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69_years_and
14y ago
I'm going to guess you are making a joke, esp. the ctrl click to deselect. I did not even read the rest of the article, once I got to the word visual, I did a quick scan for an example, none found, came here to see what others thought. Seco
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And that's what I was thinking as I read this - a guy/team who can write net filtering software would surely know what side is up. I was waiting for the part where he set up a GNU/Linix box and just rebuilt his site and perhaps directing hi
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14y ago
And during a quick scan it looks good, the title sums it up.
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Thanks - I think I need to check the cockpit view. I was recently travelling by plane and from the high vantage point saw how many boats were around Singapore - it was an eye opener.
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Boats more your thing? http://www.marinetraffic.com/ais/
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See this: http://geekomotion.posterous.com/3-months-later-gmvault-17-b... (Gmvault 1.7-beta)
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Unless of course ones mission is to fly an aircraft, control a power station, connect a phone call, keep someone's heart beating... Just words... The above commenter has a point. Mission critical is also about the effective control of a phy
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I care - and Grive does look promising so thanks for the heads up. For some reason I do not like using a 3rd party for access - even though I do not understand where they fit in the data path - maybe I am just being overly paranoid. That sa
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Just a thought - some people go to a lot of effort to 'hide' who they are by ensuring their name does not turn up - or if it does its so mixed in with many result's that it would be hard from a casual review to determine this is the John or
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Kim Dotcom's extradition hearing delayed (till March 2013)
(nzherald.co.nz)
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The title is plain wrong - they are launching a sounding rocket to observe the sun - observation time ~7 mins.
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Well that makes easy to understand - thanks.
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I am thinking Markaby. So its use cases are this ones use cases. Or am I missing something too?
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The sparrow population in Mumbai has decreased mainly due to urbanization and electromagnetic waves from mobile phones. Huh - if it's not wind turbines killing them it's RF from mobile phones - I'd say its stacked up against them and Rona
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I found it entertaining.
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Agreed, and I imagine it will not be long until a RPi is running home built UAV's (for example).
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I would like to say NZ system in general, but there are exceptions. Generally though the judiciary is pretty fair and uphold the rights of ordinary folk and are not swayed by 'bigger interests'.
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Kim Dotcom wins right to FBI files
(stuff.co.nz)
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I think the author misses a key factor in life - that being the one earning the most money (other things being even) is the more attractive partner. And at the end of the day, deep down, it's not how much money we have - it's how many kids,
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Yup, and the common universal motor (used in vacuum cleaners to power drills) is a big offender too.
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Police mysteriously lose video of Megaupload raid
(rawstory.com)
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That was an inspiring story, now days, it's brain agility and endurance that wins the day and feeds the family.
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It got me - I thought Squid had dropped the ball (because cat pics were turning up in the most unusual places and context) and restarted it :)
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I agree - I know neither of these ppl or the company - but even from that distance I could see a chip on Dan's shoulder. He may need to get that looked at.