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AC power plugs and sockets
(en.wikipedia.org)
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Not sure what the pricing will be like, but AMD is aiming to release their Cortex A57 based CPUs in 2014[1]. [1] http://techreport.com/news/25338/new-amd-embedded-roadmap-sh...
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I believe "interactive content" is the key difference. I.e. non-static pages served via CGI.
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I'd assume that target dummies are usually airframes that are either outdated (an A or B model when we're at D, E, F, G etc) or past their useful (human operated) life, i.e. too many hours, damaged, cracks are forming, etc.
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I've suggested MacBooks to Windows users as solid, if expensive, Windows machines. The ones that went for it have been happy with the setup.
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I signed up on my phone and was notified by my iPad that another device had been added to my account. Seems to be a working implementation.
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Could a profile option be added to toggle on/off the availability of the downvote button? I browse HN on my phone a lot and am always a little paranoid that I'll hit the downvote arrow rather than the up-vote arrow due to the inac
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Another commenter mentioned the police's vehicles get flipped by rowdy sports crowds. The vehicle is probably surplus from the Iraq wind down. Some of LAPD's helicopter fleet is, apparently, military surplus. I would think that ev
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My understanding from some of my Iraq war veteran friends is that Humvees lack adequate undercarriage armor and they aren't designed for/can't be properly modified to carry the proper armor. There are newer ones with beefed u
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Agreed. Additionally, it's thematically popular that when part of the US military becomes the bad guy, it's usually limited to "those guys" and not the entirety of the Military. Typically "those guys" comes in
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If you use clang you get blocks: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/5907071/clang-block-in-li...
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Apologies in advance, this will be part reply to your comment, part reply to the Cracked articles, and part rambling: Seconded. I was very poor twice in my life. First while growing up, and then for a few years after the downturn (19-23 yea
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Not sure about that either. When I was in middle school Mountain Dew was said to do exactly that. I think parents and teachers just wanted kids to stay away from sugary drinks. My friends kept drinking it anyways. http://www.snop
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I like this a lot, but unfortunately going to various news sites (NY Times, Slashdot, etc) it seems like the bookmarklet failed or complained it wasn't designed for the home page (in cases where it wasn't a home page).
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If you want to play a fun game, switch "Apple", "Google", "Microsoft", "Samsung", etc with the names of toothpaste and deodorant brands. It pretty much shows these oddly passionate arguments for what
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If we allow Android/Linux as a member of "Linux on the Desktop" I whole heartedly agree. I'm not sold on the GNU/Linux variant. System 76 does a great job of making "just works" Linux hardware but they
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This is true but it's not going to happen that quickly. Traditional computers are still where "serious" work like homework is done. In my experience anyone who does more than spend time looking up recipes and checking out Fac
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I disagree. I doubt purchasing Nokia's phone business would make PC vendors any more worried than Surface/Surface Pro did. Windows is still king of the desktop and unless Android becomes a desktop OS or Apple starts licensing OS X
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Wow, interesting timing. I wonder if Elop will end up in the running for CEO of MS as part of this.
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Perfect for the majority of student uses: http://www.staples.com/Casio-FX-9750GII-Graphing-Calculator/... Aside from playing Ti 8* games. I'm not sure what engineers need in a calculator so I can't comment on
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While visiting Chicago earlier this year I found that a ton of great bars exist under on the lower level. Definitely worth visiting/seeing.
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Any reason why you can't use iTerm 2. Honestly I can't see any reason to use the built in terminal when iTerm2 is so good. Also nice is the TMUX integration.
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Interesting. Either way my opening seemed to be more problematic as the computer still went out of its way to checkmate itself without the en passant. Still a cool achievement.
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A lot of developers don't trust MS even if they have some really nice tools and a huge platform. Microsoft has a reputation for killing off development platforms when they start thrashing around seeking relevance in some new way. With
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On my first game I got an even better bug: a b c d e f g h 8 ♔ ♛ ♝ ♘ 7 ♙ ♙ ♙ ♙ 6 5 ♙ 4 ♟ ♟ ♕ 3 ♟ ♞ 2 ♟ ♟ ♟ ♟ 1 ♜ ♛ ♚ ♝ ♜ After performing en passant the computer went crazy and the King start
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I believe he's replying directly to the original post. I'm not necessarily thrilled at their move either (though I understand it completely) because the automatic expectation is that they're going to dilute the free product a
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Kepler actually orbits the Sun, not the Earth[1]. Its orbit is slower than the Earth's and as a result is getting farther away from the Earth. Assuming it needs an EVA to fix, as Hubble did, it's impossible to fix as we lack a man
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People get used to their condition and find things to worry, nit pick, and complain about. I think what you do with those feelings comes down to how much perspective you have. I echo your feelings. I was homeless (living in an abandoned boa
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Sadly cell phone OS choices have become something that straddles the divide between a holy war and a football rivalry. I simply don't understand it.
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You could try NullCPUPowerManagement.kext. It's used in the OS X x86 community to disable the built in Power management. If you don't mind getting your hands dirty you might be able to get it (or another related kext) to turn off
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