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This Citizen eco drive watch is made in japan, mineral glass is used while making, mineral glass is non-reflective thats why rough work also has no effect on this citizen ecodrive watch.
I bought the DX for the large screen so I can read programming books and pdfs on e ink. I like some of the artwork, esp the one of the fish. I think the kindle 4 smaller devices have more contemporary screen savers.
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The Australian equivalent (DSD) did a challenge like this last month. Same deal - x86 assembly to decrypt a message and reveal a secret URL. They too had no tracking.
The point still stand. Once you have created wealth, you need the ability to claim it and that is always a function of preexisting capital. The only difference when you "create" wealth being that you are in better position to negotiate with your various contenders than otherwise.
They suggest using a USB wifi thingy. Their forum has a list of models that should work with ARM chips running linux.
So my Sprint Replenish does have Carrier IQ. Now that I know, how do I get rid of it?
I'm not an educator and I don't think of myself as a good writer either,

I am a teacher and I have been paid to write learning materials. I always listen politely to advice offered by people who are not teachers. I listen especially carefully to my students of course as that is a critical part of teaching.

Activities similar to the ones that you have suggested here are used quite often in Further Education colleges in the UK. There is a general emphasis on 'active learning'. For more on this idea, read anything by Geoff Petty.

http://www.geoffpetty.com/

especially

http://www.geoffpetty.com/activelearning.html
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I wrote a GPS app (for offroad use) in December last year. It's a pretty poor app, and because it was crap I priced it high to discourage buyers. And now I'm getting mailed by Microsoft because they want to give me my money. It was quite amazing - I never tracked the app's performance, and ignored it, because I only wrote it to get familiar with the tools.

I've not written for any other platform, so have no comparison to offer.
Also a fantastic way to promote grudges. People who have been "publicly" ugly tend to want to justify it and are thus inclined to continue to be ugly as "proof" that they were right to do so to begin with. I would rather people have the chance to change their mind about me and move on. I have certainly changed my mind about some people and am less inclined to downvote their remarks than I once was (which sounds more personal and ugly than I mean it -- I am trying to say that getting to know someone better can change how you interpret something they have said). First impressions aren't always accurate.
Why are they all straight shreds? Bad guys don't know how to go to Staples.com and buy a Diamond shredder? Sure, it's useful to be able to decode those but if you're going to throw $50,000 on the table why not at least ask for something slightly more sophisticated than aligning what are essentially rectangles.

I wouldn't be surprised if someone out there makes a cheap consumer grade shredder with some shape more obnoxious than diamonds too...
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There's some interesting stuff in the comment associated with the image and the JS file as well
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Flash does not outperform every aspect of the alternatives. The standard flash browser plugin can't even provide frame accurate playback, something that can be done with the video tag in chrome, IE9, Safari and Firefox.

It does not out perform chrome's webgl, audio API, video decoding support, except in the cross platform support it offers.

The only benefit it has is that it Is common, but there can be version differences on feature support.
Why are you limiting your view to some made up markup for describing data? Data already has metadata; formats, containers, etc it's all metadata.
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For some perspective, the one I linked only requests permission to read log files (to detect) while the Lookout one wants full network access (and interestingly enough no access to log files).
Oh my do I remember these! And a friend of mine had the first one with autoreverse, electromagnetic buttons, hardly bigger than the cassette box, entirely metal-made... Costed an arm and a leg back then (1985?), this one:
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I am quite sure that, for every company that claims WP7 is more profitable than iOS, there will be more than five companies saying otherwise.

