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Best way to make teriyaki tofu
First of all you want to use extra firm tofu and drain and press it well!. Here is how!.
Layer your cutting board or bowl with two layers of towels and place tofu on towels as shown in picture!.
Place tofu on board or in bowl!.
Lay a fresh towel on top of tofu!.
Gently press down on towel to remove any initial water!.
Remove damp towel and place two layers of fresh towels on top of tofu!.
Carefully place a bowl or other weight on top of towels to press down on tofu!.
Let sit for at least fifteen minutes!.
To remove even more moisture, change the towels and allow to sit another fifteen minutes!.

Add pizazz to your meals with the distinct flavor of baked marinated tofu!. The texture unlike unbaked tofu is denser, chewier and has been likened to chicken!. Most hardcore meat eaters don’t realize their eating tofu!

1 lb firm or extra firm organic tofu
? C soy sauce
? C rice wine vinegar or white wine
4 garlic cloves, minced
1 TBL fresh ginger, shredded
1 tsp crushed red chili pepper, or to taste
1 TBL olive oil
Non-stick cooking spray
Shallow 9x12 baking dish

Slice the drained tofu into ?” slices, then place in prepared marinade, coating both sides before covering the dish in plastic wrap!. Marinade at room temp for 3-5 hours, turning once!.
Step4 Preheat your oven to 300 degrees F!.
Step5 Lightly spray your cookie sheet with non-stick cooking spray!.
Step6 Place tofu slices on sheet, keeping ?” – 1” spacing!.
Step7 Bake for 30 – 35 minutes each side!. The tofu should look brown and dry but should not appear shrivelled
Step8 Dice or slice baked tofu and add to stir fry, salads, rice dishes, or wherever you might add chicken!. Enjoy!
As is the case with Linux, you can run it using Wine.
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> Now, take away the constant loading of the JavaScript and CSS, and you've significantly decreased bandwidth and server load

On a related note, if this is a problem for you, now might be a good time to check your Expires headers. The 'some clients turn off caching' seems like a bit of a non sequitur too- some clients also have javascript disabled. Some clients are IE6. How many clients are like that in the wild? How many of /your/ users?
It actually doesn't sound anything like they're looking to make BitTorrent illegal.

They want to levy egregious fines against anyone using BitTorrent for piratical ends, and make ISPs just as liable as their users. They don't need to outlaw BitTorrent when they can ban people from the Internet at will.

And furthermore they're not stupid. They know that BitTorrent is just a protocol, and it's presently just as easy to get pirated content over plain old HTTP as BitTorrent.
Good Job !! Very nice design. All the best.
Pretty sure that's why they added the Second Amendment to the Constitution.

(Not saying you should go shoot up the government whenever you have a minor disagreement, but the only reason why guns are legal at all these days is because the Framers thought that this would help keep the government honest. Not sure that this actually works in real life though.)
I could come if it was later at like 7:30pm or so. Let me know what the final time is then.
My company has two people learning Django right now(including myself). Do you have any recommendations for learning resources? One person is used to working with frameworks, I'm not.

What was your take on the learning curve?
Going to have to agree with you here. Why does a share of Google cost more than a share of Illegal Online Pharmacy, Inc? Because the market has decided that Google is going to work out better than Illegal Online Pharmacy. The market could be wrong; that's not a crime, that's just losing at poker.
I was actually referring to the original article, namely IE9 on Vista+, with my flippant comment.

But now that you mention it, I guess we'll just leave it up to the Other Browsers to put accelerated 2D on XP. They're open source if MS wants to see how they did it.
I agree, and that's kind of the point I was making towards the end. You need to know what your target audience is, and whether or not those are issues you might face. In either case, if you have a "DOM Heavy" application, you can still save bandwidth by not needing to send anything except the data across.
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vi emulation in visual studio -
https://github.com/jaredpar/VsVim
Congratulations from another fairly new programmer. :)

One UI suggestion: I find it clunky when a site forces me to choose from price ranges that don't overlap (e.g. $5 to 10, $10 to $15, etc.). Generally people making purchasing decisions aren't thinking in terms of those kinds of ranges; they simply have a maximum budget in mind. I think it's better to allow users to specify "under $5", "under $10", etc. so that each successive group includes the previous groups. I realize there may be a case for trying to get customers to purchase the most expensive item they're willing to purchase, but more often than not having to click each range separately just annoys me and I leave the page.
I see this as a steady development towards a new era, away from copyright and patents and towards distribution-driven innovation.

Look at Netflix, Apple and Google. They are discovering this model but just like the internet, I think the future will reveal itself over the next few years. People will pay for easy distribution and one-click purchasing. Some distribution networks will have a monthly fee for unlimited downloads. Others will have pay-per-download.

