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... much like fast food, there are decent options out there for moderate consumption.
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Now helps me with traffic. If I was into any of the big American sports I think it would be cool. Alas, my interest is in Formula 1 and Rugby Union, neither of which have any coverage in Now. Also, because I tend to not watch either of thes
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That struck me as strange too. I guess it shows that different things drive different people.
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Redmond is patching Windows 8 but Not Windows 7, say security bods
(theregister.co.uk)
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For me it triggers a memory of this quote: “Specialization is in fact only a fancy form of slavery wherein the ‘expert’ is fooled into accepting a slavery by making him feel that he in turn is a socially and culturally preferred—ergo, highl
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What makes you think that beats would stop making headphones with normal jacks? Then they can sell two pairs of headphones to every sucker!
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12y ago
Currently active discussion going on in prior submission of same link: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=7852246
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All the head moving made me think back to Jonny Lee's wiimote headtracking 3d display. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jd3-eiid-Uw Perhaps Amazon have an eye tracking system which can do the same with out the need for
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As a 1st time Dad of a 4 month old I figured I should find this list. This pdf has it broken down into age groups: http://www.cdc.gov/injury/wisqars/pdf/10LCID_Unintentional_D... This site was helpful and in
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The other option was to ask "_________ Oi! Oi! Oi!"
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That was very interesting for me, an Australian living in the US. Phoenix specifically. I'm constantly amazed at how quickly American's can spot that I'm an Aussie. I've gotten pretty used to the obvious different words
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League or Union? I'd call rugby league "footy", but rugby union will always be "ruggers".
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Is this the blog post you've mentioned? http://www.antipope.org/charlie/blog-static/2011/06/reality-... It is titled "Three arguments against the singularity" from June 22, 2011
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Could you share what projects you can imagine this being great for? I'm excited by the idea of it all but I can't seem to come up with a project that I'd want to mess with enough to purchase one. Maybe I just need more coffee
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This idea reminds me greatly of something I learned back around 2003 while demoing our HL2 mod, Dystopia, to the guys at Valve. During our closed beta testing we'd always dump a heap of "how to play the game" style info onto
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I really enjoy explaining this to people (especially Americans when I'm talking about how comparable my home country, Australia, is in terms of land mass to mainland USA). Showing them Bucky Fuller's dymaxion map is always fun. h
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I've configured a number of student labs exactly as eloisant explained. In windows we've used folder redirection which has options to disable the "offline files" type features such that it doesn't do any copying of
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Us Aussies probably saw the same kind of tech first in swimming coverage. Where they used a moving line to show the world record times.
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The moment the header image rotated to one which was a different height and made the content move around as I was trying to read it, I knew it wasn't _why.
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Because once you add a case, sd card and wifi adapter to the r-pi the costs are about the same.
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12y ago
Worth the read if only because the photo of Harvard’s 1888 tug of war team.
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I worked in a desktop support environment where we "charged" for our onsite time and then were forced to track all the rest of our time at work too. I use quote marks around charged because it was all internal dollars with in the
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Strange. Twitter bought We Are Hunted and turned it into twitter #music and killed that off a couple of months ago. Now they're thinking about soundcloud? I can't see how it ends well for anyone.
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Also, as much as it sucks..... - get in early http://qz.com/209513/no-matter-what-the-boss-says-about-flex...
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I currently have a whole stack of thoughts about this as today kicks off the 2nd week of a new job for me. I'm a sys admin who has worked in a range of environments big and small. My new job is once again returning to a "big"
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The oppo n1 has a small rear touch pad. http://en.oppo.com/products/n1/
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I think that the quote works for Internet advertising because the similarity is that the bus company or building owner, like a web site owner, chooses to take money from advertising companies because they offer the best return vs effort ret
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I was just watching the "What’s New with OS Deployment in Configuration Manager and the Microsoft Deployment Toolkit" session from TechED and hit the section on "check readiness" option which MS have added to SCCM 2012 i
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I've just been hired to run a project using SCCM to upgrade ~5000 PCs from XP to Win7. This was amazing reading. Reading such a detailed wrap up of an IT team going through my worst possible nightmare was enlightening.
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Good thinking. Maybe even take it a step further and change the person's photo from a happy smiley "fun" photo to a more serious "lets get down to business" look.
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