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What makes Scientology all that much worse than any other religion? Let's just kill the tax-exempt status for all of them and be done with it.
What makes Scientology all that much worse than any other religion? Let's just kill the tax-exempt status for all of them and be done with it.
I purchased a case along with my ODROID-C1. Cost like $5. It's a flimsy, cheap case...I'll print something better down the road.
The problem with stuff like systemd is the creeping changes it's going to force on other stuff like FreeBSD down the road. Now you've got this monolithic init setup that also rolls in device abstraction and lots of other fun stuff that were traditionally not the domain of an init system. Eventually application authors may start depending on those functions as they are supplied by systemd, and at that point this all becomes a FreeBSD problem, too. Usually the Linux guys can keep their kids in their own pool, and by extension keep the pee out of ours, but this systemd fiasco may be a real problem down the road.
This. I don't understand why this quest to find the most polite way to kill someone isn't over already. Controlled-atmosphere asphyxiation is the way to go. Every year, people accidentally die in low-oxygen environments where the oxygen level is offset by nitrogen, helium, or some other (usually inert) gas. Safe, easy, pretty low skill level for the people conducting the execution and wouldn't require much more than a full-face mask and a tank of gas, which you could probably pick up at the local welding supply joint.
I tend to think the problems that cause low graduation rates are most likely social or at home...Throwing money at schools won't fix those problems.
If there was somehow a clemency offer that Snowden accepted, he could still never return to the US. He'd get disappeared as soon as possible once he got back to US soil.
Well, everyone does things differently. I used hat pegs for the mug racks; the "flare" at the end holds the mugs on better. Those pegs didn't hold well in a vise...So printing an insert worked really well and made drilling pilot holes for the screws that passed through the slats of the racks trivial. See http://www.puresimplicity.net/~hemi/Pics/Misc/mug-rack/prototype-04.jpg if you want to see what I'm talking about...That was the first one I built, before I printed the vise insert.
Drill templates...Mine seem to be durable enough for it. In fact, I've printed off a few that the local high-school shop classes have been using for a few semesters now with no breakage.
Maybe this guy's printer wasn't set up right.
Eh, mine has practical uses, at least for me. I use it mostly to facilitate other projects...Need an odd-shaped vise insert? Just design and print! I did that with mug-rack pegs. Need a re-usable layout template for drilling holes? Just design and print! I did that for the rear shackle mounts when I wanted to design casters to carry the back of the car when there was no suspension mounted.
There's lots of uses for them...But yeah, a lot of it is printing out parts for other printers---my RepRap's plastic bits came from my friend's printer---or toys and such. If you're not a handy person...Then yes, you'll probably just print toys with it.
Also, a 3D printer. Easier start-up than a mill or router, lots of guides out there and if you're frugal you can do it for a few hundred bucks.
You know what's holding 3D printing back? As someone that's fighting with one, I've got a few thoughts.
I'm building a Prusa Mendel, with hardware mostly donated by a friend that also has a Prusa Mendel. It *should* be straightforward. It's not. At all. My friend and I got the frame built, but I brought everything else home to finish on my own.
I managed to get the mechanical end sorted out fairly well, to the point where I need the entire printer to run right to get the rest of it dialed in. I managed to get the software side sorted pretty easily, too. The electronics, however, are proving to be a major pain.
The machine has a few problems that I can not seem to sort out. The hot end temps vary wildly, in about a thirty-degree Celsius range...However, it's all built "right." At this point I'm going to build a second heatcore and replace the thermistor attached to the nozzle with a new one (that I had to order from somewhere else) in hopes that something is wrong with either of these two items.
I am proficient with electronics assembly and repair, to the point where I build my own pedals to use with my bass, repair my own bass gear, repair other folks' pedals and gear, etc. I do computer software troubleshooting and programming for work, so I'm fairly proficient with that. I'm also a hard-core gearhead; I've been playing with mechanical things from guns to cars to motorcycles to machine tools and just about everything in between for as long as I can remember...But I'm having a hell of a time sorting out a *basic* 3D printer. I've spent the past three weeks of weeknights and weekends working on the thing and, honestly, I'm about ready to throw the whole pile in the trash and forget the whole thing.
