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by 51Cards 11y ago
Ah ok, that makes sense. Thanks.
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by 51Cards 11y ago
Did I miss the Hubble? Would it not qualify for some reason?
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BlackBerry Venice, the First BlackBerry’s Android Smartphone(fut-science.com)
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A nude sculpture so small it's 'walking on hair'(cnn.com)
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by 51Cards 11y ago
Interesting, where are you located? Here in Canada I use mine practically everywhere on a daily basis.
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Microsoft's Skype integration with Outlook.com is so bad it's embarrassing(neowin.net)
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by 51Cards 11y ago
Yeah, it is too bad there wasn't some way to deploy the parachute system manually. It would be nice if the cargo could be saved.
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by 51Cards 11y ago
From Elon just now via Twitter: "There was an overpressure event in the upper stage liquid oxygen tank. Data suggests counterintuitive cause. That's all we can say with confidence right now. Will have more to say following a thor
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by 51Cards 11y ago
So in a case like this, would it be possible to have the pad abort system kick in? It could potentially pull the cargo module away and make an attempt to parachute it back for recovery? I doubt it could overcome the speed of the rocket bu
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3D Video samples from 8i(8i.com)
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Lush cosmetics in YouTube address dispute(bbc.com)
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by 51Cards 11y ago
Agreed, amazing project. One of his notes further in is an early performance test on the ALU. He mentions that the fact he's implemented a simple ripple adder design seems to indicate a maximum clock speed of no more than 25kHz.
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by 51Cards 11y ago
Probably because they don't want to break their compatibility with mySQL, a decision of theirs I highly appreciate. Being able to drop Maria in for mySQL without having to rework a lot of things has been a huge time saver.
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by 51Cards 11y ago
I was thinking something similar... that would be a LOT of data being sent back continuously while Chrome was running, which for many people is 24/7. If you had an office of Chrome users the entire office pipe could be eaten up by wha
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by 51Cards 11y ago
IFTTT auto copied it to Twitter, so it must have existed at some point.
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by 51Cards 11y ago
I am just recovering from cancer myself so a few thoughts from having just gone through something similar. 1. Get all your information first. Just because it's been deemed cancerous doesn't clarify what's ahead. It could r
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LightSail Solar Sail Test Flight Stalled by Software Glitch(space.com)
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by 51Cards 11y ago
Mr. Rogers' enthusiasm and curiosity was so genuine it pulls you in. He was just as enthused about what was being taught as any of the kids watching. No wonder he connected with kids in such a unique way.
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by 51Cards 11y ago
I had your line of thought until I got a smartwatch. On my second now (Pebble first, then LG Gear) and yes, leaving your phone in your pocket IS the killer app. Knowing if that email alert is important, glancing at a text and flicking off
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Oculus Rift hack transfers your facial expressions onto your virtual avatar(arstechnica.co.uk)
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Court rules anyone can copy the iPhone's design(money.cnn.com)
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by 51Cards 11y ago
Same here, scroll wheel also wouldn't work.
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by 51Cards 11y ago
I had surgery to have a tumor removed from my back earlier this year and right before the surgeon drew arrows on my back and then initialed it. "No one goes into the operating room without my initials" Made me feel more confiden
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by 51Cards 11y ago
Seems fairly straight forward... you're alone (generally), in a moving vehicle, under the control of a stranger.
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by 51Cards 11y ago
"Not that much" is too much when a single person gets hit by a random shell.
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by 51Cards 11y ago
Agreed... while this is a software design issue I too would be surprised to see a plane powered up for that long continuously. Needs to be fixed, yes... causing a lot of issues at the moment? Probably not.
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by 51Cards 11y ago
"Its trajectory will intersect the planet’s surface..." I thought this was a particularly nice way to say "crash". It has been a great piece of hardware and source of information. Too bad these missions have such finit
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by 51Cards 12y ago
There are many very large legacy code bases that sit in many flavours of VB that aren't cost effective to rewrite or migrate. I manage several such products. This provides them a continued way forward with updated features. MS wouldn
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by 51Cards 12y ago
Here is the biggest retro moment for me already from this archive... http://imgur.com/qyFVUid I still remember the sound of my 2400baud modem disconnecting from call waiting. I had a large collection of half complete image
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by 51Cards 12y ago
I think I have an archive of my old BBS somewhere. I'll go looking tomorrow.

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