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by _nedR 11y ago
>80% of Syrian population lives in Syrian government controlled territory. Citation, please.
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by _nedR 11y ago
>This has significantly deterred economic migrants That and the big ocean lying between them and everyone else.
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by _nedR 11y ago
How efficient would that be though?
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by _nedR 11y ago
I dont think high skilled young workers, will be looking forward to taking care of the large number of old people, when Japan hits its population cliff. That probably will be a big sector demanding immigration.
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by _nedR 11y ago
>"That's no problem of the Japanese, but of the immigrants. They're the newcomers, they're the ones who should be putting all the effort to assimilate into the host culture." This rigidity and inflexibility is go
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by _nedR 11y ago
I think both forms of categorization are useful and insightful in their own way. If we restrict ourselves to either one form, we are simply closing our minds and restricting our understanding of the matter. Why can't models be valid an
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by _nedR 11y ago
I think it is unfair to compare moon hoax theories (which intuitively make sense) to flat-earth theories (which can be intuitively disproven by anyone taking a flight on an airplane).
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by _nedR 11y ago
Do moon-landing hoax theorists believe that all landings were faked? Or just the original Apollo 11 landings.
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by _nedR 11y ago
The key takeaway from the article (at least IMO) is that police bodycams can be fooled/sabotaged in this manner to hide/alter evidence. Think about the countless cases out there, where there is no 3rd party footage to corroborate
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by _nedR 11y ago
and from my childhood too.. except people were talking about South Korea. I am pretty sure most people/countries started off mimicking and copying, before innovating. Also the Chinese might catch up faster than people think. Two small
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by _nedR 11y ago
You can get orange feet from eating too many carrots?
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by _nedR 11y ago
For me the presence of the organisations name in green letters emphasizes the difference. (Besides the green/grey lock difference alone is small enough to miss) The UI choice i don't like is having a hazard sign for secure website
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by _nedR 11y ago
Windows 10 or Windows 8? Regarding windows 8, its seems you need to purchase sideloading keys in bulk in order to do so, unless you are installing on windows 10 enterprise. If you can provide a method otherwise, that would be big help. Win
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by _nedR 11y ago
Indeed. I didn't realise how "open" microsoft's platform was until iOS/Android came along. Now the old open platform model looks to be fast disappearing without any protest from developers. 30% revenue share for som
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by _nedR 11y ago
Maybe. But a lot could change in 10 years. For example, UWP is the only serious contender for apps with a rich touch/gesture-based UI. Eventually microsoft will stop adding new features/APIs to other platforms in favour of UWP. Fo
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by _nedR 11y ago
I remember studying the sideloading option a while back (for Windows 8) and finding out that it wouldn't work in our case for some reason (needed Windows 8 enterprise? need volume-licensing to procure sideloading key?). Am no longer s
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by _nedR 11y ago
Yes. Facebook has been trying to get telcos to foist this on us Indians as well. It has kinda blown up into a big debate about net neutrality in the country. Here is the latest hn article on it : https://news.ycombinator.com&#x2F
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by _nedR 11y ago
The worst thing in my experience about windows 8/windows 10 apps is that you cannot install apps from 3rd party sources. Sure you can install on a temporary/testing basis by signing in with a dev license, but you have to keep doi
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by _nedR 11y ago
>They should tie up with ISPs to something magic That would break net-neutrality which is currently a hot issue in India.
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by _nedR 11y ago
Really want to read more about it. You should do blog or do a write-up on it on xda-developers about it. Hell you should release a mod for whatever tablet you are using, and make a killing.
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by _nedR 11y ago
i have never used Corel Draw personally, but here in India, I have seen it (maybe very old versions )being used in PCB printing and laser cutting shops (probably other shops too that i haven't seen/can't recall now). Seems li
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by _nedR 11y ago
Doesn't UAC share some blame for telling me the code its running is signed and unmodified but actually it is not?
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by _nedR 11y ago
Its not just the batteries and cars. Can the grid really handle the huge increase in demand ? How much investment needs to be done to upgrade it? How long will that take?
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by _nedR 11y ago
This is good. But I wish India would release all the content it generates as public domain, like the US. It was paid for by the people. It should belong to and be made available to the people.
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by _nedR 11y ago
Have you considered publishing on Steam? Its a good avenue to monetise as well.
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by _nedR 11y ago
You. Are. Not. The. Audience. You are just one of the costs of doing a freemium business. Like the alcohol industry, the game is really targeted towards the psychologically vulnerable who represent most of the revenues. The game is boring b
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by _nedR 11y ago
If i remember correctly this was a rule that was politically motivated to keep the polical power concentrated within the family.
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by _nedR 11y ago
Probably the lot of Jews under Christian Europe at the time was not much better (maybe even worse) than under the Ottomans.
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by _nedR 11y ago
You advised your kids well, but if this study is to believed, intellectual (including programming jobs) are here to stay for a bit longer : http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-34066941
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by _nedR 11y ago
Android seems to be getting better with each new release from a security & privacy perspective, but still has a long ways to go. As a long time rose-tinted-glasses-wearing FOSS fan and android user, i have to say that iOS is still far a

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