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Not really unhappy that someone cheats on husband who keeps tabs on family internet habits (to the point of analyzing http traffic destinations) and then has no reticences to running forensics on wife's computer.
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Mask, gloves and a hoodie combined with shorts and sandals... looks like half-way of dressing up for the adventure he decided it wasn't even worth to finish covering all parts of his body. Also makes you wonder what kind of person pick
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Why Childhood Memories Disappear
(theatlantic.com)
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Never seen before photos of the Fukushima exclusion zone
(m.imgur.com)
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Incompetent People Too Ignorant to Know It
(livescience.com)
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Nothing we can't fix with an app...
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As a flight simulator occassional player, one would think that ILS, VORs, GPS assisted flight routes, ATCs and the countless procedures that need to be followed by a flight of such characteristics would prevent this from happening...
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10y ago
I had expected information on how to tell cats apart from other moving things. Looks like this can be easily achieved with a raspberry pi, the PiCam and the motion software.
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'Fake' claims over Nefertiti bust
(news.bbc.co.uk)
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Puppet is declarative...
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Is "open sourced" the best wording here? The author has publicly published his location. This has little to do with the regular use of the open source term.
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Somehow I expected an article about a start up doing something with cute animals...
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The Most Famous Thing Jean-Paul Sartre Never Said (2010)
(rickontheater.blogspot.com)
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Akasha: A Social Media Network Powered by Ethereum and IPFS
(akasha.world)
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Electric Vehicles Produce as Many PM emissions as Diesels
(sciencedirect.com)
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Iceland makes it very explicit that emergency assistance is free of charge and that if you're in trouble, you should call without hesitation (they even have an app where you click a button and your position is transmitted to the SAR ce
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Telegram forever ahead...
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I've seen this question answered before and the explanation was that small flaccid penises imply a proportionally large change when they become erect. While an already large but flaccid penis would proportionally not change so much. Gr
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I find always surprising that people and now politicians expect Facebook to act like a public service and not like the private company it is. Facebook answers to its interests as a company. Since when are not newspapers curated, and leaning
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This is a very nice post full of wisdom. Specially the section about management: > Here’s the difference, though, in someone who has and doesn’t have emotional intelligence: the former will pick up that these problems exist from the team
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Another nice quote: > Over the years, I have realized that I am 1000% guilty of this. Life is too short to work with assholes, and if you are an asshole, my brain will concoct all sorts of reasons you are probably not the best person for
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The actual article link is http://gizmodo.com/former-facebook-workers-we-routinely-supp...
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N4JS, JavaScript with sound types and an IDE
(numberfour.github.io)
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So these days about every language supports any form of "gem" import. Even Go makes it extra easy because the developer does not even need to care about packaging as long as there is a git endpoint with the code. And there are two
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These are all the planes in the US Air Force
(businessinsider.de)
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This is the usual. It was the same story with Ellops and Nokia.
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I'm perplexed there are still projects hanging on to SF after the malware-embedded-in-zip-files, the ad-foo and the rest of SF's track record...
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Spanish Ditch Diggers Unearth 1,300 Pounds of Roman Coins
(smithsonianmag.com)
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Unrelated to the article topic but: > Docker helped invent a programming industry called "containers," which helps apps move from the programmer's computer to the cloud without breaking -_-
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So ext4 seems not to be so bad in comparison despite the hype of zfs/btrfs...
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