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Below is a long blog post about 3D printing, the future of manufacturing and how this will affect companies in general. This was written by my boss at MakerBot Industries Inc., Bre Pettis as he takes us on his journey through history to show where we are now with technology and what it means for our future. When I first started working at the Center for Bits & Atoms (CBA) back in August 2010, one day during lunch break, after talking over some ideas that had come up while discussing them amongst ourselves earlier, Nick said: “You know what would be cool? If you could print your own stuff!” He went on further saying: ”I think people should have access not only to their software but also hardware so they can make things themselves.” And then came another idea from me which went something like this: What if computers were made out of wood or plastic instead metal?” It sounded crazy enough to get everyone excited! Soon afterward there began an experiment involving different types materials such as foam boards covered with paint-like coatings called polyurethane resins–you guessed right –to form a surface area onto which images could later appear when viewed under ultraviolet lights .The result being three dimensional sculptures created entirely using nothing more than common household items found around any home kitchen countertops…or maybe even refrigerator door handles! Who knows where else these projects might lead down into unexpected directions… Below is a long blog post about 64-bit software and Windows XP. It’s aimed at developers, but I think it will be of interest to some readers here too because the problems described are general and apply across all platforms (Linux included). I hope you don’t mind me posting this; if so let me know, I can remove it! I have been running around with bits of my code compiled for x86_64 on Linux as well as various other bits in Visual Studio using C++ 2010 Express and getting them working under both operating systems recently. It was a painful experience. So much work has gone into the new compiler that they should really just rebrand it Microsoft C++ Compiler instead of calling it “Visual” anything. And then there were the bugs – lots and lots of them. There seems no end to them either. The first thing I found out when compiling stuff for x86_64: http://www.cprogramming.com/tutorial/x86-vs-x86-64-cpu-architecture.html - 30kB pdf file is that even though Intel say their latest CPU supports SSE2 instructions, those same CPUs only support up to SSE3 depending what version BIOS they run off. This means that any apps built before Vista cannot use more than three levels of floating point registers (the FPU itself plus two sets of eight XMM regs) and thus cannot do any decent SIMD processing since x64 can use 16 registers instead of four per set like AMD processors which allow you to perform certain types of operations directly without going via the MMX or SSE routines. And even after installing the newer OSes, many applications still won’t compile properly due to the lack of correct compilers available for the older versions of the .NET framework. Some examples being the old Silverlight runtime versions as used by the likes of Netflix and Amazon Prime Instant Video. The problem isn’t limited to those sites however since even Office 2007 and Internet Explorer 9 from MS themselves require these libraries. Fortunately one way round it is simply to install an earlier copy of IE11 along side your current installation. But once past such hurdles, we come back to our original question regarding why there aren’t more people building apps targeting x86_64? For instance, look how much trouble Google went through trying to get Android phones onto 64 bit devices while Apple had already done everything necessary years ago… That said, maybe they did go down that route originally but got burned somewhere between beta testing phases 5 & 6. Because although hardware manufacturers claim they need extra RAM capacity to build bigger/faster servers/laptops etc., customers tend not to buy them unless those products also provide Below is a long blog post about 6 things I’ve learnt from working with and studying various digital marketing methods, including SEO. The first thing to mention in this article, which might seem obvious if you’re an experienced marketer or even just someone who has read up on the subject of search engine optimisation (SEO), but for some reason seems like something that not everyone takes seriously, especially when it comes to small businesses: Google doesn’t care about your website! In fact they don’t really give a shit what kind of content it contains either as far as ranking goes – unless there are people searching specifically looking at those kinds of keywords/phrases then no-one will ever see them anyway because their adsense won’t display anything relevant enough within its top 5 results based solely upon these criteria alone without any other additional information provided by third party sources such as social media platforms etc., so why bother? There was one time where our client received over $10k worth off clicks per month through organic searches despite having hardly done anything besides making sure his site had been indexed properly before launch day; however since then we have seen less than half that amount coming back due largely down too low traffic rates combined alongside poor conversion ratios meaning fewer purchasers made compared against previous years figures which could indicate lacklustre performance among consumers during peak times rather than actual faultiness on behalf us providers - although sometimes mistakes happen unfortunately regardless how hard tried prevented otherwise… This next part may sound familiar since I already mentioned earlier herein above regarding keyword research process but let me reiterate once again exactly WHY IT IS SO CRUCIAL TO UNDERSTAND WHO YOUR AUDIENCE REALLY IS BEFORE PUTTING ANYTHING OUT THERE IN THE FIRST PLACE!! You can easily find out information concerning demographics by simply checking out websites offering free trials along side paid options such Facebook & Twitter pages respectively; however be careful though because many companies only allow limited accessibility into specific areas i.e., age groups plus gender preferences while others restrict entirely