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aluhut
12y ago
What a wonderful example. Never seen or heard of anything like that happen. I lost my phone two years ago on a railway station in the city of Frankfurt (Germany). Two guys forced it from me with one pointing a knife at me and ran away. Thre
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12y ago
Until somebody gets sued and posts about it on twitter.
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12y ago
The first book I wasn't able to finish. The mix of stupidity, contradictions, overstretched scenery, cringe worthy glorifications, weird ideology, stupid characters and the unbelievably slow progress were just too much. I plan to finis
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aluhut
12y ago
Pretty good. I should try this. Thank you.
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aluhut
12y ago
What an awful article. So much text, so few informations. We need an tl;dr app that measures the amount of informations and gives you a tl;dr version if the blow-up and repetitions reach a certain percentage of the complete length of the ar
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12y ago
Just get Calibre and convert your pdf to epub.
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aluhut
12y ago
This way it will become just another hip mobility product for the hip upper class. But there are customers for that now. They'll survive. I prefer the seat on my bike.
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12y ago
Cassette Boy, who is known for his online mash-up parodies of shows Not so many years ago, that sentence would look very weird. I love the times we live in.
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12y ago
Yes but usually people come to me because I'm the tech guy and they expect something better then "Take whatever you want. They'll all make it through the first 3-4 years" ;) The worst part of it is: my own HDs are all Se
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12y ago
Wow thank you. No idea how I missed just another UK show.
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12y ago
I'm so ashamed right now. I've been recommending Seagates to everybody who asked for years without updating my fundaments...
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aluhut
12y ago
Yes I get the picture. Thank you.
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12y ago
Yes but it's never only junk. You always have some kind of weird tech and there is always "the other side" with "I would buy that" devices.
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12y ago
I rather have the feeling there wasn't much there. All that new dystopian action movies are just the basic and shallow action movies we had with a distopian theme on it. I watched Elysium recently. You could have this without the SciFi
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12y ago
I don't understand it. Why is it cheaper to design a colourful background animation then one of a cyberpunk city? Or cloth or items?
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12y ago
And so sad that so few seem to remember how he became big. I wouldn't entrust him my shoe size.
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12y ago
My god...hysterical won't come even close. I fear more the possibility that the media could CREATE this war then that either side would push it the conventional way. I don't even want to go into this ridiculous parable comparing t
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12y ago
I wonder how the location looks like where they land. Especially when there are so many landing in one place. Must be a really good secured place.
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aluhut
12y ago
What is this "recent bashing by Stephen Hawking, Lawrence Krauss and Neil deGrasse Tyson"?
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aluhut
12y ago
Wouldn't it been still better to sell cheaper and hope for some income through the purchase customers made with their product?
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aluhut
12y ago
I can confirm this. They say that the dust becomes dangerous above 650°C. The fibers become even smaller and reach the lungs.
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12y ago
I wonder how this will influence the legal problems Uber has here in Germany.
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12y ago
Unfortunately this goes so far that (like in my case) you ask someone for directions, they don't know it and still show you some way ;)
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12y ago
When I went there for the first time it was a kind of opposite Paris Syndrome. "Tokyo Syndrome". I expected more of a Cyberpunk city. It still was but it was the absolutely clean and working version of it. Everything I've hea
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12y ago
Of course. As well as there will still be some that are even more stupid so we can have nice statistics about how successful the new tools are.
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12y ago
It propably at least changed the search behavior of the Bad Guys.
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12y ago
I wish it would work...they teach it since decades in Germany and you still see people not doing it right or worse: people complaining that you drive up to the end. People not letting you in at the end and so on... I still try it every time
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12y ago
They will have this only outside of Germany. You know to keep the show running. http://www.theguardian.com/technology/2014/jul/16/dropbox-de...
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12y ago
It changes absoultly nothing in this context here. However you call it. You wanted to keep some knowledge to yourself because you thought it may be some kind of special thing. It's not. Especially not here.
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12y ago
So actually Dropbox becomes just another preinstalled app and Telecom won't have to invest into any kind of own cloud infrastructure.
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