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Anyone still use a Whiteboard? If so how do you use it and is it actually that useful? Or do you prefer paper instead?
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Depends. Definitely the whiteboard for brainstorming with others, or for explaining stuff to a group. Even for thinking on your own, the whiteboard can be useful, because it is easy to erase. Paper is better if you want to make notes to look over later. |
Like Dima said, it really depends on longetivity. But I very much prefer having a whiteboard and a camera (for capturing things for long-term storage and reference). I feel the biggest advantage of a whiteboard is that it is easy to change things that you've written down repeatedly. Eventually, paper gets "worn out" by erasure marks and becomes hard to read. Whiteboards are easier to clean during a single session of use. Plus, if you have a larger whiteboard, multiple people can be writing at the same time (kind of hard to do that with standard sheets of paper). |
I dont know what you consider old but i'm 25 and i dont change my whiteborad for anything. Generally is useful when brainsortming but, i've come to realize that using diagrams (like graphs or bend) to splash my ideas about a problem and looking at the big picture (in both senses) make it easy for me to understand it. This is my persona experience and i dont mean that it could help others but nevertheless, its worth trying. |
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I love whiteboards. They're good for fast idea writing, flow charts, block diagrams. They're great for reminding me of things when seeing them every moment. They're also nice for reminding others what you are in to, so that they deliver what may be stopping you for continuing with a piece of work. And then they look smart :D |
It really depends on what you like. Sometimes a paper is better (writing at a wall can be tedious) but sketching something out can be great on a whiteboard. However, I can agree with one sentiment: there is a place for analog notes, simply as it is easier to sketch around on them, connect things with arrows, etc. Things that would take an aweful lot of time on a computer. Also helps you to get your mind away from the computer and doing something with your hands which can also help imagine the problem better. |


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Than Volk
Love These!
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
I lost my original pair of Frogskins and decided to give these a try. They look great and are lightweight. I particularly like the construction of the arms. I've accidentally sat on mine several times and the arms easily pop off before breaking. I bought mine in Black/Ruby Iridium. The picture's a little deceiving, there's a lot more pink than it suggest. They're only orange/yellow at extreme angles, but I guess I should have known that given they're Rudy lenses. Biggest complaint would probably be the price but that's kind of the cost that comes with buying Oakleys.
Tristan C.
- Familiarity: I returned this product before using it
I can't believe what I paid for these! Sure the lenses are polarised but the frames are something I would expect to buy at a gas station. Cheap plastic hinges which look like they would have no durability.
I returned these sunglasses instantly after they arrived in the mail.
Matt Heffernan
great present!
- Familiarity: I gave it as a gift but have feedback to share
- Fit: True to size
Got these as a christmas gift for my brother. To say the least, he was stoked on how they fit and how they looked! Great looking and performing shades.
JP Rambo
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
- Fit: True to size
I got a pair of these in the non polarized and polarized versions. I thought I would try them out for casual sunglasses and compare them to my Revo's. In the end I think they are cool and stylish, but the lens quality in both the pol and nonpol versions is horrendous. If you are looking to look cool then this is your glasses, but put on a pair of Revo and or Maui Jim's right after these and you will then know what I am talking about. You can't beat a crystalline lens with a plastic lens. Aside from that they are light and you can put pretty much any lens in them you want. In the end If I am going to spend over 100 for sunglasses I want to get what I pay for.
Cool sunglasses
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
- Fit: True to size
Excellent sunglasses, great fit, super comfortable and fashionable! I highly recommend them! the polarized is amazing.
Eric N.
- Gender: Male
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
I love Frogskins. Great fit, lightweight, super durable and fantastic optical quality. They are great for any activity, but I particularly love them for snowboarding since they reduce glare without blocking out too much light. Perfect for tree runs on a sunny day or any situation where you are transitioning rapidly between bright sun and shade.
If you are looking for a high mirror finish go with the irradium lenses, the standard gray polarized lenses ar not as mirrored and seem to be a bit more translucent.
Awesome glasses. Fit a medium-smaller face. if you have a big dome then I would discourage you from getting them. Fit my face well and stay put. as was said, definitely all style and less versatility. The glasses on the side and top outside corner let a lot of light in. I wear the polarized ones fishing all the time and the lenses do great. if I wear a hat then the light doesn't create a glare on the inside. Over all they are rad, and they work.
Great Glasses
Great sunglasses, very light, stay on during all sorts of activity and look great also. I am vewry pleased with these glasses.
