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I suffer from jet lag ...
Re:Of course it depends... (163 comments)
I can fly anywhere in the US with no issues, east to west coast. However I've gone to Japan and have been toasted for 4 days. Travelling to Europe I'm good after a day or so.
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Re:Of course it depends... (163 comments)
I can fly anywhere in the US with no issues, east to west coast. However I've gone to Japan and have been toasted for 4 days. Travelling to Europe I'm good after a day or so.
Re:Alternatives? (501 comments)
How many homeless file a tax return to begin with? I bet most of them don't have a drivers license or know their SSN number. You have to some kind of mailing address or permanent residence for these things. The people I think it would hit hardest by being online are the elderly and working poor. But they can always call the toll free number and talk to a person.
Re:And yet... (204 comments)
This right here, TFS is so distorted. He didn't make it past round 1 in his state, so he jumped the border (with his schools's permission) in order to try again. They had rules against this for a very good reason.
Re:It's my party and no one else is invited (212 comments)
I still use it but I've submitted many bugs and feature requests since version 5.X something and they're still not fixed. I offered to fix them since I've been doing win32/MFC for 15 years and nothing. If it weren't so mature already I'd ditch it in a heartbeat.
Re:It's my party and no one else is invited (212 comments)
Notepad++, the linunx kernel, I've seen some others.
Re:I'm not even a fan, but (1174 comments)
I couldn't disagree more, one of his most popular series outside of Ender is pretty much a straight rip off of the Book Of Mormon. And for those who don't know that is the main religious text of his faith the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. He is an outspoken douchebag verbally and in writing and I couldn't be more glad to see his work not get published,
Re:Pfui! My country's post system does a better jo (564 comments)
I've had the exact same opposite, it takes 2-3 days for a letter mailed in Utah to get from Davis County to Salt Lake Count (20 mile difference, why it was mailed is a different story). My dad lives in Nebraska and a letter can take anywhere from 4-6 days to get there (1500 miles).
Boxes are impressive, I've never lost anything and they always arrive in great shape and on time. UPS and Fedex don't have great track records with my packages. I've mailed several things home internationally and the USPS is indeed better than most countries post offices IMHO.
Re:The standards are published in English (330 comments)
I agree, I'm not surprised but still saddened to see the pricks coming out of the wood work here. I have an app on sourceforge that my next big step is to add localization. It's a hard thing to do, control lengths, poor translations, etc. But you never know who might be using something you release out into the wild.
Re:Good ones do (330 comments)
What a bunch of bullshit. I've been working on code written by people who don't speak a lick of English and it's all C or C# and its good code. Just because you don't get the language doesn't mean the code is bad or they suck. God I hope you're not American because you're making us look bad.
No (330 comments)
After working for various companies, if they're a US only company sure. But anything with a remote chance of having non US/English speakers is doubtful. I am currently working on code chock full of Japanese comments and variable names. It's a huge freaking PITA. And I'm sure they hate it when I add English comments and variable names to their pristine Japanese code.
Re:Word (586 comments)
As a C# programmer I would take 2x4 to someone for doing any kind of non trivial code in a property. It violates all the C# good practices. Just like in C++ you can do some stupid shit. Does that make it a bad language? No it makes you a somewhat douchebag programmer.
Re:Right (314 comments)
I agree 100%, I used to work for a DoD contractor that required secret security clearance. Somehow I managed to pass but I referred several people who didn't make it past the preliminary background check. All of them were extremely competent and excellent programmers. However I found some were because of bankruptcy and others had actual criminal backgrounds. I agree loosening the rules would increase the pool of applicants but in the eyes of the US government who are you trusting with what can be very sensitive information. They only want squeaky clean individuals to keep their risk down. But then they get guys like Bradley Manning who decide to steal info pretty much from right under his bosses noses so I don't know. It's double sided but I see why they do it.
Re:Gerrymandering (215 comments)
I have to agree with this, here in Utah they re-drew the entire state's districts for the house and congress to skew even more Republic then we already do and to especially screw Jim Matheson. It made all the local news, papers, and even the local NPR but no one I knew hardly gave a shit.
A few things (151 comments)
1. Buy or get a machine to host SVN for version control. I work on my wife's company website and some basic management tools. SVN has saved my bacon on multiple times where I thought I had lost some code.
