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by Systemic33 12y ago
Stockholm have comparable service level during nights as well. Although some smaller trains don't run for a few hours during the night, even on weekends.
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Semantic Versioning 2.0.0 – Specification for Software Versioning(semver.org)
2 points by Systemic33 12y ago|0 comments
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by Systemic33 12y ago
I suppose this is an example of bidirectional breadth-first search, but in a highly paralleled way.
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by Systemic33 12y ago
As a Windows Phone user, this really resonates with me, because WP has actually been preserving the UI and basic principles it builds on, and only added features as users voiced needs for specific upgrades (like allowing transparent tiles w
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by Systemic33 12y ago
I have only tested it with javescript, which gave a syntax error.
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by Systemic33 12y ago
Oh it can get much much worse... have a look at greek questionmark: "[...] canonically decomposes to U+003B ; semicolon making the marks identical in practice." [1] [1] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Question_ma
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by Systemic33 12y ago
Well that definitely takes the 𝕡𝕣𝕚𝕫𝕖 for most noticeable Hacker News submission. Suggestion (if you are author): There are a lot of chars that look like another char, often used on the web, so i think that there are more advanced vers…
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by Systemic33 12y ago
" The OEM partner is responsible for full business execution, from engineering and sales to customer care, including liabilities and warranty costs, inbound IP and software licensing and contractual agreements with 3rd parties." [
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by Systemic33 12y ago
To be blunt, this iPad copying is very Nokia-unlike. I associate Nokia with high quality original designs, eg. Lumia devices. This isn't a real Nokia.
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by Systemic33 12y ago
It's a pretty standard procedure i've been told. It is kinda like checking someone's reflexes... A sort of diplomatic dance of sorts.
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by Systemic33 12y ago
Ye, MobilePay is pretty solid among people in Denmark, and there's even the competitor (competitor is a nice word, considering i've never heard of anyone with it) Swipp.
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by Systemic33 12y ago
JS coming in the next couple of months. They are rolling it out gradually. (EDIT: NemID, JS-version that is)
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by Systemic33 12y ago
The same Sweden was basically sleeping when russian planes contested swedish aerospace, and danish F16's had to act on it, and show the russians the door out. Swedish military isn't exactly famous for being on the ready and delive
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by Systemic33 12y ago
That's a very good point. The post seemed to skip all the juicy actual security bits, but made sure to explain thoroughly how good the rucksack was, how everything fit into it nicely, and how it was waterproof.
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by Systemic33 12y ago
Will be interesting if this will be similar to linux with the possibility of community driven repositories alongside official repo's. Or if it's more of an admintool to do windows updates/windows store installs. Edit: Apparen
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Windows 10 will come with a command-line package manager(extremetech.com)
417 points by Systemic33 12y ago|337 comments
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by Systemic33 12y ago
There will still be a significant demand for oil for other product, such as plastic, rubber, etc.
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by Systemic33 12y ago
I think while this point of view is indeed very true for the large majority, larger companies combat this job hopping, by encouraging internal job switching; ie. going from one area of business to another, which is closer to getting a new j
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by Systemic33 12y ago
Publicity stunt? The expression "Empty barrelse, make the most noise" comes to mind.
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by Systemic33 12y ago
You should try to watch How I Met Your Mother in german, that is so weird, but quite hilarious.
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by Systemic33 12y ago
A big problem to solve is that SMS is notoriously bad at delivery. You may have SMS's dropped for weird reasons, and delivery reports aren't exactly reliable.
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by Systemic33 12y ago
California Mens Prison according to Google Maps.
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Microsoft to drop Nokia branding from future phones according to leaked document(geekongadgets.com)
1 points by Systemic33 12y ago|0 comments
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by Systemic33 12y ago
Poor camera is not a software problem. It's a matter of hardware. And skimping on the qualitative stuff like a camera is a very easy way to lower price.
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by Systemic33 12y ago
In any normal case i'd agree, but Quora is just a straight out terrible place to share stuff because it's essentially a paywall. (paying with money or a registration doesn't really make a difference for this situation).
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by Systemic33 12y ago
Can't Google just setup dormitories? It's halfway on being it's own city, so why not go all out and have cheap living quarters?
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by Systemic33 12y ago
I have no words for how absurd this is. What happened to free market economy? How are americans totally fine with a company being denied its ability to sell its product to its end users? And it's probably the exact same people later ch
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by Systemic33 12y ago
Just to be pedantic: By the same logic, Google is also grossly hosting tonnes of illegal material.
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by Systemic33 12y ago
I think thats why it's still at version 0.3 But they do have a lot of examples, a lot more than eg. nvd3.
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by Systemic33 12y ago
Does nvd3 have any documentation besides some basic examples? while c3 doesn't have a completely documented API atm, it atleast has a very extensive set of examples.

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