Here's the good news: rather than relying on a government-enforced monopoly (copyright, patents, etc.) to make sure that the publishers and innovators get paid, we will rely on direct-to-consumer distribution networks, which compete with one another for publishers and users on things like ease of use and selection.

In a way this is the Cable TV model. Eventually, I think everyone will move to a monthly subscription model for nearly unlimited downloads, like Netflix. That's because when torrent clients (or usenet or whatever else decentralized distribution network there will be) become as easy to use as the centralized ones (and decentralized always wins in the end), it will be just as easy and convenient to get a pirated movie as it is to get it on iTunes. But movies are expensive to make. That's why in the future, I think people will pay monthly fees instead of paying per item.

At the end of the day, there will be a huge number of people subscribed to Netflix-like distribution networks just like there are people subscribed to the internet, and generating "positive externalities" for the cheapskates that get free content through decentralized means. But the system will work. Content creators will flourish!
They are also seemingly fraudulent in another sense. Many of these mortgage-backed securities are coming under scrutiny for not being properly "mortgage-backed" at all.

When created proper paperwork trails were not kept, and the notes and mortgages were split (which is a no-no in some states) and proper records were not filed at the county level. In a lot of cases county and state law was just wholesale ignored through the MERS system.

None of this is ever a problem unless you actually need to collect on the home that serves as collateral for your note. Apparently some in Wall St didn't think far enough ahead. This is beginning to work its way through the courts and will open a whole new bag of worms for those holding these notes at par.

Just one example (of many) :http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2011-01-06/foreclosures-may-be...

So not only did the 'system' encourage the writing of irresponsible mortgages and scummy sales tactics, the banks also defrauded their customers: state endowments, pension plans, universities and other purchasers of these improperly structured financial products.

Yet this is all a civil matter and nobody will go to jail. Chalk another one up to the 'best and the brightest' of Wall St.

The author is a bit sloppy, but their heart is in the right place. What recourse do people have when the government that is supposed to be enforcing laws on the behalf of the citizenry is completely controlled by the very industry ripping them off?
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Microsoft Office is available for both Windows and OSX, why is iWork not available for Windows ?
Many people have already made the comparison between the mobile wars of the 10's and the PC wars of the 80's, where Google is now playing the role of Microsoft and Apple is now playing the role of, er, Apple.

But what I find ironic is Microsoft's role in this new platform war. Microsoft and Windows Phone 7 has now taken on the role of what was the stodgy old monopoly that only cared to make products for enterprises: IBM and OS/2.
You are confusing Goldman's prop desk and their sales desk. The prop desk is not required to inform clients of their positions.

The sales desk is required to disclose information on the composition of the security they are selling. I.e.: "Bond X is comprised of 523 loans from Florida, 247 loans from Texas, etc, all rated AAA".

Your link does not suggest they failed to do this.

In much the same way, if I think AAPL will tank, I am legally permitted to sell my shares.
I dunno, I tend to prefer the emacs movement keys over vim. I-search to move around in emacs, in combination with C+A+f/b is (usually) fairly fast - though a fairly good reason for that might be because I know the structure of what I edit. As for someone who moved from emacs to vim, I cannot resist posting this particular link :)

http://notinventedhe.re/on/2010-12-22
This is a good approach.

At the very least, it helps to have been clearly communicating expectations so they're aware that they're not meeting those expectations.

Honestly, few are going to disagree based on your description. The way you presented it makes it seem obvious. I think you're more likely trying to overcome personal qualms or guilt about having to take this action, which is perfectly normal and shows you're still human, when you already have your decision made. It sucks, but it may be necessary.

You can present it as a choice: they have to want to work harder and longer or your organization may not have been what they were looking for---that it isn't their optimal fit.
As much as I would like to agree with the article, I tend to agree with your statement that this seems to be a virtual lynch mob piece.

The little I have read about this situation puts a slightly different light/context on the situation and the SEC's actions.
The SEC does not seem to have resources to tackle all their cases. So when it makes an announcement that its going after someone, it usually means that they have a case, and the evidence to back it up. Conversely, it means they go after only strong cases.

For example - the SEC's prosecution of Goldman. It was panned in the media, and Goldman even stated they would fight the case. The media actually posted it as SEC being irresponsible and hunting for scalps. On the other hand, one site pointed out that Khuzami wouldn't be bringing a weak case and that Goldman was most likely going to settle -

http://www.ritholtz.com/blog/2010/04/10-things-you-dont-know...
http://www.ritholtz.com/blog/2010/07/who-steered-you-wrong-a...

Added benefit - those links mention a law which was broken - False representation to clients.

From the commentary there, it appears that in Street parlance - having the SEC go after you is a Big Deal. Goldman got fined about $500 mil iirc.

