NickHaflinger

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by NickHaflinger 11y ago
'All 11 terabytes of our LIDAR data (that’s roughly equivalent to 2,750,000 MP3 songs)' or a stack of paper 513 kilometers high :)
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New Subreddit Called Public Blue Screens of Death(reddit.com)
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Have they checked out the tunnel?
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blocked by uBlock Origin ..
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Fukushima was caused by the decision to build on top of a known earthquake zone ..
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So, the Telecom companies created a time travel device went forward to 2015 and stole Microsoft's innovation :)
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Alexander Coward: 'My student evaluations for the two classes I had completed were the highest on record in the Mathematics Department' Berkeley Mathematics Department: ".. I hope and expect that you will be able to align mor
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by NickHaflinger 11y ago
Most of IE is part of the operating system and get loaded at boot, rendering such memory test moot.
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Because they're gaming the market. How it works: place a large order, wait for others to make a bid, then cancel the order and sell your own at a mark-up.
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Wasn't this a plot device in 'The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy', where they gave some scientist an award on the off-chance what he said even made sense.
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Did anyone else find the prose style overblown, turgid and treacly, a bit like a cross between Tom Wolf, John Updike and Dame Beryl Bainbridge :)
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I have noticed that certain online media have been sluggish or timing out lately. A bit of a bad advertisement for us all to move to the 'cloud' ..
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"Why are working class kids unlikely to get elite jobs?" Because they don't have rich dads who'll get their rich friends to give them the jobs ..
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If you mean Windows 3.1 running over Novell Netware and Trumpet Winsock then it did indeed bring networked ease of use computing to the masses :)
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“It is similar to an operating system used on your mobile phone,” Well that's the technical bits out of the way :)
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Said a biased anti Apple article. If a media blitz by a huge company ever created a market, then where's the Zune or Windows Phone? What makes Apple successful is that they make stuff people want to buy. Not on the opinions of some tec
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No serious security researcher used 'cyber' in a sentence ..
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What a load of technology terror BS ..
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It seems to me and in this day-and-age, the teachers were desperate to not be sanctioned over a violation of some rule.
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Win3.1 didn't crash, what it did do was throw up a fake error msg if you tried to install it on DR-DOS. "drdos has problems running windows today. And I assume will have more problems in the future" "You should make sure
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Works here on a Ubuntu desktop ..
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by NickHaflinger 11y ago
Understanding Hitler’s anti-semitism? You could start with the most Holy Office of the Inquisition and work your way forward. Most all nation states were virulently Anti-Semitism to varying degrees.
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by NickHaflinger 11y ago
Very little speculative fiction could in any way be described as accurately depicting the future. Having said that, what do you think of 'Max Headroom', set twenty minutes into the future. http://www.tv.com/shows&#
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What really puzzles me is why in the aftermath of the bombing, the Tsarnaev brothers drove round Boston for three whole days in a car registered to their home address and only got caught after being recognized by a police officer and fellow
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by NickHaflinger 11y ago
The man is a visionary who - like Moses coming down from the mountain - single handed introduced desktop computing to the world. /s
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by NickHaflinger 11y ago
'What happened is that the gene construct seems to have jumped from Brassica to charlock in a single plant, which wasn't able to produce seed.' "The new form of charlock was growing among many others in a field which had
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by NickHaflinger 11y ago
And what exactly is the Pentagon going to bring to the table, since the root cause of DDOS attacks are all those compromised Windows desktop computers out there on the Internet.
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by NickHaflinger 11y ago
How do you use streamsh? https://github.com/jonhoo/streamsh/blob/master/tricks/jwplay...
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So, in order to save money, they used a bad mix for the concrete ...
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by NickHaflinger 11y ago
> What does ZFS have to do with this? Presumably ZFS is immune from CryptoLocker. CryptoLocker can only compromise NTFS 'computers'.

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