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In 2001-2005, my rent was $120-$160/mo in a low cost area of the US. The places weren't fancy but they were good enough and safe.

Tuition started around 4k/yr, but had worked its way up to 8k/yr by the time I graduated (which I thought was unaffordable).

Android engineers don't really speak for the whole of Google

Steven Rostedt has a long history of kernel contributions before joining Google and is likely better known for those.

I spent so many years on SA and Homebrewtalk and they were both such rich communities. Discord is nice and all (and seems to be where things are going) but there's something overwhelming about chat that was really cozy about forums.

(everything2 was incredible back when it was active and I really wish there was something like that again too)

I think this is quite dismissive and unnecessary. Suppose that someone wants to change their appearance for their own sake?

You don't have to open the case to go to developer mode.

If you want debug features without opening the case, there is https://www.chromium.org/chromium-os/ccd

You don’t have to replace the EEPROM. You can just open the case and briefly disconnnect the battery to disable write protect, and then flash whatever you like.

Hard to figure out how to effectively challenge behavior like that from the rank and file, honestly.

My IBM office didn't have free coffee in 2005.

It's still alive.

The problem is that the default argument is mutable.

  def f(a=[]):
    a.append('v')
    print a

  f(['ok']) # ['ok', 'v']
  f()       # ['v']
  f()       # ['v', 'v']

Every state I've lived in has had photo IDs available for those without drivers licenses. They're still generally issued through the state's department of motor vehicles.

Here's CA for example: https://dmv.ca.gov/portal/dmv/?1dmy&urile=wcm:path:/dmv_cont...

Pretty much.

30 is very high. ~16-18 is a reasonable top end, and doesn't last very long (maybe 1-2 months at most).

How to Solve It, by Polya.

It's pretty easy to sign up at https://www.ibmchefwatson.com/

It's free, and there's a pretty decent web UI once you're logged in.

Start paying for archiving then. :)

Moto X is pretty rad.

Cool concept, but ran into some crazy lag on kill events; another player and I must have stabbed each other 6 or 7 times before I died.

No. Except maybe sequence diagrams.

Horrible comma use in the description. You don't need either of 'em!

This is wonderful. Adding the soundtrack was a nice touch.

Why?

No.

Setting up for bitcoin transactions is even easier and faster. I often see bitcoin addresses listed on github accounts, asking for a small tip. Also: http://www.reddit.com/r/bitcointip

I remember some years ago when people were getting excited about microtransactions, but nobody found a good way to make them work. It seems like Bitcoin might be a viable way of bringing the idea back.

They're referring to http://bufferapp.com/

Your experience mirrors mine. I chalk it up to your second option-- the power of distraction is strong. I haven't tried anything to confirm, it though.

You're not alone.