The problem is that settling a case seems to be the worst punishment that can happen on Wallstreet, Jail or larger fines are not.

PS: Another very interesting article by the big picture blog is posted lower in this thread - its regarding the housing foreclosure mess and is worth a read.
Very sad if true...but I really wish people would leave the guy alone and give him some privacy. I know it's hard when he's such a big figure in the tech field, but the guy is dealing with life threatening health issues...
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Yes thats how important decisions are made.
I dislike the word rejection, YC didn't accept my application for funding.

The odds were against me as a solo founder, but why not go for it?

http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=159549

It would have been incredible to learn and grow with YC, but I don't regret the path I took.
The caching justification felt very contrived to me. I'd guess that the percentage of users with broken cache handling is lower than the percentage of users with javascript disabled. I'd rather not guess, but the author didn't provide any actual evidence that this is a problem.

If your cache headers are set incorrectly, you should probably fix that instead of reworking your entire site.
For anyone who comes back and reads this later, the package arrived two business days after placing the order. I'm still pretty amazed I got it, delivered to Australia, for $4.30.
> There's no such thing as "knowing" they are bad.

So they put billions of dollars on that bet after doing a lot of research and yet they didn't really know anything? Or are you trying to convince me that the stock market is legalized gambling?

I'm confused here.
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and I get the feeling that its actual editing commands just aren't that well thought out

If only it had some way you could customize it, eh? ;)
The main thing I've learned at FeeFighters is - businesses are people, too. You treat them as people, not much different than consumers, and market them in similar means but different channels.

At first, I thought - man, this is SO not sexy... but over time, I've realized that we can be ourselves and be fun and still cater to businesses. Our previous name was Transparent Financial Services. We have now changed to FeeFighters and have a ninja logo, and our customers have raved to us about the change.

In terms of tactics, we use a lot of SEO/SEM, being at the right conferences, and partnerships with other companies working for small businesses (this is a large opportunity that is under-tapped).

What kind of businesses do you want to sell to?
Often the mechanics behind the adjustable rate mortgages were not fully disclosed to the lendee. In many cases banks did very little due diligence to verify the income of the lendee, yet the would pass these mortgages off to other banks & wall street as sound investments - despite having no idea really how well the person could pay it back.

Additionally buying a house was considered a wise investment due to the ballooning home prices. This myth was perpetuated by the banks themselves. The only way to keep it going was to give everyone and their dog a mortgage & they practically did, knowing full well that most of the people would not be able to pay it back. Essentially fraud.
There are lots of edge cases where the sign of zero affects computation. In floating-point, zero values represent not only the exact value zero but the result of an underflowed computation too small to represent as a non-zero floating point value, so retaining the sign is often important to at least keep such computations on the correct side of a branch cut or limit. For example:

x/+0 = +infinity

x/-0 = -infinity

sqrt(+0) = 0

sqrt(-0) = nan

log(+0) = -infinity

log(-0) = nan
As Graham says determination is what makes a difference. Congratulations.
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Probably been discussed here on HN before, but what exactly causes the LiOn batteries to do this?
Yes, but if you want to be honest about numbers, you should say something like

Reddit.com
HTML.: 37.6 KB
Text in that HTML: 5.9 KB

(That's just what I got from copy+pasting.) The difference at issue is loading another 37.6 KB page versus loading whatever part of that 5.9 KB is the "interesting" text (i.e. probably not the header or footer) plus its links and styles and the overhead of whatever you want to stick it in (JSON, an HTML fragment, etc). The huge CSS and JS files are not reloaded every time you go to a new page.
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"An elderly Oklahoma man landed himself in jail after using bolt cutters to break his prized pooch from the pound."

http://www.timesnews.net/article.php?id=9027221
Neil deGrasse Tyson brings up a good point about ETI though: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w-uZZ7RdL5E

"When was the last time you stopped to have a conversation with a worm?"
Interesting.. does Facebook provide the same linkjuice that Twitter seems to be providing?
I think this goes back to the "bigger piece of a smaller pie" mentality. There's a huge difference between someone capable of looking up answers to things that have been done before (SO) and someone capable of generating novel solutions to problems (an expert.) What will diminish will be the demand for people excellent at memorization while demand for problem solvers will go up. Only time will tell if it's net-0 but I think this is a healthy direction for professionals and businesses.
I disagree - they can't leave the platform since it's so dominant.

I expect a couple of big players will announce they're raising their rates 50% due to the new pricing policy. Users will complain, which will put pressure on Apple.

If Apple doesn't back down, over time most third party services will introduce new features that won't be made available on iOS. Considering they'll be making 2-4x as much on all other platforms, they'll naturally create incentives for people to switch.
Well, Watson was written in Java....

