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torpor

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  1. comment
    Comment #2563288

    You can use a library when the grid is down. The grid will go down.

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    Comment #2535744

    For exercise bikes (and other such devices) there is ANT+ : http://thisisant.com/ .. which already works great on Android phones like the SE Xperia, which have a radio that can do …

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    Comment #2528500

    C can be very productive if you put your energy into the right place: choosing your libraries and build-system to support the needs of your application. I can right now build a lot…

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    Comment #2516670

    I've done it .. let me know if you want any help. I've got a fully working OpenGL ES demo ported to the NDK and functioning as a regular Android app ..

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    Comment #2505582

    Can American bombers please stop releasing their payloads on innocent women, children, and men? kthxbai.

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    Comment #2496705

    And that, son, is how you get to Mars. And don't come back.

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    Comment #2496688

    Hooray for the Judeo-Christian bias in this article. You're a "loner" if you just want to sit by yourself and eat, or a "member" if you hang with a clique .. Sheesh.

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    Comment #2492608

    Your bookmarks are still there. Lesson?

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    Comment #2492579

    Log into delicious using the web form (not the bookmark bar) and discover: all your bookmarks are still there. The only thing thats not working is the delicious bookmark bar with f…

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    Comment #2450008

    Meh. Should be using ANT+ instead.

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    Comment #2449789

    Calendar Apps could learn a thing or two from another time-management segment of applications: DAW/Sequencers. All of these problems have already been addressed in the DAW world, a…

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    Comment #2441281

    I just don't get what this is useful for. Can someone enlighten me?

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    Comment #2437551

    He certainly talks about himself a lot.

  14. comment
    Comment #2437503

    IOError for President!

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    Comment #2432310

    I miss being able to bring my money into the surf with me .. ;)

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    Comment #2432112

    >What else can we learn from here? That the mob will never decide in your favour.

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    Comment #2423228

    I'm stealth-blacklisted. I hate it. I don't understand the value of it being permanent, either.

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    Comment #2410126

    The Open Pandora runs all Commodore software pretty well, is portable, has a decent keyboard, has USB Host and Device, WLAN too, and is an awesome little Linux box to boot .. (As f…

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    Comment #2410120

    Arduino rocks. And I concur with your point that Arduino is a "creative computing" platform, especially if Arduino continues in this direction: http://www.creativeapplications.net/…

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    Comment #2406214

    Paul Graham could learn a lot from L. Ron Hubbard.

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    Comment #2364229

    I've got one for vim users, its one of my favourites. I call it the "poor mans cscope" (btw, if you haven't learned about cscope + vim yet, you really should..) The following vim c…

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    Comment #2327054

    Same for me.. still got my BeBox, my SGI O2, and my NextStation though, right next to my PPC Powerbook G4 .. ;)

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    Comment #2326660

    To me, it looks like someone put art on the die so that the die can be copyrighted.

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    Comment #2322169

    It is Planet X (Niribu) / Comet Elenin! Seriously!

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    Comment #2321884

    REAPER-on-Wine works very well on my UbuntuStudio workstation .. but I still prefer Ardour (since I have access to its source code..)