Spencer Davis
Da bestest
Some people trash the frogs for being to expensive for the quality. To bad these are some of the nicest shades i've ever owned. YES!!! They are a very light pair of shades. How this means they're cheap is beyond me. I dont need a solid piece of steel on my face to feel like i spent my money well. The fit is perfect. Ever buy some cheap sunglasses that never seem to stay level on your face? Well do not worry as long you have a pretty symmetrical face your frogs will stay level. Also my frogs seem to grip my head just perfectly to stay on while I do my business, whether it's going to the store or passing lacrosse. One more upside these babys are made in amurica so it helps support uhmerican jobs and stuff. (really though its nice that Oakley still makes their stuff in the states)
Overall the Frogskins are a cool stylish pair of shades that are very well made. Just remember they're not indestructible
Oakley is owned by a italian company called Luxottia. They basically produce and sell all major brands of glasses including Gucci and Prada. ( I also have their stock so your supporting me :) YAY)
some of the frames are made in China now tho. Not sure if the frogskin frames are, however. Lenses are still made and tested in the US.
Christian Terrill
For being a high-end sunglasses company, Oakley finally got these right and have made them good over and over again. If they could try to change them i would be very mad. What ever you do don't buy other ones by the original. GET THEM SON!
How can we figure that we've purchased the...
How can we figure that we've purchased the original oakley?
Wael Hassan
coolest sunglasses ever!
Frogskins are hands down the coolest shades around. I had ones that got stolen, bought them again, that's how passionate i am about them. There's not a time i wear it that people don't want to try them on.
I have the white frame with ruby iridium lenses.
It actually sucks that frogskins are being offered on dogfunk
For many years the coolest part about frogskins was their demand. They weren't offered or distributed to all sunglass shops. At the early stage of the "limited supply" reissues, boutique shops sold dead-stock and sample early releases. Then the polarized, firmer, better built throwback versions came out and the demand stayed on a "need to know" basis. I knew one shop in Boston that sold FS's and I can admit i went an entire year - four seasons - with never seeing a single pair, aside from a green/clear/yellow lens classic pair some snowboarder chick had. That luster has worn off, I still love my "reissues" yeah they are polarized, yeah, they are light and delicate to the touch, but a little care and some pride? you have yourself a pair of shades. just dont buy them from here, go to your local shop and see what they can do for Chr*st sake
Emerson Takahashi
soooo comfortable
I'm Japanese, so it's hard for me to find a well-fitting pair of sunglasses. I've tried so many brands like Smith, Anon, Native and Ray Ban... but nothing compared to the comfort of my Frogskins. These sunglasses don't weigh a thing either... unfortunately,this is the very reason I lost mine!! :(
I was hiking around the local crag to go climb, and I must have taken a hard step and they slid off my head and into a little crevice that I couldn't get to! Haha, of course this is all my fault, but it'd be maybe nicer if the inside of the arms had something a little more sticky.
Overall, the best pair of sunglasses I had ever owned.
Mike Kelley
Do these fold? the comment about the arms...
Do these fold? the comment about the arms popping off has me confused i think...
ya they fold like normal;
they pop off if you push the arms to far out
Rich Wheeler
Light retro frames
Many people pick up a pair of frogs and automatically comment that they feel cheap. This comment seems to be due to how light these are. Since the Frogskin is more slim lined than a pair of Rayban Wayfarers, it is lighter. This is a good thing though. It feels like you have nothing on your face. Couple this with high end Oakley optics, and you have a super light, high end pair of shades. Of course these have good style too. Some people have said that these can't be used for active use. I've snowboarded with them plenty of times and never had a problem with them flying off or getting heavy wind drafts, across my eyes. I am sure there are other Oakleys that wrap better, but they probably weigh more than these.
Fit wise, I think these are similar to a size L rayban wayfarer frame. If you have a bigger head, these rule.
Arne Tjostheim
king of the hill
this is the coolest thing I have ever bought! the retro 80's look just make Frogskins complete.
I have the Rootbeer color, and when I put them on. you can even enjoy watching the sun...
the best sunglasses money can buy
Matt B
good style, not much else
First off, I love the Frogskins. Oakley's Frogskins have always been, and still are, one of the more sought after fashion accessories. But the Frogskins are fashion accessories, and not much else. The re-released frogskins were never intended to be anything other than streetwear. If you need something for sports/want something that will really stick to your face, go with almost any other Oakley sunglass (the Jupiter is a great Frogskins alternative). I give the Frogskins 4 stars only because there are little things that Oakley could do to improve the shades, such as narrowing the mold, beefing up the hinges, and spicing up the more recent colorways.
