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by adrianb 12y ago
Any train's brakes work the same way. Use pressure to release, automatically brake when pressure is lost.
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by adrianb 12y ago
They say, versions earlier than 1.0.1 might be vulnerable, we're not sure, so upgrade to the latest (presumably a newer version than 1.0.2-beta1).
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by adrianb 12y ago
Everybody has papadagen where I work too. However I've always wondered how much getting one is decided by the difficulty of securing daycare for all children and the costs it has. Would they still get one if the daycare was cheaper and
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by adrianb 13y ago
This comment provided me with more information than the entire article. Would you care to add more details on what the key cards are and what their power is (the article seems to be stuck on "can they shut down the internet?")
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by adrianb 13y ago
Also people shouldn't be allowed to change the channel on tv when the ad breaks begin or even leave to use the toilet! They should be forced to sit and watch everything or else the ratings of the ads will not match the ones for the sho
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by adrianb 13y ago
Indeed, probably it's the number of times linkedin sent them some email titled "join linkedin now".
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by adrianb 13y ago
I get this all the time on the "suggested connections" page - names and email addresses extracted from my Gmail contacts, but the name is not a link to a profile (on normal suggested connections you can click on the name to see th
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by adrianb 13y ago
Google has a similar program for ISPs: Google Global Cache https://peering.google.com/about/ggc.html
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by adrianb 13y ago
Yes, it's a personalized video for your profile.
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by adrianb 13y ago
They are charging you for the extra channels. The call center people are motivated to make you pay more. It's a bit different with this Internet filter.
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by adrianb 13y ago
Wouldn't it be easier to include all the original tools in a packaged form instead of reproducing their logic?
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by adrianb 13y ago
Actually I traveled to Japan with a blank passport and was selected for additional checks. Nothing aggressive or in any way impolite, but I would guess a blank passport would be regarded suspicious in many instances.
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by adrianb 13y ago
It would help to have the steps described in text next to the videos as well. Not only because some steps can be boring to watch for some people, but it would also help to be able to copy-paste URLs and command line options and so on.
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by adrianb 13y ago
The Google Account was already in use before Google+ was created. The difference was that you could have a mixture of services enabled for your account (I only use Gmail, I never use Picasa so I don't have it on my an account). Now the
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by adrianb 13y ago
Interesting that the scribd link also redirects to the original PDF. Is it only me who has this?
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by adrianb 13y ago
this was / these were
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by adrianb 13y ago
I'm guessing the fact that it's an inert gas is important as it won't be a risk (in case of fire or toxicity) in case the enclosing is broken. Also I think the density was presumed to be at room temperature, reasonable pressu
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by adrianb 13y ago
I believe there is a Microsoft April Fools video with this exact theme.
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by adrianb 13y ago
But how often do you get sunny weather in that location?
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by adrianb 13y ago
Entertainment and navigation systems in cars use Android lately. They normally use the base operating system and APIs while the UI is always heavily customized, so you might not recognize it, but it's of course very convenient instead
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by adrianb 13y ago
But the article does say that Airbus and Boeing each had a major project in recent years (A380 and 787) and they're unlikely to have anything major for the next decade. A350 sounds pretty major to me.
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by adrianb 13y ago
Pisa. Here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Santa_maria_della_spina_10...
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by adrianb 13y ago
Also my country can issue you a temporary passport if you're planning to travel in country A and you have a visa of country B in your passport, when countries A and B are at war. I expect more countries do the same.
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by adrianb 13y ago
I thought Yahoo Mail didn't limit storage - they advertised it as "unlimited storage" a few years ago. - terms and conditions apply, no abuse allowed
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by adrianb 13y ago
I believe Julian Assange worked on a system that would make it impossible for an external entity to determine if there is any useful information on a data partition. Basically you would have a hard drive full of random numbers and it would
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by adrianb 13y ago
I guess you're not familiar with the social-minded European person. They often prefer local businesses with a personality (I go to the book store and have a chat with the owner and other customers... maybe drink a tea, read something r
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by adrianb 13y ago
The 24 points seem to be the "initial sign-up bonus" and a "daily login bonus". I got my initial bonus in 2011 it seems, so this must be an older Google service that was just renamed and re-launched.
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by adrianb 13y ago
That is the favicon for the Google Apps Admin Console - https://admin.google.com/ . I suspect the bug only happens for Google Apps accounts (it happens on my Google Apps, not on my personal Gmail).
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by adrianb 13y ago
Your TV's remote control should also not work during commercial breaks, otherwise you might change the channel and illegally watch the show.
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by adrianb 13y ago
It's described in the article as well: "Finally, after several days on the island, the party stumbled across an elderly couple who were too old to run away, and several small children. Portman brought the two adults and four of th

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