EvaK_de

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Adblock Plus hits back at German newspapers urging readers to disable ad blocker(thenextweb.com)
1 points by EvaK_de 13y ago|0 comments
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by EvaK_de 13y ago
I think they just said that she didn't have any... There is a book, which explains that Sandeman made her that way to give her immunity against a toxine, which will pollute earth's atmosphere when a certain asteroid passes very near.
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Plant got rid of Junk DNA (just like Dark Angel's Max)(arstechnica.com)
1 points by EvaK_de 13y ago|2 comments
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by EvaK_de 13y ago
This course will not help autodidacts, since a BS is required for enrolling.
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by EvaK_de 13y ago
There's already at least one "beautiful self-hosted Basecamp alternative" out there: Collabtive ...and it's free (FOSS).
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by EvaK_de 13y ago
Badly written article, lacking improtant facts and misrepresenting things (e.g. there is not just Telekom in Germany...) just to finally go all alarmist. :/
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by EvaK_de 13y ago
The German government DOES understand this and has already announced to Telekom that they will thoroughly investigate the plans, implying that they may find a way to prevent this.
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by EvaK_de 14y ago
Actually sapphire is NOT "the hardest natural substance after diamond". Moissanite seems to be. It has a hardness of 9.5/10 (sapphire: 9/10) and occurs naturally, but can also be produced technically.
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by EvaK_de 14y ago
I don't know, but you can buy men-made Moissanite (silicon carbide), which is superior to diamond in every category except for hardness: it's only the second hardest rock in the known universe!
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by EvaK_de 14y ago
I tried to get an impression of how (American) women think about this, so I went ahead and posted this article in a wedding-related forum. The forum's population is about 99% female (including me). Usually the tone there is very civil and o
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Don't trust Basecamp? Keep your projects on your own server with Collabtive 1.0(collabtive.o-dyn.de)
1 points by EvaK_de 14y ago|1 comments
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by EvaK_de 14y ago
Ah, that comes very handy! Thanks. Would it be possible to show the full link when hovering over a truncated link ("lin...")?