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Would you ever open it up to past years? I would love to go back to see if I missed anything in a past year. I could then maybe refile and get back some money.

How does this work with other noises and interference?

No, but a K80 isn't really meant for workstations (from what I understand). Plus, it's $7k while a 980 is sub $1k typically.

The author's specific code can be found here: https://github.com/callumprentice/callumprentice.github.io/t...

Where he loads the flights in can be found in js/flights_one.js

Agreed. Why should I pay $4.99 for quarters when I could go to the bank and get them for free?

And there seems to be no validation of the localStorage. I could set it to 0.000001 for example and it would work.

Looks just like the design/functionality of http://www.jsoneditoronline.org/ which seems to be an older project

I think all they have to do is litterally like or retweet your post.

Imagine the fear of someone when the IRS likes your post.

You would definately do your taxes right after that because you'd think they knew what you are up to.

Any plans on making one that can move around on wheels?

Interesting, this has been in development since sometime in November of 2013

Also same here. Work works but home doesn't. DNS returned the same ip, cleared cache, cleared cookies (and tried incognito),..etc..

Edit: Back now

SEEKING WORK - Phoenix, AZ or Remote

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Here's a little about me....

I am an engineering student with a skill set that spans multiple disciplines including Aerospace, and Computer Systems. I currently attend Arizona State University and am seeking a BSE in Aerospace Engineering with a concentration in Astronautics. I also am a member of the American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics, National Society of Professional Engineers, and numerous other groups.

I have over 4 years of experience in programing, and technical support. I have worked with a variety of customers from small home users to even clients at the University of Phoenix Stadium. In addition I have data center experience managing our clients that we host out of the Phoenix NAP datacenter.

While freelancing for various clients, I have developed, and deployed many hosting infrastructures on platforms such as Amazon's AWS, Microsoft's HyperV, and Citrix's XenServer. I also have worked with clients to develop and deploy many more complex systems such as systems for high availability, and sensitive data storage (such as social security numbers).

My resume can be found at http://anthonykosednar.com/resume/ . Code samples, and references are available upon request.

My contact information is in my profile.

Thanks,

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Wow! Seriously congrats! I expected it to be just another weather balloon launch but by correcting the rotation issues you made the project not only more challenging but more enjoyable to read and view! (I also love your blog)

Will you be doing more future projects like this?

If you have an account with a university they probably have a subscription to the library. (You will need to login to the university tho).

ASU students, for example, can access it here for free: http://www.sciencemag.org.ezproxy1.lib.asu.edu/content/338/6...

I get worried when I see SVG....I don't want Javascript and CSS embedded in something that I might over look and think is an image....

What virtualization did you need? Proxmox can be installed via the robot interface. Citrix Xen can be installed using a remote install.

I did! Thanks!

Wow very neat! I love the visualization! Are you going to possibly add an api in the future?