As was pointed out to me a couple weeks back, the plural of anecdote is not data. And this one isn't even a plural.
I probably can't hear the difference. It's nice to have a lossless source so that you can re-encode to a low bitrate for your portable player, though. 256kbps lossy audio sounds good, but 256kbps lossy audio re-encoded to 128kbps audio does not. (Right now, I have enough "legacy" 128kbps MP3s to make re-encoding unworthwhile; everything fits on my 16GB micro SD card. But that will not last forever, and who wants to carry around a hard drive over a micro SD card :)

The real problem is that the people mixing the music probably don't have as nice a listening setup as most audiophiles do, so when you listen to that music you are listening to the inadequacies in the setup of the person who did the mixing. I still have brand-new albums in 2011 that are clipped! (Not to mention, more bass and treble than there should be. Cymbals do not make your ears bleed in real life.)
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I didn't anticipate how much I would come to prefer my DX to everything else. I do wish that screensaver (that isn't quite the right term) was at least somewhat customizable though.
There is a another side to that though: you do actually see a lot of CEO's who made the right call without having "perfect" information making less and less effort to gather any information with every new decision on the mistaken believe that they have great "vision". They're no longer taking "calculated" risks, just risks based on their own illusion of infallibility.

At some point in that process, the question "are they stupid or something" becomes justified. And not just as a form of armchair criticism. A company's survival can depend on it.
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Arguing about "rights" doesn't mean anything. It's just as easy to say "if content creators won't sell lossless music files, they don't have the right to create the content."

Really, the market is just being efficient. Right now, people want X. They could buy X for the price of a plane ticket and a CD and spend 36 hours of their time to obtain it, or they could download a torrent and be done in minutes. People are going to do the second one, regardless of the fact that they have no "right" to. Why? Because it's easier, and humans are lazy.

As soon as every piece of music ever made is available from one store as lossless files, then there will be no excuse for music piracy. But as long as the middlemen want to segment the market artificially, the market is going to fight back. It's the recording industry middlemen that are hurting the artists, not the pirates. The pirates are just correcting the market.

(The same goes for movies. Get rid of bullshit DRM like HDCP and region coding, and suddenly your sales will go way up. People don't want to buy a special player / cable / monitor combo that supports strong cryptography. They want to watch a movie. So don't do that, or the pirates have you beat on features alone, even though you created the content. That sounds fucked up because it is! Movies are not designed to prop up failing consumer electronics companies' bottom line. They are designed to be watched.)
An yet it's hard for engineers from outside US to move to the US.
Nobody says this, but by now this is absolutely obvious: Letting the US Companies to move blue collar jobs abroad was a mistake.

Capitalism - the word comes from capital. Capital comes from savings. Savings come from over-production (i.e. exports) and NOT from over-consumption on credit (i.e. imports).
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For the foundations, you're probably right. For the rest, some fundamentally new techniques may be employed. It is for instance possible to to extrude concrete like you would plastic in a little 3D printer. Except your concrete extruder would typically be placed at the tip of a regular articulated robotic arm instead of a giant replica of a RepRap. (Edit: the technical term for this is "contour crafting".)

Note however that what currently requires most human intervention isn't the heavy duty. It is all the small work you have to do after: paint, floor, electricity, water, basic appliances. To automate all that, you need to replace not only the human mind, you have to replace the human hand.

Also replacing the human mind is obvious, though not necessarily easy: as you suggest, keep the machine, automate it, throw the human operator out.

The human hand, on the other hand, will take some insight to be replaced: how will you lay out all the tubes and the wires ? You cannot really expect human-sized machines do the same work the humans currently do, in the same way. The best solution is probably to to come up with clever ways to render the human hand unnecessary. You could for instance blend heavy duty work with the rest, (laying out cable as you put the bricks together, or something), or somehow changing how things are done.

But it looks like it could work.
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Help, Please - co-authoring article for magazine.

What politicians are using social media in the best way?

Why do you think so?

Thank you in advance.
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Are you left-handed. On both mobile and desktop browsers I scroll on the right and the buttons are on the left; I'm right handed which probably makes a difference.

I could understand that you would up- instead of down-vote but surely if you choose the vertical area in which the vote buttons are to scroll then you'd be forever clicking the buttons by accident. I suspect most scroll actions begin either on a scroll bar or on the text of a comment - would be an interesting heatmap to see though.
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The Register links to a Sophos blog, which links to this site:

(http://www.alwaysbetesting.co.uk/seo/how-to-crack-the-gchq-c...)

