActionScript-3.

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    Comment #3069722

    That's how programming started for a lot of us. Start playing with transistors, then discover 555s, 741s and discrete logic. Eventually discover micro controllers and start coding …

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    Comment #2664821

    If you mean OS Kernels, rather than OpenCL kernels as snippyhollow pointed, you might want to look at http://code.google.com/p/kgpu/

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    Comment #2418713

    Yeah, before clicking I was wondering which KDF they've made mandatory, PBKDF2 or bcrypt.

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    Comment #2414232

    I have my doubts about the quality of computer education imparted by the likes of NIIT. Years ago, one of my non technical friends wanted to join a C/C++ course at one of their cen…

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    Comment #2244903

    The parked domain advertising market is so lucrative that even Google has entered it (possibly through the DoubleClick acquisition) with their AdSense for Domains program.

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    Comment #2227795

    People looking for a tiny, embeddable scheme should also check out Alex Shinn's chibi-scheme.

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    Comment #2221335

    Online banking based payments work just fine for local Indian sites, but I haven't found a way to pay US based businesses without a credit card. The only use I've had for using a c…

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    Comment #2179101

    This is a standard practice with all electronics manufacturers. I've been seeing it for decades at the end of component datasheets from Fairchild, National Semiconductors etc, even…

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    Comment #1829587

    You're implying that C akin to a lathe and ruby is akin to a milling machine. AFAIK, lathes do come with an optional milling attachment, while milling machines don't have a lathe a…

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    Comment #1540699

    The OpenBSD folks have been searching for a replacement for quite some time now. IIRC, they even got their kernel building with the ancient PCC compiler, which is also BSD licensed…