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sauce71

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    Comment #12074733

    Joe Celko's "SQL for Smarties" ... and then the other SQL books by Celko

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    Comment #9868663

    Then buy it back from Norway. (99% hydroelectric) :-)

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    Comment #8908297

    And apparently Cobol is coming back from the dead

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    Comment #8684893

    Hope not! Connected to a live DB :-) I'll try to post a bug report tomorrow (GMT+1).

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    Comment #8684591

    I'm new to PostgreSQL and get nervous twitches from using pgAdmin. At the moment I run my queries in Toad. Tried PSequel, connected but it say (no schema) in the dropdown top left.…

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    Comment #8579374

    Obviously Apple has outsmarted us again. I love my Hackintosh with the "free" OS X (That I have had the last year (Coming from MS). But ... I finally got a iPhone a few weeks ago a…

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    Comment #8352541

    Have not read all three parts of this, but Kerr obviously is unaware that Apple actually sell a lot more in foreign countries than in the USA. (He is probably unaware that most of …

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    Comment #5938178

    I'm still in denial.

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    Comment #5638263

    Noticed it was gone from Ninite yesterday. Good riddance and a nice one of Ninite I thought. Still on fresh Windows 7 the Adobe monster suddenly appeared. Not sure where it came fr…

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    Comment #5581145

    Unable to get write lock on 'subscribe' method for: com.commafeed.backend.services.FeedSubscriptionService Another waste ...

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    Comment #5391176

    I was more in 2009, still, it has probably taken a lot of work and a lot of time so the design became dated in the process ...

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    Comment #4829665

    You can run Linux and XBMC on the MK802 add an Arduino to get hardware pins and you're where most of the Pi ppl are. I got them both, haven't booted the Mk yet, but I think it woul…

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    Comment #4767006

    Then Toshiba will not be bought by me for myself or my customers. Happy to reduce the selection process with another brand. Actually I by Mac for myself and Fujitsu Siemens for cus…

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    Comment #4643920

    Sounds great. I will try it a bit more. Subscribed to the mailing list. Hope this will be a sucssess for you. Btw. I think the number of parts you see when searching could be incre…

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    Comment #4642426

    Tried it for a few minutes. What is missing and should only take a few minutes to add are generic dips, more generic headers and generic soics. Without I'm stranded before I even g…

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    Comment #4641368

    I have just picked up electronics again after a hiatus, need to create some simple boards. Will try this. If it works and gets momentum,it will really be great!

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    Comment #4580580

    Good point and interesting blog you got. I have a long term project doing a N.E.A.R. balloon myself :-)

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    Comment #4527182

    Is this really a surprise? http://gizmodo.com/382929/apple-buys-itself-a-little-chip-co...

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    Comment #1849523

    This is so great. I actually look forward to the next time I need a really obscure winapi function. Apple?

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    Comment #1415436

    Barring coders from specific countries from using open source sounds totally wrong to me. The people are not the government in those countries, this ridiculous law harms the people…

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    Comment #1373289

    No college and you got a jo at M. at 22? This was in the early eighties? Serious; the fact that they hired you at all implies you got some gift that any tech. company probably woul…

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    Comment #860420

    The article was written about an effort using Drupal 4 ... and it turned out to be suprisingly easy due to the structured nature of the Drupal database api. Did you read the stuff?…

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    Comment #738807

    It is a reason for concern the prospect of losing real journalism. I have stopped using adblockers. Please stop linking to the print version of articles.