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721.
by 21 8y ago
But where do you stop? If a device supplies 20V instead of 5V, surely it might as well supply 230V.
722.
by 21 8y ago
Maybe in the other 9 instances that this happened before 1000 worked. Lawyers are not hiqh-quality PR people who understand that today the smallest thing can blow up in a multi-million dollar problem.
723.
by 21 8y ago
They say they will completely refund you if you don't get the domain.
724.
by 21 8y ago
So I have a Namecheap account and trying looking at an .app domain just now, but it says "We don't support this TLD". Because of this I am now on GoDaddys page pre-registering there.
725.
by 21 8y ago
And the relevant bit (for persons under UK jurisdiction): > Historically, those found guilty of contempts could be fined or imprisoned, but those sanctions have not been used by the Commons since 1666 and 1880 respectively. For all sorts
726.
by 21 8y ago
There is nowhere to go, no platform wants to host polarizing videos, which will alternatively be attacked by both the far left and the far right (mostly by the left today since tech companies employees mostly sympathize with them thus they
727.
by 21 8y ago
So it would be fine by you if YouTube removed a video titled "Python is the best programming language in the world" because it is misleading.
728.
by 21 8y ago
When I was a little kid in Eastern Europe we played in the street, footbal, catch, other games. Cars were pretty rare, one every 5 minutes, we would collectively pay attention and just yell "car" when one was coming and get on the
729.
by 21 8y ago
I'm aware of one gambling company which looks up customer addresses on Google Street View to see in what kind of place they live. If you look wealthy they will send the big guns after you.
730.
by 21 8y ago
There is a documentary on Netflix called "Take your pills" about Aderall (and it's cousin Ritalin). According to it a lot of people under 25 take it, they feature a student, a software developer, a financial analyst. After wa
731.
by 21 9y ago
After Fukushima nuclear fission power is dead and burred.
732.
by 21 9y ago
It wasn't like that two hours ago, they probably updated it due to the news. http://news.ladbrokes.com/politics/donald-trump-at-21-to-win... https://www.bloomberg.com/view/articles/2018-0
733.
by 21 9y ago
Trump & Kim Jung Un have the highest odds (2/1) of winning the next Nobel peace prize according to bookies: http://sports.coral.co.uk/politics/international/internation...
734.
by 21 9y ago
Even worse, there are reports of people seeing accounts which don't belong to them.
735.
by 21 9y ago
Paper is also pretty editable or creatable. That's why paper money has so many anti-edit features today.
736.
by 21 9y ago
Jokes on you, you can't do a run on a bank where you can't login or take any money out. More seriously, I would definitely move my money somewhere else if I had an account there. Not because I would worry that it will disappear (g
737.
by 21 9y ago
This is one of the reasons I have 4 bank accounts in 2 different countries, and also cash at home. I can't understand people with one account, one card, and 10 pounds in their pockets. See also recent Swedish fears that their cashless
738.
by 21 9y ago
From the Guardian, which can't be accused of being a Trump lover: > This system of indoctrination and propaganda complicates any official announcement of the Trump meeting. An ideological framework must be devised to explain the tal
739.
by 21 9y ago
So after search by phone number or email on Facebook, we will also have search by DNA. For when you want to get in touch with that mysterious stranger on the subway...
740.
by 21 9y ago
That's not that relevant. What's relevant is who was the client who approved it. You can be the most brilliant architect in the world, but if the client want's a McMansion that's what you'll give him (or quit).
741.
by 21 9y ago
Reading the comments here makes it clear why most programmers should stay away from design. I've programmed for 20 years now, but that stupid gopher and the way it was everywhere was a serious put off for me on giving Go a look. Nerdy
742.
by 21 9y ago
You should see the Revolut (they are applying to become a bank) terms. Mind-boggling stuff like you being responsible for their bugs: > 24.14. To the extent permitted by applicable law, Revolut is not liable, and you agree not to hold it
743.
by 21 9y ago
> Smooshes the evaluation I see what you did there...
744.
by 21 9y ago
What's the GDPR impact on this? If I have my own blog on my own domain, and Google and Wayback Machine archives it, can I request them to delete it one year later under GDPR?
745.
by 21 9y ago
Except that the paper seems to find the reverse connection - self-harm is typically acute, and this is not inhibited by hunger.
746.
by 21 9y ago
I was watching on YouTube a talk by someone on AI intuitions coming from brain research, and the presenter was casually speaking about an experiment where a cat was sitting there with it's skull open and electrodes inserted into the br
747.
by 21 9y ago
1. Other EU citizens can basically move around freely, from poor paying countries (Eastern Europe) to good paying ones. 2. Even for non-EU citizens, it's way way easier to get a software job (the company can get a visa for you). There
748.
by 21 9y ago
There are places with less restrictive immigration (Europe) and salaries are still very high. The supply of decent programmers is just not enough to cover demand.
749.
by 21 9y ago
Desktop power supplies already have that, they can keep the power on for 50-100 ms or so, and they do notify the OS about the imminent power loss. I'm not sure what OSes do with that.
750.
by 21 9y ago
If you have a desktop you can buy a $10 PCI express adaptor for it.

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