according certain geographical locations instead allowing full transparency across borders hence ensuring maximum exposure available anywhere worldwide possible under current circumstances." Now obviously knowing all these details ahead isn’t always easy task considering most people tend stick close home comfort zone thus leading towards similar experiences overall; nevertheless given opportunity right away would recommend taking advantage whenever possible since doing so provides better insight understanding general direction company needs heading forward whether positive negative outcome expected following said decision(s). Finally point number three relates directly related question posed previously namely “what does ‘good’ mean?” For example someone claiming himself expert writer yet unable deliver compelling articles week after week clearly lacks credible authority needed keep readers engaged whereas another individual possessing vast knowledge technical aspects writing craft still struggling produce Below is a long blog post about 2016, but if you don’t want to read it all (and I can understand that!), here are some quick facts: I spent more time with my family than ever before. That included lots of hiking and camping trips to the mountains as well as days exploring around home in Portland. We took several overnight road-trip adventures. It was an amazingly wonderful year for me personally. So good that we even managed to get away together just the two of us once or twice; something that doesn’t happen very often these days. 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They played soccer on teams and also did cross country running and swimming lessons during fall and winter months. The older boy started piano lessons again after taking break from them last summer due to his growing interest in guitar playing instead. He loves learning new songs and showing off what he has learned whenever possible! My job remained steady through most of 2016 despite being laid off briefly back in April while working remotely from San Francisco Bay Area office location until October when things finally settled down enough where everyone felt comfortable returning back into their respective offices fulltime. As always though sometimes unexpected changes do occur which makes managing projects especially challenging since no one knows exactly what will be required next week let alone tomorrow morning… However overall everything worked out okay because ultimately team members came together like true professionals should regardless whether they knew each other prior or otherwise ;). This past May marked another significant milestone for my personal life too – turning thirty five years old!! Although technically speaking according to Facebook profile age calculation formulae based upon birth date plus number of days lived up till present day moment then divided equally amongst seven separate calendar quarters = exact numerical figure displayed however still remains unchanged regardless whatever else happens along way thus resulting final outcome therefore making accurate determination impossible without knowing specific details firsthand either directly myself second hand someone close trustworthy reliable source familiarized thoroughly understood completely comprehended wholly appreciated fully grasped absolutely absorbed entirely digested perfectly consummated wholeheartedly devoured enthusiastically gulped down thirstily greedy appetite insatiably ravenously ravishingly pigged out on relished delightfully indulged immensely savored joyfully tasted deliciously experienced profoundly enjoyed tremendous satisfaction enjoyment pleasure ecstasy euphoria exhilaration elation jubilation blissfulness happiness gladness serenity calm tranquility peace harmony equilibrium balance stability constancy Below is a long blog post about 2015 in review. I’ve split it into three parts: Part one looks at the highlights of the year, and some key changes that happened to me personally as well. Part two covers my work life – including lots more details on what I did for clients last year (and this year too). Finally part three talks through other things I got up to outside of client work (I like to keep busy!), which includes travel adventures from Hong Kong all the way down south to Melbourne…as well as an exciting new venture with Crafted London, which has been keeping me really inspired throughout 2016 so far. Enjoy reading! The first few months were hectic but very fun. I launched my first book, The Freelance Handbook back in February, then spent most of April travelling around Asia (including China and Indonesia) while doing freelancing on-the-side remotely via Wifi. This was followed by various speaking gigs across Europe over May & June. It also felt great when my article on ‘How To Become A Digital Nomad‘ went viral online after being picked up by the likes of Huffington Post UK. By July, the book had gone onto become Amazon best seller, something which I couldn’t have dreamed possible beforehand! In terms of personal development; I continued writing articles and creating content every week for my own website, hosted regular Q&A sessions where people could ask me questions directly related to working freelancer or starting their own business online etc.. Plus during August/September time period especially; there was quite bit happening behind scenes regarding future projects involving collaborations between different groups / individuals who share similar interests & passions towards achieving same goals. On top everything else mentioned above though perhaps single biggest achievement came towards end November month itself — launching brand new concept called ‘Crafted’ alongside friend Tom Scott whom together we decided create unique range premium products focusing primarily upon creative community here London city centre itself . Not only does include wide selection handmade accessories currently available direct public purchase right now , additionally provides platform local makers showcase talent whilst giving chance earn extra income . Watch this space because definitely expect see lot amazingly beautiful stuff coming soon next year ! Overall incredible year filled many wonderful experiences both professionally & personally alike ; looking forward seeing even bigger things happen 2017 ahead … Here wish everyone Happy New Year !