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7y ago
Yes, I can remember the update to iPhone OS 2.0 was a paid update for the iPod Touch 1Gen.
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8y ago
My experience with Gmail is the complete opposite. It is far better at filtering spam/phishing - mails than all the other free mail services.
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8y ago
This, I don't think it's an issue of week-start-conventions.
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8y ago
That is no problem in Firefox to my understanding. Set in the options to always ask where to save the file.
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8y ago
"Technical Note: This file, pocorgtfo18.pdf , is valid as a PDF, ZIP, and HTML. It is available in two different variants, but they have the same SHA-1 hash" Where do I find the second version? Couldn't find the link on the a
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8y ago
In the section "Lifetime Hard Drive Reliability Statistics", shouldn't the value 0.10% in the high confidence column be greater than the low value?
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9y ago
By that logic math homework must be super easy, since the content is easy to google (and already in the textbook)..
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9y ago
Well I'm running FF 57 right now on my Macs and there is no problem using these gestures.
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9y ago
Wasn't it at the WH Correspondants Dinner, where Colbert said to Bush: "He believes the same thing Wednesday, that he believed on Monday, no matter what happened Tuesday. Events can change, this man’s beliefs never will." I r
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9y ago
You have to actively look at the display to unlock it. So sleeping wouldn't work.
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10y ago
But wasn't that on totally different timescales?
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10y ago
Yes, your upfront cost are expensive, because of course the plants have to be build. But that was the case with fossil plants as well, the only difference is, they are already built. But in the long run, it's cheaper due to the lack of
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10y ago
Sorry, but at this point this gets absurd. I can understand that for some people it is beneficial to deny the idea of climate change. But since you are already acknowledging the self-evidence of it, how is it "not clear at all", t
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10y ago
That's a pretty nice feature. Is there a browser on iOS which supports that? Safari and Chrome do not seem to reflow.
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10y ago
Couldn't the same argument be made for obese kids and diets without enough nessesary vitamins etc?
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10y ago
So the first AMA answered by AI?
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11y ago
There is a link to the 'detailed travelogue' http://vienna-pyongyang.blogspot.de/2008/04/how-everything-b...
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11y ago
Because within the cube, the centerpieces are fixed to a core. And because these define the orientation of the cube and are fixed within the robot you end up having the same orientation every time. This happens with every solving robot tha
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11y ago
Not to forget, that most Watches are designed to be worn on the left side. (Position of the Buttons etc.) Smartwatches are improving here, in displaying a rotated screen, but often even these are asymmetrical designed and thus harder to us
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11y ago
How does that reliably work? Because my impression from consumer products (say Picasa or Apple Photos) is, that starting with 35 to 50 tagged faces, the recommendations produce more false positives than correct ones. I thought that Google&
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11y ago
So how would a better dataset look like? Does bigger always equal harder? What are the criteria to measure that? And wouldn't video datasets be somewhat easier to analyse given the fact that you have multiple frames of the same object?
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11y ago
justincormack: Yes, you can set up an IPv6 service on your connection if you like. The only problem for IPv4 services is the lack of your own global IPv4 address.
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11y ago
The standard is called Dual-Stack Light, which means you are getting a native IPv6 adress and your IPv4 traffic runs through a carrier-grade NAT. This is necessary, because the cable-providers here in Germany came to late to the Game and g
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11y ago
Is there a source for that? I find it hard to believe.
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11y ago
Yes, especially casual users, who use it for browsing on the couch. There is no strong pressure to upgrade, when your browser works just fine.
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11y ago
Unfortunately it is not viewable in Germany because of copyright problems.
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11y ago
Alternative Stream from SpaceX: http://www.spacex.com/webcast/
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12y ago
In school it was explained through combinatorics, where the factorial among others tells, in how many ways you can order your set. And an empty set has just one, but it has one, order in which it can be arranged. Now that I am writing this,
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12y ago
Wow, thats a beautiful picture! I really appreciate the work of these people, who are going the extra mile to get these pictures.
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12y ago
In that talk he even describes, how they got the fingerprint from the German Secretary of Defense from a photograph taken in a distance of 3m at a press conference.
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