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9y ago
All of them work for me, same with the search function or even the actual 18 books. Same ISP as freeflight. Well, that's interesting...
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9y ago
Works fine for me for all books I tested. Can you name some specific ones which are blocked for you?
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Geely buys $9bn stake in Daimler
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9y ago
Heh, I'm still remembering this line: "[...]but if all goes well we're talking of a colored 480-page paperback for about $25-30. And that's printed on-demand via Amazon." ^^ But really, it is as mathgeek says. You a
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9y ago
Happy to see the full release of this. Thanks to everyone that contributed and a big "thank you" to you that pushed the project along over the years. (And as I've said back then: If a physical version is possible, I'm hi
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Those are always welcome, thank you. I know of (1), (5) and (6) but haven't started them yet. I've dabbled a bit in the "History of Japan" podcast but since I encountered some episodes that weren't accurate (althoug
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9y ago
This seems like a good opportunity for people to recommend some excellent and well-researched podcasts for various topics. "Hardcore History" by Dan Carlin is such an example and I wish it was easier to find other such podcasts of
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9y ago
Great news. Although it's already too late for my mother, my sister can definitely profit from it if it turns out well. And I guess I will have to take the test now to see whether I have the disease as well...
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9y ago
"The contest Facebook entered, like most AI research in the area, used an older version of StarCraft, which is considered equally difficult for software to master." I'm surprised this one hasn't been called out yet but S
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9y ago
German here as well: In addition to a.), I like having full control of my money and not be dependent on some third party when making purchases.
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10y ago
Of course I do. Just checked everything and my bookmarks number just above 1000. The ones I use the most and websites I need in the immediate future are organized in the bookmarks toolbar (I'm using Firefox). Apart from that, they are
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10y ago
Hm.. "At the time the report was released, the FSFE questioned why Accenture was commissioned to co-author a report assessing the use of Microsoft software, when the consultancy runs a joint venture with Microsoft called Avanade, which
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That's not the case. I pointed out your specific picture is of an American store and therefore doesn't hold an value, despite it being a German chain (which you pointed to). I certainly don't doubt that some supermarkets are
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10y ago
You are taking this way too seriously. I also doubt that "people accustomed to how stores in most of the world work" would all jump over the turnstyle, despite it being clearly not an exit. Especially the jumping (or climbing) par
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10y ago
To be fair, those don't really count as they are built to serve American customers. The cashier, for example, would never put what you bought into your cart. (Heck, I wouldn't even allow it, just look at how messy it is.) That
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10y ago
If I had witnessed that, I'm sure I would have had a smile on my face, considering only children would do something like that. Even as a shoplifter, you would use one of the lines. But hey, at least your solution worked. Too bad about
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10y ago
The perspective in that picture isn't exactly a good one. But there should be enough space to pass by them on the right side. This one is good and shows what I mean with "shopping cart + person". http://www.lebensm
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10y ago
Those are wide enough for a shopping cart and a person next to it, so one can pass the line decently fine. And if people see someone who isn't buying anything, they even make sure not to block him/her. The OP later said in a diffe
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10y ago
Why didn't you just pass the checkout line? If you won't buy anything, you don't have to wait. So it's not surprising you got that reaction...which would be the same, regardless of whether you are in the Western or Easte
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10y ago
Yeah, but if you go with fiber, then you need the FRITZ!Box 5490 which is apparently only available through the provider (officially) but Telekom at least doesn't offer it.
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10y ago
Line is also really/extremely popular in Indonesia and Taiwan.
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10y ago
What he says at the core is perfectly fine. His mistake is politicizing the message when there is no need for that and hinting at a connection between Trump becoming president and that the people who voted for him likely don't support
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I actually did partially witness something like that back in 2007. We were a group of students and visiting a historic site. One girl (probably) started recording while eventually, a rather fat man (which wasn't that common here) walke
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10y ago
For those with knowledge of the genre: What are the better, traditional roguelikes that you can recommend? I've only played Elona so far and quite liked it.
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10y ago
You forgot the most important one: To prevent another war from happening.
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10y ago
While there are currently no professional players, as amateurs, the top guys definitely earn more than what you would get as a professional SC2 player. In July 2016, the 10th highest earned $7,699.18 USD, the highest $36,811.18 USD. And tho
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10y ago
Yes, it's possible. Bear in mind that not just clicks count though. July managed a peak APM of 818 in Stracraft: Brood War in an official game. The average APM of a match is usually between 300 and 500, also depending on the race that
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10y ago
In a town here, we had basically the same with a doner kebab shop. The chain moved in, priced the doner at 1.20€ (local was 2.20€ which was already cheap), killed the competition after a few months and then raised prices to 3.50€.
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Well, Germany has so-called "Paketshops". Unfortunately, apart from gas stations and the like, those usually close at 18:00. Alternatively, there are always neighbours who can take the packet for you.
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The article is a mess anyway since they are mixing both games up. They start talking about the franchise, then go on to Starcraft 2 and afterwards to Broodwar.
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