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by 3JPLW 12y ago
But that's is expending a whole lot of energy to "remove" earth's orbital velocity[1]. Why remove it when you can just deflect the rocket by the gravity of Venus and redirect the rocket directly towards the sun? Or are
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by 3JPLW 12y ago
I'm not so sure. Unless I'm missing something, he doesn't demonstrate that this 'backdoor' is in use. It looks like they were using an escalation backdoor in `systemsetup`, but quickly patched a fix after 10.8.5.
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by 3JPLW 12y ago
Yes, but that security update doesn't include this patch. Apple confusingly lists the security updates in 10.10.3 and Security Update 2015-004 together, but not all items apply to 10.9. The very first item listed on the page is this
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by 3JPLW 12y ago
Thanks!
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by 3JPLW 12y ago
Could you at least keep "Arduino" in the title?
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by 3JPLW 12y ago
Even if you forked on GitHub, you can ask the staff to "detach" or "extract" your fork from the existing network. Detaching only un-forks your repo, whereas extracting makes your fork the new root and preserves any sub-
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by 3JPLW 12y ago
Interesting project, poor tagline.
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by 3JPLW 12y ago
Strange lede for a cool technology. I suppose it is how they managed to get funding, but the other uses are much more interesting. There's a lot more detail in the linked article about imaging Fukushima Daiichi: http://mot
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by 3JPLW 12y ago
To me, the Sam Smith "Won't Back Down" case was much more straight-forward: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qkcZV97O3pw But that's a very simple chord progression with common vocal hits, whereas this case
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by 3JPLW 12y ago
The linked article discusses that Inuit study, too. (Also, Cicil Adams is almost certainly not a single person.)
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by 3JPLW 12y ago
Only if you're using the iCloud Keychain on both, right?
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by 3JPLW 12y ago
(The article is about uploading files outside your dropbox folder)
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by 3JPLW 12y ago
CNet's downloader app looks like it's signed. It warns that it was downloaded from a website (which it was), but you don't have to do the right-click-open song and dance.
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by 3JPLW 12y ago
I think an even better argument for breaking up the NSA is that there's a fourth category of work they (should) do that's totally unrelated to surveillance and that I'd classify as "very good:" actively working to s
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by 3JPLW 12y ago
It's the first agenda item on the Python SO team's winter meeting: http://sopython.com/transcript/3/winter-2015-general-meeting... They were just discussing it on chat today: http://chat.stack
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by 3JPLW 12y ago
Well, you didn't just ask why it's off topic. You threw around insults and used very vulgar language. http://stackoverflow.com/posts/27510345/revisions
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by 3JPLW 12y ago
Note: if you click on the total number of votes above the poll, you can see the results without logging in or voting. Current results with 8,509 votes. 43% (3,687) I like big versions, and I cannot lie 57% (4,822) v4.0, 'cau
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by 3JPLW 12y ago
No, the cost of the discounted phone is incorporated into the ETF. I left ATT for T-Mobile after paying an ETF to unlock my phone. The trouble was that it left me without a phone for ~2 weeks: You cannot pay your ETF until your account is
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by 3JPLW 12y ago
What's interesting to me is that there seems to be an inverse correlation between pushes per repository and the number of forks. Are forks counted as individual repositories? That would be a boring explanation.
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by 3JPLW 12y ago
I'm not sure why the PDF was chosen as the submission. The PDF says: > Note: You are currently viewing an automatically generated PDF version of our on- line lectures, which are located at http://quant-econ.net Please v
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by 3JPLW 12y ago
I like it. It's a shame the Apollo program got rid of the shark repellent from Mercury (at least, as far as I can tell) [1]. It would have been even better to say that NASA took shark repellent to the moon. I guess taking a life raft
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by 3JPLW 12y ago
Since it strangely difficult to look up, I'll leave this here for reference: The acronym ABC stands for Atomic, Biological and Chemical. It's a cold-war term that has since been updated twice — first to NBC (nuclear), and then to
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by 3JPLW 12y ago
Why don't they list the field strength?
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by 3JPLW 12y ago
How would you create that hypothetical recurise defaultdict with defaults of defaultdicts? Is such a construct possible without creating a new defaultdefaultdict class?
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by 3JPLW 12y ago
Check out `methodswith(typeof(obj))` and `methodswith(typeof(obj), true)` (which shows the parent type methods, too).
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by 3JPLW 12y ago
I think that's precisely the point. The bot would usher them to gerrit, with some pointers on how to interface with their systems. And it'd then close the pull request. Since PRs can't be disabled on GitHub, it seems inevit
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by 3JPLW 12y ago
It's been a long time, but could Seuss' The Sneeches (those with stars and those without thars) serve the purpose?
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by 3JPLW 12y ago
Hunh? Try the staging: unisys: fix formatting in timskmod.h patch - e5700df52 [1] diff --git a/drivers/staging/unisys/include/timskmod.h b/drivers/staging/unisys/include/timskmod.h
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by 3JPLW 12y ago
In the EULA, they note: "The Service is offered in the United States. We may restrict access from other locations."
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by 3JPLW 12y ago
The terms of how they use the photos in the EULA seem rather reasonable at first glance: "We may use, access, and retain Your Files in order to provide the Service to you and enforce the terms of the Agreement, and you give us all perm

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