Since the reg is notoriously unreliable it's probably a good idea to follow the guidelines:

> Please submit the original source. If a blog post reports on something they found on another site, submit the latter.
I imagine they run ephemeral, sandboxed chrome instances in a cgroup that limits resources like memory and cpu time. The chrome comic back when it was first launched announced it had headless capabilities, and they've gotten better at sandboxing since.
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Without any sales numbers, this post is meaningless. You could have at least given an indication.
Perhaps it is domain registrars that need to implement two-step verification before transfers. It would be such a labour-saving move, and potentially safe so much time resolving disputes. Just offer people to "lock" their domains to be unlocked with a mobile phone number.

It would be a simple twillio app.
I think it is safe to say that CmdrTaco is more than just a "mere" engineer.
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This has to be a part of the Google Check out, which means the vendor integrating the API must opt to honor it (assuming they do not make it mandatory). I don't understand why vendor's would want to participate in it though. It does not give them any competitive advantage over their competitors since this is available to everyone else. So unlike amazon where they have a lock-in advantage with Prime, Google is not really offering it to its customers.
Presumably the one that requires network access tests for existence by attempting to connect to its local tcp port.

I'd be more comfortable installing an app that just scans the logs.

On the other hand, I have a rooted Android phone with LBE Privacy Guard installed, so I can install apps that require network privileges, and then simply deny them access to the Internet.
Cost of bare hardware is not what makes companies move to the cloud.

Hardware / software licenses is an investment, cloud is opex (operational expense): it means you don't invest much upfront (Zencode, Amazon, etc. made that investment for you), but you pay over time. If your treasury is low you may not even have a choice between investing or using the cloud to begin with.

So you are going to say: in the long run, opex is more expensive than a wise investment that pan out well.

That's called risk management, and is the main reason many companies choose cloud services over in-house. You might invest in the wrong hardware, the wrong licenses in the case of encoding audio/video, or the wrong Linux/*BSD/Windows administrators. Switching away from Zencoder is comparatively easy and cheap.

It's a trade off, you are basically paying a premium to reduce your risks.
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Any of us in Europe has CarrierIQ?
None of my friends has on their phones.
P.S. I bought my phone not from network provider.
FWIW, I don't have a case on my iPhone 4 since I can't stand the extra bulk, but I am definitely considering the Audman.
I left my iPod out in the sun awhile ago and it overheated... since then I've found my iPhone to be a lousy replacement for listening to music. The lack of a tactile UI means that I'm constantly fishing it out of my coat to do something as simple as skip a song. Even worse in the car (I have a 1/8" connection, but don't use it because trying to manage the iPod app while driving is really no better than texting while driving).

Seems like this product may be a good solution.
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Did that article have any content, or was it rather intended to be an emotion piece? Like you can get all whiny eyed by reading it, yet you haven't really digested any information whatsoever?
Why would you use a data vis lib for drawing a couple of lines? Wouldn't raphael.js be more appropriate? (i.e. efficient)
Thanks, but you shouldn't let one users profile dictate your sites styling. Feel free to break it. I'll just fix it if you do.
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Just for clarification,

I was looking through Mozilla Developer network.
There is no documented DOMContentReady event.
There is a DOMContentLoaded [1] event which is target at the document object. There is also a load [2] event fired at the window object. This is fired when the document is completely loaded.

jQuery.ready will use DOMContentLoaded and load as a backup. [3]

It is common for jQuery developers to shove their whole code base into the ready callback, which I imagine would slow a page down.

[1] https://developer.mozilla.org/en/Gecko-Specific_DOM_Events

[2] https://developer.mozilla.org/en/DOM/window.onload

[3] https://github.com/jquery/jquery/blob/master/src/core.js
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This is awesome. Doing this for the Netherlands, and there is a public API (but no schedule API, just a trip planner).

Plans for GTFS? As awful as it seems, it is a nice format and has lots of tools. In half an hour with OpenTripPlanner and OpenStreetMaps and GTFS data (and a computer with 16GB RAM) you can have a trip planner ready to go.
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America's "decline" is mostly a function of bad government policy the past 15 years or so that lead to massively wasteful over-investment of people and capital into finance and real estate.