These ones are polarized, and Oakley polarization is AWESOME. Trust me.
Oakley Frogskin Sunglasses - Polarized
Oakley Frogskin Sunglasses - Polarized, These are great, the lenses are so great, I got the black/grey and it is just the right tint on the lens, the polarization is key. They are super lightweight and the legs pop on and off to avoid breaking! Great for activities.
Lukas Duddleston
So much steeze
I just love my frogskins. Just great sunglasses, love the retro 80s look. I love how light and comfy they are, i usually forget that im wearing them. Plus they are way cooler than ray bans.
Waaaaaay cooler than RayBans. I love how the arms pop off so its basically impossible to break them without really trying to. I bought the Eric Koston signature series and sat on them, put them back together in seconds and continued my day. BEST SHADES EVER


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Wasn't the initial plan to have Mir on the UbuntuTouch images since May?
Phoronix: A Buggy Mir Shown Running Unity 8 On Ubuntu Touch
A new video surfaced today showing Unity 8 atop Mir -- without XMir or Android's SurfaceFlinger -- running on Ubuntu Touch, but right now it's a visually depressing experience...
Wasn't the initial plan to have Mir on the UbuntuTouch images since May?
WOW flickering, a crippling bug, NOT.
The gestures look like a mess on that thing.
It's actually in a much better shape than I've imagined it to be. The performance seem quite decent and the tearing is looking easily fixable. The device is obviously responsive even with this buggy driver \ display server. And even the interface design is original and reasonable with the way the apps are accessible from below like that...
Too bad about Mir. If they'd just stick to Wayland instead of turning back on their word they might have had a chance. Now they'll be slowly pushed aside as more and more GPU manufacturers and GUI kit developers decide to support Wayland and X exclusively since Mir is justifiably considered as Canonical's own mess to deal with.
This bug might be a result of using a pre-August 4st snapshot of Mesa with Mir. There was an upstream bug regarding flickering with V-Sync enabled, fixed on August 4th. I was able to replicate the same thing using KWin-GLES, VSync and a Mesa snapshot with that date.
I don't think that the Nexus 4 uses a mesa package.


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ItŌĆÖs just not in the culture of Mammoth Mountain to miss an Opening Day ŌĆö natural snow or manufactured, blue skies or gray, rain, snow or fire and brimstone.
This season was no different.
The ski area opened yesterday with five lifts ready to go, including the Lower Gondola.
It also opened with 13 terrain features, said Joani Lynch, ski area spokeswoman.
Working on a base ranging from 18 to 24 inches, the ski area opened Chair 1 (Broadway Express); Chair 6 (Thunder Bound Express); Chair 11 (Discovery Express) and Chair 3 (Facelift). The first chair left Broadway at 8:30 a.m.
The City of Los Angeles has mounted a legal challenge to who owns the water rights to Mammoth Creek.
The challenge, which took the Mammoth Community Water District by surprise, was issued about 14 months ago in a letter from the City, said Greg Norby, the director of the Water District.
Norby paraphrased the essence of the letter at the Mammoth Lakes Planning Commission on Wednesday. His remarks came almost at the end of an exhaustive recap of Water District future plans over the next five to 10 years.
To say that his remarks came out of the blue would be an understatement.
A scam comes in many forms, but this one was over the top.
When Mammoth resident Irene Molloy realized Monday that the man who coerced her to send him $10,000 had been calling her ŌĆ£GrandmaŌĆØ instead of ŌĆ£Nana,ŌĆØ she realized sheŌĆÖd been had.
ŌĆ£I was sitting in a chair afterward, trying to regain my thinking, and I remembered,ŌĆØ she said. ŌĆ£He was the only grandchild I had that called me ŌĆśNanaŌĆÖ not ŌĆśGrandma.ŌĆÖŌĆØ
But it was too late. The money, wired to Lima, Peru, where a man claiming to be John Molloy had told her he would go to jail if she didnŌĆÖt send the money, was gone.
While the clock keeps ticking on the judgment payment agreement between the Town of Mammoth and Mammoth Lakes Land Acquisition, the disparity seems to be getting bigger. Insiders in the town office are hearing that the MLLA demand now is $42 million, while Mammoth can spare only $24 million. Conductor, does this train stop at Bankruptcy Station? ...