It doesn't help that no one local to me has any more experience with building these things than I do, and all the people that have pre-built 3D printers are also hating them right now...My old employer has a MakerBox Replicator 2X that they can not get to run right. It seems like the vendors themselves don't really know what's going on, either...The vendor I got the hot end parts kit from seems to supply wire that I would consider wholly inadequate for moving 12V@5A around, but apparently it works.
The guy that supplied the parts for me to build my Prusa Mendel purchased a Rostock kit for no small amount of money...And is having all kinds of trouble getting it working right, too.
What's holding back 3D printing? The fact that even people with higher-than-average technical proficiency in all the areas required to make a 3D printer run well are having problems with their 3D printers indicates that they are in no way ready for mainstream use.
It's not really any particular project...There's tons of them out there. There are some areas that are lacking, though...QA, RE and documentation practices suck. The major projects tend to be better at them, but most of the smaller projects are pretty terrible at all three.
I gave up maintainership of the port on 25 Nov 2010. Hopefully things have improved, cause they were running that project into the ground. I don't interact with the current port maintainer, so I can't say if things have improved or not from a "FreeBSD port maintainer point of view."
OpenArena is fun and may be an excellent project to play, but the OpenArena people themselves are terrible to work with.
I used to maintain the FreeBSD port for OpenArena. Used to. Why used to? Cause they were the *worst* group of open-source software people I've ever dealt with. When another open-source OS asks you what it takes to get your app built and running, the correct answer is *not* "just download the Linux version and use that." Asking FreeBSD users to use the Linux binaries when there is source available is tantamount to telling Linux users to use the Windows version when there's source available.
I had done all the work necessary to update the OpenArena port to the latest version at the time, and then played "follow the patchlevels cause their dev practices suck" for several more versions. I edited their wiki, writing out directions for getting the game running from source on FreeBSD, which was pretty easy to do...Which they promptly deleted and said, "just use the Linux version."
When I was working on the port I asked them repeatedly what the build deps were and such...They didn't know. They generally just banged on it and installed stuff until OA built and ran. Never once did they actually document what it took to build the game. They were truly representative of the kids-table level of QA/RE that seems to be commonplace in the small-project OSS development community at large. How many times did they make a major release, followed quickly by several patches to fix minor oversights that resulted in major problems and could have been avoided with checklist of "what to check before we release?"
Here's a dirty little secret for ya: they talk about making source changes to the engine but none of them matter. The FreeBSD port---now maintained by someone else, thankfully---runs on the ioquake3 engine and just uses the OA pak files and the like.
In short, they may have some decent modelers/map-makers/artists working with them, but their software-dev guys are terrible to work with. I wouldn't use OA as a benchmark for anything.
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By Louise Ridley, campaignlive.co.uk, Monday, 12 May 2014 03:52PM
RB, the consumer good company formerly known as Reckitt Benckiser, has moved three of its power brands - Air Wick, Clearasil, and Finish - out of Havas Worldwide and into Droga5 New York and Wieden & Kennedy.
Droga5 New York has been hired to lead creative development on Air Wick and Clearasil globally, while Wieden & Kennedy will now be the lead global creative agency for Finish.
McCann Worldgroup has been appointed to the roster and will head up creative development on Mucinex and Delsym.
The global review was managed by Agency Assessments International and launched in December. At that time, RB said it only included Air Wick, Clearasil and Finish.
Heather Allen, executive vice president global category development at RB, said, "The quality of the strategic and creative thinking we have seen throughout the review has been superb.
"Creativity is at the heart of our growth strategy and we are very confident that we have the right partners to grow our brands."
Havas Worldwide will continue to work with RB on its other power brands.
Andrew Benett, the global chief executive of Havas Worldwide and the chief strategy officer for Havas Creative Group, said: "RB remains a valued and global partner for us. We respect them immensely and fully understand their business decision to want to have more than one agency handle all of their brands.
