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Gmo
14y ago
Being European myself, I wonder what you call a "European carry all" ? A purse ? (or "man purse")
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Hum, there is more than one ... Only in Amsterdam there are at least 2 (went there 2 days ago), one in Central Station and one not far from the Science Museum (that I could see from the train leaving the Central Station :D ). And no doubt t
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14y ago
As someone who lived both in Europe (in 2 countries) and the USA (but I'm European), this is of course a very broad statement but one that is generally true. The average American distrust his government far more than an average "European".
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14y ago
I think he meant that his friend should use incognito mode when visiting "red..." site(s) ... Not that he should use incognito mode for his guests.
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Gmo
14y ago
It just doesn't implement the tapatalk API.
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Surprise Gallup Poll: People Think TSA Does A Good Job
(forbes.com)
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14y ago
There are studies showing one glass of (red I believe) wine per day is beneficial (e.g. http://www.biomedexperts.com/Abstract.bme/15321801/Moderate_... )
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14y ago
Exactly the same experience here ... Can't say I'm a big fan of CDE, but it was obviously from the previous decade ...
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One of Apple’s Best Ideas Ever — Made Worse
(pogue.blogs.nytimes.com)
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14y ago
I'm pretty sure they also geo-IP ...
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14y ago
I said by their end but it can also be the full sequence, depending on the job
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14y ago
Well, the raw output of a typical so-called "next gen sequencing" (which are actually very current gen) machine is around 1TB (at least, the ones we used here). This is raw file though, so once processed (but not yet analyzed) I believe we
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14y ago
We are also facing the same kind of problems in my company, regarding genome assembly and mapping. That's definitely something we will look into :)
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14y ago
So, which solution do you use in the end ?
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14y ago
On the other hand, for mainland EU reader, it has a very liberal ("british") bias :) So I guess the truth is in the middle.
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Gmo
14y ago
Where do you get that Dutch immigration barriers are lower ? In my experience, that is not particularly the case.
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Gmo
14y ago
New-Zealand would have to be in the Atlantic Ocean for that ...
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14y ago
As far as I know, the whole South Pacific does not belong only to NZ. (i.e. the nuclear tests have been conducted on French soil) Note that I'm not against your point per se, just a small precision.
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14y ago
Well, that has been the case in France since 1993 (bomb attacks in the Parisian metro). And that was also the explanation I had been given, so I'd say it's probably true.
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14y ago
Part of the process of joining the EU is to make your legislation compatible with the EU legislation.
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Gmo
15y ago
It is ... (see my post up in this thread), but with the same restrictions (well, maybe even worse, because it's available only at one provider).
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Gmo
15y ago
In your numbers, you don't include people that currently have cable TV but would switch to streaming if the possibility was offered ...
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15y ago
The weird is that they project this model in Europe as well, whereas they are not as tight to broadcasters here. The other day, there was an ad on TV for HBO Go. I was like "wow, finally, HBO in Europe (in the Netherlands in this case), AND
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EU Parliamentary Committee Passes Deal To Transfer Air Passengers' Data To US
(europarl.europa.eu)
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15y ago
Right, but you're making a completely false dichotomy ... Actually, the problem you described as nothing to do with what the OP mentions. You might even have a bigger chance to attract those profiles with an ad that specifically targets a l
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15y ago
As in, the American society, if I may say :)
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15y ago
I agree, working a lot with VS (and previously with Eclipse, which has the same kind of problem), on a big screen it's fine, but as soon as I have to only use my laptop screen, I cry ... I would also love to have an editor of this kind for
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15y ago
Same here, I tend to stay away from geolocation as often as possible (obvious exception is google maps on my phone)
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15y ago
FYI, the icons (supposed to be next to "Click to edit", "Drag and drop image upload", ...) don't show up correctly on Firefox 11.0 on Windows XP 32 bits. The symbols instead looks like non-printable characters or something like that
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15y ago
Will this land (eventually) in XULRunner as well ?
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