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Comment #44072746
I think you mixed up Ryan Stiles and Diedrich Bader, though now I wonder if Diedrich ever went on Whose Line when Drew Carey was hosting.
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Comment #7700861
You can actually go into the settings and change most of the colors and even the behaviour of the header (fixed/static/off).
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Comment #7332163
First Circle is one of the best (and hardest) songs that my former jazz orchestra played - I was on drums. We used a score from UNC, I believe. You're right that the time signature…
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Comment #6209799
Is there an obvious trick to 8a that I'm missing? I've been staring at it for longer than I'd care to admit... Edit: by "8a", I mean the puzzle that leads to 8a ("get out your note…
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Comment #3798666
> This strikes me as an attempt by the Royal Canadian Mint to disintermediate credit card companies by offering a new, low-cost, "irrevocable," centrally-controlled payment system.…
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Comment #3735471
I don't quite recall what they told the rest of us, but another 20% of the remaining employees submitted their resignation within a few weeks. Those who stuck it out were given the…
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Comment #3730908
It's quite stressful when even half the people you know get laid off. I worked at a startup that began expanding very quickly in early 2008 (i.e., the worst possible time in recent…
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Comment #3711197
As I understand it (as a regular on the ZeroMQ and Crossroads mailing lists), the reasons are as follows: 1) Trademark issues - the original developers of ZMQ have been prohibited …
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Comment #3487525
Million. It's an accounting abbreviation (sometimes). Edit: It may come from Roman numerals. M = 1000.
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Comment #3043695
Benefits.
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Comment #2945918
EventSourcing/CQRS (Command/Query Responsibility Segregation) is gaining a bit of traction in the .NET community. There are some great presentations[1], blogs[2][3] and projects[4]…