Seriously though, While you could write a simple wiki search engine to get decent results right away I think IBM is playing the long game. Taking the much more difficult (15 people 5 years) game for long term results. The begining results like this jeopardy game don't seem that impressive, but if the watson technology is as impressive as ibm make out I'm sure it'll broaden in time.

On the other hand, I found the use of power chips over x86-64 a bit suspect. That was clearly IBM sales at work.
You don't use Vim 7 completion?

http://linuxhelp.blogspot.com/2006/09/visual-walk-through-of...
Regarding number 1, where would you get the facts or validation to prove that it has at least a billion dollar potential? A lot of times, I see people with business plans projecting all kinds of things but I'm darn confused at how they can come up with the numbers.
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Could you remove the javascript alert from delete and change it so the question appears on page? I think it's much more user-friendly to keep the confirmation in the same area as the delete button instead of popping open in the middle of the page.
Amazon has made a substantial investment in digitizing backlist titles. Is Apple going to do the same? If not, Amazon will always have the edge on books.
Why don't Americans believe in global warming?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SMy2_qNO2Y0

Non-simulated fire. Pretty scary.
Alright, this is no good.

How much?
The president of the Author's Guild, Scott Turow, is part of the film industry.
" I'm of the opinion that if there is anything that is promoting or enabling piracy, it's the lack of innovation."

no innovation?

We've gone from CDs to online streaming music like pandora,last.fm, and grooveshark.

I remember when Napster first came out and the pirates of the Internet tried to legitimize their actions by saying that music was just too expensive and you couldn't "try before you buy". Next, it was DRM.

Now that music is 99 cents/song (and many times less than this), you can get it with no DRM, and you can pretty much listen to any song you want for free before buying, you would think that sales would increase and piracy would decrease.

Instead, it's worse than ever and sales have been tanking, which is exactly why the music industry wanted to stop it in the first place.

What "laws and litigation" are stifiling "business plans' and innovation?
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What about all the people living above their means with the mortgages they couldn't afford. Didn't they play a part? Should they go to jail too? Plus what they did was unethical, not illegal, and therefore not punishable through jail-time...
It's true that the caching argument seemed contrived (and was, in a sense), so I've added an edit to it to take your comments, as well as others, into consideration, and to make them known to other readers. Thanks for the feedback.
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I saw this website a month ago. I am not interested in Business perspective about this website.But, I think its a good way to pay tribute to your loved ones and share your feelings/memories with your friends/relatives.
Why I choose Emacs
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First post on way0t mentioning 3banana was on 2006-07-27, jeebus that is a long time ago.
Personally I think that's assuming too much. We know so little about what life is like even if sentience has evolved on other planets that pretty much everything is pure speculation.

Also, slightly contradictarily, natural selection/evolution don't provide much pressure for a species to change after it's gotten wildly successful. Have we had any physiological brain changes since agriculture? Not really. And now that medicine is becoming so effective, natural selection doesn't really work on the fitness of people, just their ability to have more children.

So, I don't think ET will be vastly more intelligent than us without having to resort to redesigning itself.
With Node.js, you can use defers (promises), as well. As long as you feel that promises isn't too much mental overhead (obviously you don't), I would recommend using promises for any sizable Node.js application.

https://github.com/kriskowal/q
Part of being an expert is knowing how to employ that knowledge. The repository is useless if you can't figure out how to use it.

There is a wealth of knowledge on Wikipedia for instance but that doesn't mean I wouldn't rather prefer to go to an actual doctor
I moved to place with no B&N close by and as much as I enjoy going to a bookstore I refuse to go to Borders cause it is such a lost cause to find a single book you are interested in there. It is just night and day difference browsing between the two stores.
That's a good point. The big issue is loading the "Heavy" part of the DOM every time (navigation links, header/footer, user panel, etc), rather than the real "content". I'll make an edit and make that a more prominent point. Thanks for the feedback. If you don't mind my asking, how did you pull the 5.9KB number out of the 37.6 one? Just checked the size of the interesting part of the page once saved into a new file?
In what sense? Many (like me) already own iOS devices and are invested in it with all the apps/games/songs/books that we already bought. I probably won't switch platforms based on the absence of a newspaper/music subscription service, but I sure would like the option of having those.
I'm completely disgusted by Apple's behaviour on this topic. Apple should be ashamed of itself for gouging developers. This is like if someone has a bakery in Des Moines, IA and then wants to expand to New York, and the city of New York insists that the price of cake the bakery charges be the same or lower than the price in Des Moines where the rent and operation costs are a fraction of what they are in NYC. This kind of monopolistic behavior by Apple is worse than Microsoft at its worst in the 90s and the early 2000s.
Added. Cool project, I especially like the [keyword] part.
I told him he should have validated his code. ... - kung fu grippe