Break up the banks, let the market (not the Fed) set interest rates, deregulate health care markets, and balance the budget.
I would like to know what the development time difference is between these platforms. Also, what is the WP7 SDK like?

For a single developer this could be a good time to write WP7 apps. But iOS is so attractive because of its SDK and the wealth of third party libraries available for developers to leverage.
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Sure. Like any other piece of software, you have to do your own marketing. Unless you hit the lottery, you can't rely on Apple doing it for you.

Getting people to your app via searches on the app store can be part of your marketing, though. There are still some good niches to be found there with little serious competition.
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I guess that the use of sensitive documents rules out Mechanical Turk or a game version for the real work, but I'd be interested to see what turkers could do.
The other issue with RF certification is related to production volume--the certification costs related to WiFi in your phone/laptop is spread over millions of units. For comparatively low volume standalone WiFi modules the same cost is more likely to be spread over some multiple of thousands.
Except at the interview it will quickly become apparent if you don't know enough about cryptography.
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I bought my Samsung Galaxy S II in Finland. It does not have CarrierIQ.
> Your consumption does cause them a loss, this fallacy needs to quit being repeated.

Repeating this doesn't make it true. A specific pair of jeans costs a specific amount to create from raw materials, and if not paid for causes a loss. The situation with a set of bits being copied is subject to interpretation and I don't see why your interpretation is any more valid than mine or anyone else's.

My paycheque is the result of an agreement between me and my employer, who does believe the output of my work to have some value. Whether the people who use Facebook apps I help build or the corporation that paid my employer for them agree is irrelevant. Artists and producers get paid by their label, in some degree, independent of efforts of the distributor, and certainly independent of the public's perception of the worth of their work. It might influence their next contract (just like everyone thinking my work is shit/great would influence my next job offer), but few contracts are written to be based 100% on distributor's performance.

However, I will be sending you a bill for reading my posts in this thread. You value the content enough to read and reply to them, and so you are causing me a loss not paying for the content.

Again: if a bar won't let me in because I'm underage, but they position their TVs to be perfectly viewable by someone standing on the street, do I have no "right" (under your definition) to stand around and watch the TVs? Why or why not? Is the bar functionally different from a music or film distributor?
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This is a wonderful effort, but I dont understand point of the single source approach, as 3.x branches are not backward compatible with 2.x branches.

Can someone (Vinay?) explain a simpleton (like me :)), the reasoning behind using the single-source approach?
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I found it particularly surprising because Broadcom are supporting the project so enthusiastically.
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We are undergoing an identity & focus crisis. We know we need to focus, stop being everything to everybody, find our passion, etc.

However, honestly, we are having a VERY difficult time doing that.

We are passionate about a subject, a sector - but we break down after that - what products or services - etc.

Does anyone have a process? I am not talking about:

step 1. find your passion
step 2. follow your passion

I am looking for an organized, rigorous process to undertake an evaluation of lines of business, products and/or services that fuel the already known passion.

We have been "in business" for almost 10 years, but are looking to breakthrough, not maintain.

Thanks.
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No, lots of people do not know about how to make informed choices about lots of things about tech. You right know how to use computers, but there are loads of people who Google "www.Facebook.com" they do not know about computers
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>He explains that value (wealth) is created by the labor expended to create products. //

This is not at all the same as:

>"You get money by bringing about the manifestation of value into the world." //

IMO value is created by labour enacted to process [raw] materials. You can get money however without creating value. Indeed a lot of trading appears to be a way to extract money without adding value. Optimisations to avoid wasted production are not creating value IMO. They can be beneficial, I feel, but I also find that we've gone way past the point at which financial markets are genuinely optimising the creation of value. The main mode of getting money appears to be exploitation of those expending labour to process materials.

Some poor unfortunate sell their kids to coffee plantations in Western Africa and a wealthy trader sits at a computer and extracts the value of the kids processing.