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Bjoern
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Thank you for that.
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Thank you for that. Very good advice actually, especially the first part of mentioning the merit of other works. On a side note, does anyone have good advice of how to motivate yourself while in PhD studies? I am now in year three and have
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Thanks for the link! Especially part 3 around 12:00 is insane. Part 3: http://www.vbs.tv/watch/the-vice-guide-to-travel/vice-guide-...
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Note the search results from the video at 13:21 featuring two IBM hits for the local "intranet". Interesting.
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I think there is nothing cool about this. Also "National Geographic: Inside North Korea" [1] gives a good insight of what is going on inside north korea. (Especially the end of the video). [1] http://www.megavideo.com/?v=KBMBL7GJ (vide
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Keith Cowing: Famous Hacks at NASA
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Thanks for that !
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Any recommendations?
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This is just too awesome. Makes me jealous as all my lego went to my cousins many years ago. :( Anyone a good idea where you can get cheap lego stuff? (maybe china @ bulk order?)
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> I've used Gentoo, a little FreeBSD and never felt like it was that much different than .debs. There is quite a difference in speed of the standard stuff compared to customized optimization, e.g. via USE flags. I found that actually bo
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For those who don't know it: http://yosefk.com/c++fqa/ Very interesting read about the problems of C++.
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I found this very interesting, especially that they have powerful supercomputers now in China.
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Thank you for that !
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Anyone else tried to find the supermassive black hole ? :)
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FUSE has been around for a while, it is really a great piece of software. Especially the many different language bindings make it interesting. Here is one for instance in Ruby (Hello World) http://www.debian-administration.org/article/Crea
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While I agree that his tone is wrong and he has problems of getting his message across, try to see it from his perspective. I have the feeling that he is very bitter about this because he cares so (or too) deeply. Free Software is his pet p
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Grellas, thank you for your time and interesting insight. Despite that probably your writing is more suitable for a blog post than a comment (over 2000 words).
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I think this poll is silly. What is the point of this? You're bound to forget somebody.
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Seeing this makes me sad.
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Thank you!
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Expect everything going through the great firewall to be slow. Also I wonder if they will allow encrypted connections over a longer period at all if they already run a app firewall.
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The inet connection into mainland from that route is very slow.
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You don't get "uppity" with Chinese officials. You either have a good connection to the government or you can do squat. Government ties is everything if you really want to get your business going. The real problem is the international compa
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Sad! Why was this stopped after one year?
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Does anyone (who went there) have an opinion on the University of Phoenix or The Open University? EDIT: Woah, look at this link http://www.ripoffreport.com/Search/Company/University-Of-Pho... - so many complaints. I really wonder what is
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While interesting, please note that this article is from November 2006. There is also criticism [2]. I tried to find the actual paper but besides a presentation [3] I couldn't find it. Some papers where W. Bashir is not the lead author [4]
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Every time I use LaTeX I remember what my prof. said to me. "I never could understand why you need to program if you just want to type a document." Me: "Uhhh, so we really really have to use OpenOffice?" Prof: "Yes". My team partner (wind
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Billions? You mean Millions right?
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One thing which this article forgot was that also the position of the emergency exit relative to your sitting place is important. If you don't sit in the max. range of 7 rows [1] to it, you are likely to not survive a crash due to people bl
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> "..by Michael Arrington on May 12, 2010." Don't misunderstand me, but that was the point where I stopped reading.
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