"We are deeply honoured to still act as a key agency partner and retain the rest of the extensive brand portfolio.
"We look forward to working with RB and their new partners to build on the success and results that we are proud to have been a part of over the last decade."
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Is it just me or is it nearly impossible to see the ball on tv? Makes watching the AO the pits...
I noticed this too when watching the other night with the wife. Players hit the ball so hard these days that on one play, I never saw where the ball went. Did it go long? Did he clip a sideline? Didn't understand why one player was awarded the point. There was no way of telling until they showed the replay.
When thinking about it, it probably has to do with the green on green courts and using a yellow ball. Spectrally (color wise) there are very close to each other. At the USO and the summer hard court season last year, most of the courts were blue. The ball was a lot easier to see on television.
Most of the courts I play on are either blue or red. Never have a problem seeing the ball on them. When I miss, it is due to "operator error" and not an inability to see the ball. Let's hope the AO changes the color scheme next year.
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One year ago, Taylor Kelly was not Arizona State's starting quarterback. Though the team was looking to replace Brock Osweiler, the sophomore didn't even figure to earn the backup job.
Then he went out and passed for 3,039 yards and 29 touchdowns, led the team to a win in the Kraft Fight Hunger Bowl and, well, things have certainly changed.
Now, ASU head coach Todd Graham told Arizona Sports 620's Doug and Wolf, Kelly is not only the quarterback, but the team's leader on offense, too.
"He's got a year under his belt now," Graham said. "Just the way the whole team looks at him now is different than it was when he was last spring when -- this time, last spring he was third-team quarterback -- so obviously the leadership and the direction that the team is, obviously we've got a quarterback and the team looks to him for that leadership."
Makes sense.
Graham added that senior defensive lineman Will Sutton is the one people look to on defense.
"Will was a great player last year," Graham accurately stated. "He was defensive player of the year, a consensus All-American, but he just played. I wouldn't categorize him as a leader."
But as is the case with Kelly, it's amazing the kind of difference one year can make.
"He has taken that leadership role, and we've challenged him with that," Graham said. "We've challenged him, that we're going to coach him harder than anybody else on the team, that he's the best player on defense and we've got to set the standard with him."
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the developer is a liar he said he developed this 5 years..even though assault squad was release on 2011...
china lose in Korean War (1950–1953)
Japan is the best empire!
Japan beat Russia in The battle of Tsushima !
Yeah and lost on Manchuria x)
communist countries are **** !people have no right there!chinese are eivl
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So, what is everyone thinking of dressing up as for Halloween? We like to do themed Halloween costumes. Last year we were all Superman/Supergirl. The year before we were the Flintstones. I'm stumped about this year. I have 3 little ones 3 and under with one on the way. We live in Florida, so I don't want anything hot and heavy. I was thinking of cheerleaders and football players, or cops and robbers with the kids being the cops and we were the robbers. I think both are cute ideas, but hubby is being annoying about the whole thing. Any other ideas???
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Where in FL? I'm here too.
I have no idea what we are going to do. I am thinking zombies.
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I like the cops and robbers idea. Why is your DH being annoying about it? Does he just not like any of the ideas you've come up with? Or is it something else?
I know a lot of people are sick of zombies, but it's one of my favorite costumes. If you wanted to do a family version, you could go as a 50's-style housewife, zombified, with your husband and kids wearing similar 50's-style clothing.
But it sounds like you prefer something that's more cute and less scary. Here are some ideas I found online (I hope the links work):
Star Wars: www.weddingfavorsunlimited.com/Imag...
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I'm a FTM, so I'm going to try to incorporate my belly into my costume (and who knows when I will ever have a big belly for Halloween again?).
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I was just going to be a pumpkin. Soooo boring and cliche I know lol.
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I saw these cute littel skeleton t-shirts that have a little baby skeleton where my belly is....they are so cute, I just might have to do that. I love Halloween and am so excited for all of the holidays this year!!!
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I still like this one
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