2. Get a pre-production server and test your code! Sounds like you're living in the wild west and that shit flies until something goes horribly wrong and you're the guy who gets blamed.
Re:Deaf community will hate this (101 comments)
I don't have the deafness, but I suffer from Tinnitus too and would also give anything to repair the damaged cells in my ears. Stuff like this gives me hope I might actually get cured of this some day.
Depends (415 comments)
Do you want to read or have a media device?
My wife has a kindle that she just wants to read on. If you want to read, watch movies, listen to mp3s, and browse the web get a tablet. If you just want books for the airplane or car ride get an eReader.
Re:Where does the Higgs mass come from? (82 comments)
IANATP but I enjoy reading about this stuff. Wikipedia has a semi decent article about it. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Higgs_boson Somehow these higgs bosons form a field that as other particles travel through it causes them slow down and have mass. Very layman answer and probably wrong but is how I see it from the wiki article.
Re:And money changes hands... (373 comments)
Totally agree, and I'm sure someone will nerd rage and create the next adblock plus plus that will block all ads again until they decide to take the money and run. Kind of a vicious cycle but as long as someone picks up the torch I am happy. Hell I might even be motivated enough to get off my fat American ass and do it myself.
Re:No CI? No version control? (362 comments)
No kidding, I run a software site for my wife that I maintain all by myself. I run subversion and it has saved my bacon several times when without thinking I changed something I shouldn't have. It's free and easy to use. I don't even use the backups, etc. It saves developers from themselves. And all this for an asp.net website.
This can't be!! (463 comments)
Duke Nukem Forever actually gets released and now Hurd? Pinch me I must be dreaming!
So yesterday I was watching a movie called Millennium starring Kris Kristofferson the old man from blade. This movie was made in 1989 if I recall correctly. The movie started well with an airplane crash. During the investigation odd things are noticed. On the black box recorder on of the co-pilots says all passengers are already dead before the crash. During the investigation the lead investigator notices a strange blonde woman dressed as an airline attendant hanging around. She's pretty odd but cute and they end up having a hook up. He eventually finds an odd object in the wreckage and comes to find out the woman is a time traveler. She comes from the future where for some reason people are all sterile. They take people from airplane crashes in the past and move them to the future so they can somehow help with the sterility problem. The problem is somehow a time paradox is created and she has to stop it. Long story short she can't and the future she lives in ends up not happening. The first half of the movie is seen from the man's POV the second half from the woman's POC. Halfway through it got incredibly boring and lost its focus completely. The ending was ok they escape together into the future.
The movie was based on a short story. Maybe as a story it would have been better. My grips about the pacing and plot of the movie aside the idea of a time paradox happening is quite interesting. From the movie if I went back in time and killed my father before I was born what would happen. I would never have been born and thus not been able to build a time machine to go back into the past. If this kind of thing could happen should we ever travel in time assuming we could ever do so? Imagine a world where people could go back and change anything they wanted. Anyone with enough money or power could re-write history to their liking. This brings up another interesting question is time travel even possible? I haven't done any research into this but I find it extremely interesting to think about.
It seems like always has its twists and turns. This past month has been one of those. A alot of it is of course of my own making. I'm taking a new job with InnovaSystems located in Utah. New jobs are always a hard transition. New people, new places, all that jazz. Also I have finally been able to petition the Grand Lodge of Freemasons as well. If all goes well I will be able to join their society. Next step world domination
Well today I loged onto slashdot to see the new layout and I can't say I'm impressed. I'm using the new IE 7 and its slow. Slow and ugly. Not a good move for slashdot IMO. They're using CSS which is a good thing but for some reason its fubaring the look and feel of the site. It's almost unusable it's so slow. It never used to be like this. I think they need to do some revamping of the UI and quick. As expexted when I run the site in Firefox it looks great and responds ok. I don't know if the new IE just needs some tweaking or if the site's CSS needs tweaking. Regardless I needed a reason to redownload firefox.
Well this semester is in full swing and all I can think about is graduating this summer. Two more classes and I'm done. A BS CS will be my biggest accomplishment in life. Not saving the world or curing cancer. But I'll take what I can get. Life sucks and then you die. Now I just need to get a job and start writing code for a living.
