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A Different Perspective(blogs.esa.int)
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Nepal Wireless Network(nepalwireless.net)
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What are the estimations based on? Apparently not on price, hotel category or an interpolation between other close hotels.
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Complexity can be caused by the developers of the software, and in that case it is unwarranted. But my assumption is that NetworkManager developers are reasonably competent, and take good decisions in all the trade-offs they have to make.
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What's good for you might not be the best option for the majority of people. Making things that "just work" means handling complexity for users, and leads to somewhat complex code. Debian's static network configuration i
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The reason appears to be that Intel wants Android to work well on their hardware, and the new BlueDroid stack doesn't support any Intel-specific features. Instead of fixing the sketchy (details in article) BlueDroid code, they decided
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Given what we now know about chronic cardio and it's incredibly damaging effects on the body That looks like FUD from somebody who's living depends on blogging FUD. Of course, it's possible to train too hard, but this is ve
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It's true that there's no definition of "object oriented" that fits every language that has "objects". But that also means that the term "OOP", without the context of a language, is useless in discuss
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for years I had the problem of going to bed around 10pm and then lying there awake for hours Do you do any sports? Running or swimming for an hour (or cycling for two) works well for me.
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So the "health" section of the WSJ needed to come up with a story about sleep, and found that many things correlate with the number 7. The stone age-like study mentioned at the end, for example, simply found that their participant
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People are allergic to nickel, which is used in aluminium alloys.
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Knowing multiple languages and paradigms makes you a better programmer. If you're interested in Go, just do it.
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Worst of all, for most businesses there is no benefit in sharing their data. And if there is, only consumers of data care about standardized schemas and methods of access. For producers, standardization means customers can more easily switc
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yum itself can already install to chroots, so a tool like this shouldn't be necessary on yum-based distributions. https://plus.google.com/+LennartPoetteringTheOneAndOnly/post... http://rwmj.wordpress.co
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learn to use /proc That's a bit condescending. You could have gained more credibility by explaining how to do this using proc. And by the way, /proc is kernel-dependent ;-)
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ASD's Lifeforce is the new benchmark for demo effectiveness Wow, pretty good. I haven't followed games and the demoscene in the last few years, so modern graphics always impress me a lot. My favorite demo is Sonnet by Threestate
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One of the Farbrausch members is currently making a crowd-funded game. The trailer looks quite promising: http://www.duangle.com/nowhere
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NOWHERE [video](youtube.com)
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I don't see who is in a position to even want to stop this talk A government agency that wants to stay a step ahead of the competition or of its targets?
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I've had mixed success with CalDAV connectors for Android and a self-hosted server. The apps that I bought didn't support self-made certificates very well, or not at all (certificate pinning would be ideal). The best way was to cr
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Assuming that all files are encrypted with the same passphrase, and you crack the passphrase, not the key generated from kdf(salt, passphrase), complexity is O(1) for Minilock as well.
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It's Perl. The last `$_`; evals what's in $_, so change it to just print the variable: $_='^#(/||/@!@[{@:^[-['^";@@@\\>])@.". "{)/];)^{";$,+=(++$,);$_.=">&$,";
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Super Stocks(play.google.com)
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Impressive demo. It looks good and everything works ;-) For those who missed it, there was a thread about Sandstorm two weeks ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=7961118
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"Increase user privacy" by tunneling everything through the same proxy? I'm not so sure about that ;-)
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AsciiDoc is just as readable as Markdown, but semantically equivalent to DocBook
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Actibump(translate.google.com)
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Yes of course, that's how cookies work. And disabling third-party cookies will stop the browser from receiving and sending to any third parties. In your browser, you have several options to deal with cookies: allow all of them, allow n
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Wrong. :-P It's not about receiving, but about sending cookies to a third party. Let's say I visit marcosdumay.com, where you include some images and scripts from other hosts on your page, and you want to know whether your visitor
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by andor 12y ago
Any business laptop should do, take a look at Thinkpad, Dell Latitude and HP models. The Lenovo T440s has a good 14 inch 1080p IPS panel.

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