The Mammoth vs. Desert Christian football game was played Nov. 5 was at Lancaster High School. The reason? Desert Christian doesnŌĆÖt have its own football field ŌĆ"
Measure S passed by a wide margin tonight with a 73.76 percent to 26.24 percent ratio, according to preliminary results from the Mono County Elections office.
The vote still has to be certified, but the results of all the voting precincts were in at 10:20 p.m. Tuesday when the county released the results. The measure, an extension of an existing $59/year tax on property owners within the Mammoth Unified School District, needed to pass with a two-thirds majority, which it more than met.
ictor and Dennee Alcala welcomed a baby boy, Ezra Xavier on Sept. 30. ŌĆ£Ezra arrived late but was well worth the wait. He has been welcomed into the world by a large, loving circle of family and friends who have provided support in countless ways,ŌĆØ sez the new parents. ŌĆ"
Note to the reader: Colonel Bob Waggoner (USAF Retired) will be the keynote speaker at a Veterans Day event on Friday, Nov. 11, at the Mammoth Lakes Fire Station on Main Street. The celebration begins at 9 a.m. and includes a sponsored pancake breakfast. All Veterans, their families and grateful citizens are welcome to attend.
Another Mammoth man has died this week, and again, the cause of death is unclear.
Just Monday, Mammoth local John Tobacco was found dead in a home in Mammoth. His death is still under investigation. Then, on Wednesday afternoon, another Mammoth man, Alexander Viterbi, was found dead in his Mammoth home.
Here's the latest information from the county sheriff's department:
On the afternoon of Wednesday, Nov. 2, at approximately 4:45, Mono County SheriffŌĆÖs Department dispatch received a call regarding an unresponsive male in the Mammoth Lakes area.
The Tioga Road (Highway 120 east of the Crane Flat Gas Station), the Glacier Point Road, and the Mariposa Grove Road in Yosemite National Park will be temporarily closing Thursday, Nov. 3, at 8:00p.m. A winter weather advisory has been issued and will be in effect from 8:00 p.m. Thursday until 8:00 a.m. Friday morning. Up to seven inches of snow is expected above 6,000 feet in elevation.
All roads are expected to be reassessed for opening by midday Friday, Nov. 4.
On the afternoon of Tuesday, Nov. 1 at approximately 4:00 p.m., Mono County SheriffŌĆÖs Department dispatch received a call regarding the report of an adult female possibly attempting suicide in the Chalfant area.
California Highway Patrol and Chalfant Fire Department were the first agencies to respond to the scene. CHP attempted to make contact with the female inside her residence to find that she had already left the location.
Narcotics may have been involved in the "suspicious" death of a local Mammoth man who was found dead Monday morning, according to a Thursday morning (Nov.3) press release from the Mono County Sheriff's Department. The man, John Tobacco, 30, was found "unresponsive" Oct. 31 at a residence on Evergreen Street in Old Mammoth.
Here's the updated version of the story, as released at 10 a.m. Nov. 3.
"On the morning of Monday, Oct. 31, at approximately 8:00, Mono County SheriffŌĆÖs Department dispatch received a call regarding an unresponsive male in the Mammoth Lakes area.
After 18 years of seeking out every aspen grove in the Eastern Sierra, I thought I had found them all: Rock Creek and Lundy, McGee and Bishop, Convict and North Lake. Even the lesser known areas like Molybedenite and Birchim and the Parker Bench and the Little Walker.
Been there, done that.
Boy, was I wrong.
This past weekend, the crowds that can turn Lundy CanyonŌĆÖs tiny trailhead and one-lane road into a virtual Disneyland in the fall color season defeated me and I spun north like a compass, seeking solitude and gold.
If you donŌĆÖt live in Mammoth Lakes and your roads get plowed, the bridges you travel over are intact and the lawns of your community parks are green, you should give thanks to Mono CountyŌĆÖs Public Works Department.
Every public works department is the backbone of a county, a lifeline for all of the countyŌĆÖs unincorporated residents.
Mono County is no different.
It might begin with something as simple as an insult. ŌĆ£YouŌĆÖre fat.ŌĆØ ŌĆ£You canŌĆÖt do anything.ŌĆØ ŌĆ£You are ugly.ŌĆØ ŌĆ£Nobody likes you.ŌĆØ The abuse might worsen; getting ganged up on, being hit, being beaten up. It might get even worse; midnight texts that denigrate, insult, terrify. Emails that do the same. In a world of instant and constant communication, the end of the school day is no relief. It all might sound like no big deal. After all, ŌĆ£kids will be kids,ŌĆØ right? They will grow out of it, right? TheyŌĆÖre just words, right?


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