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Logano on pole, Bowyer keeps lips zipped on GordonBy JENNA FRYER
The ASsociated Press | November 17,2012HOMESTEAD, Fla. Joey Logano wants an apology from Jeff Gordon, and Clint Bowyer is so angry with Gordon, he wont even discuss the now very public feud.
Meanwhile, on NASCARs undercard, Brad Keselowski and Jimmie Johnson are racing for the Sprint Cup championship.
The season finale is shaping up to be a knockdown, drag-out, heavyweight fight and it might not have anything to do with the title bout. Keselowski goes into the race Sunday at Homestead-Miami Speedway with a 20-point lead over the five-time champion, and needs only to finish 15th or better to win his first Cup title.
He took a big step Friday by qualifying third in his Penske Racing Dodge. Johnson was 10th in a Hendrick Motorsports Chevrolet.
I totally expected him to out-qualify us, to be quite honest, Keselowski said. I was going to be fine with that. At least we were prepared for the worst and thats not what happened, so I guess were OK.
The pole went to Logano, who is driving his final race for Joe Gibbs Racing. He turned a lap of 176.056 mph in the No. 20 Toyota hes driven for the last four years, beating Marcos Ambrose, who turned a lap of 175.342 in his Richard Petty Motorsports Ford.
Logano turns his car over next week to Matt Kenseth, and Logano moves to Penske Racing, where hell be a teammate to Keselowski on one of the youngest lineups in the Cup garage. But on Sunday, hell be trying to close his JGR tenure with a win and wont be trying to help his future teammate.
Goal number one is to win the race, no matter what, Logano said. No matter where we go, no matter who else is on the race track, no matter what is going on, its all about winning. That stuff doesnt matter. Obviously, those guys are racing for a championship and I dont want to be the guy that gets in the middle of that, but Im out there to win.
Logano knows all too well about getting in the middle of something it happened to him last weekend at Phoenix when Gordon intentionally wrecked Bowyer as retaliation for contact earlier in the race. The accident collected Logano and Aric Almirola as well, and Keselowski had to dodge his way around it to avoid being collected in the carnage.
It also triggered a garage-area melee between the crews for Bowyer and Gordon, and NASCAR on Monday fined Gordon $100,000 and docked him 25 points in the standings.
Gordon is unapologetic for wrecking Bowyer, explaining Friday their issues date back to Martinsville in April when Bowyer took out both Gordon and Johnson as they raced each other for the lead to give Hendrick Motorsports its 200th victory. But Gordon did admit he felt bad that Logano was involved, and that a phone call between the two during the week did not go well.
You know, Im not one that calls right away. I like things to kind of settle down, Gordon said. Id really rather do face-to-face. But he called me and so I called him back, and I cant say it went exactly very well. I reached out to him again to try to get together with him here at the track, and I have not been able to speak with him.
Logano agreed the call did not go well.
I reached out for an apology and I didnt get one, and I got hung up on, Logano said. But he did text me, and Im sure well meet up at some point. Were going to be able to go out and figure it out. Were big boys.
Its not clear where things stand with Bowyer, who didnt want to discuss the Phoenix incident on Friday. He spoke to reporters on Sunday after meeting with NASCAR officials, but wasnt in the mood to rehash it following his qualifying lap at Homestead.
I dont want to talk about it. I really dont, he said as he walked from pit road to his team hauler.
Asked how long it would take for him to get past his anger, Bowyer said he didnt know, Itll be a while. And when told hes not one to usually hold a grudge, he replied, Im usually not a guy that usually causes any trouble, either.
So there will lots of attention on the subplots Sunday as Keselowski and Johnson race for the title.
Johnson had a seven-point lead over Keselowski headed into Phoenix, but was off all weekend and a blown tire caused him to crash late in the race. Now hes starting behind Keselowski on Sunday, but hes not worried.
Ill find a way to make it good for me if I can, Johnson said. Id love to have him right there by me when we start the race and put the pressure on him.
Instead, there will be seven cars between them.
Carl Edwards, last years runner-up to Tony Stewart, qualified fourth in a Ford and was followed by Almirola who gave RPM both of its cars in the top five.
Bowyer and Martin Truex Jr. qualified sixth and seventh, Kyle Busch was eighth and Mark Martin was ninth to give Toyota five cars in the top nine and all three Michael Waltrip Racing entries in the top nine.
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