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I thought the same, but don't forget about the sounds of your laptop you usually don't hear. And your heartbeat, stomach, all the abdominal noises, even your own breathing noise will start to annoy you. Let's exclude the depr
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Without taking party, I am deeply impressed at an increasing rate and with honest respect to the ingenuity of the research that's coming from Tel Aviv, Israel and from Switzerland. There is no other country except the USA which makes s
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Need Tests for a large Database? Use Jailer, a Database Subsetting Tool
(jailer.sourceforge.net)
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Hopper.pw, the free and open source Dynamic DNS service for you.
(hopper.pw)
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Shell-centric cross-platform MongoDB management tool
(robomongo.org)
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An Alternative to the Blokk Font
(letterror.com)
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Thank you :)
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PuPHPet – A simple GUI to set up virtual machines for Web development
(puphpet.com)
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Yes there is a pidgin web-client, I can't recall the URL though. Sorry.
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Yes it still does. It's stupid and and I don't know why they didn't fix it. :(
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I also hoped for a macro style color function that just text-replaces all occurrences of color: hackernews with #ff6600 when you define hackernews as def: hackernews, #ff6600; That would allow total mumbo jumbo style CSS-Sheets that look li
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Oh yeah. Duda.IO totally rocks! Used it, love it! Psst: There are very nice improvements coming to that project …
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Yes, but why can Loren Sands-Ramshaw use a blog, where he critics his employer and also use Kickstarter without getting fired? Not that I want him to get fired, but I worry that he risks his job in telling us this critical information! Aren
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ok, now I'm a little afraid. The self driving car + mega ships + quantum computers + boston dynamics = what, war drones?
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hmm, I'm in the same boat and just finished my compsci degree. Any advice would be awesome!
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Oh weird.. The first time a friend force-signed me up on facebook I only got ads for High-Frequency Trading and High-End Dedicated Servers. On A+ I'm getting ads for a Ferrari's, BMW's, a Martin JetPack, Ducati's a $2.5m
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I tried with Firefox 25 and Google Chrome 31. Doesn't work on any of them. "I'm getting: Your browser is not supported"
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$.noUiSlider – A range slider without bloat.
(refreshless.com)
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Isn't that illegal? Or is that legal, because there is officially war between American and Yemen? (serious) I thought the legal implications of terminating people from a foreign country remotely is either an act of aggression or alre
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Yes, Snowden was everywhere for a long time in the media. But that doesn't change even a bit. Yes, we people were and are concerned, but as you may have heard in the media response. Otherwise it wouldn't keep aired for so long, ju
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hmm, sorry. I thought that shipping the package using the regular air-mail service of the government would be an option. You can still save the data on a VPS and encrypt it, then download & decrypt it, when you're back at your new
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I'm not sure what part of the media is omitted in the states to get that picture of Germany, but our counselor was pro NSA all the time and fully supporting their actions and against Snowden until she got "monitored" herself
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Every month, but we're getting close to every other week. That's not entirely because of September 11th, but because politics thinks that they can serve Government and Corporate requirements better when they rip our data, privacy
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But encrypt it as strong as possible, with password + private-key.
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Can you ask your contractor to add a special label to it? I don't mean like: "Government Data - Fragile". But maybe they can manage that for you. A friend of mine could ship stuff with a military airplane, because his dad wor
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Add Germany. Our Government is pro NSA and supports them as good as they can. They are dishonest self-servicing hypocrites.
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A list of all kinds of keyboards: http://asanisembiring.wordpress.com/2012/03/07/ I think the SenseBoard Keyboard is the best amongst these.
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Ew.. Friday 13th... wait til it passes. I don't believe this crap, but coincidently my own PC burnt with fire (literally), right after saying that and turning it on (a few years ago). Yeah, bad coincidence. However, I got part of the m
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Please watch this 15min TEDx Video by Sean Caroll: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y350oOiunf4
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It simultaneously explains why Quantum fluctuations [1] as described by Werner Heisenberg's famous "Uncertainty Principle" occur. -- [1] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quantum_fluctuation
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