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The same page says that it would be detrimental to the Internet if hyperlinks were fallen under such restrictive laws
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Putin does not take orders from America or EU, Erdogan does. Putin's got a PhD, Erdogan's got nothin and can't speak any English. So it's ridiculous comparing them two.
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On the question of whether GoDaddy is reliable; well AFAIK they are the biggest domain name registrar, so they should be reliable. And they seem to apply the .NET Framework quite successfully on their website.
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What does Microsoft do these days? Open source many of its software! And OSS is preferred not because it's free & open, because it works and it gets things done!
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The german frequently employs the letter 's' to glue the words together, for instance: Nutzungsgebühr, which is made up of words Nutzung (usage) and Gebühr (fee). Or as in BedienungSanleitung. Actually, they are so much accustomed
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Using a tool 'Burb' spendin time searching "what might be vulnerable" can be worth atmost 15 grands, not a $100.000+ job.
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Cygwin's got some issues about portability, IMHO. When a Cygwin application is run from a shell & terminal emulator other then Cygwin's defaults it throws up an error like: "cygheap base mismatch detected - 0x612F7400
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I noticed that too, almost all are Macbooks and the remaining few Dell. Well it's not the case when all the people used a PDP-7. I've hated that thing called Hackathon anyway, it gives a false sense of victory or achievement. It&
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CMake is just another automatic build tool like the Autotools but without the Bourne shell requirement and the one which easily produces XCode / Visual Studio project files like the QMake. So as far as the CMake is concerned, it's
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CMake and GNU Make have only the word 'Make' in common, CMake is an automatic build tool while the GNU Make is just a GNU version of plain old make tool. CMake is there to prepare a proper Makefile for the "GNU Make" to
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Hint for OSX users: CMUCL works best on 64bit OSX versions. The other Lisps such as Clozure CL and SBCL sooner or later cause some incompatibility problems.
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Without further ado: phkillscancer.com
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http://phkillscancer.com/
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Well if can't be made to work on Windows then it's not a worthwhile replacement for autoconf because autoconf does every job on all environments except Windows already, why need a replacement? To do the job on Windows, I use CMake
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Why nobody mentioned Paul Graham's ANSI Common Lisp book? It 's got almost zero "noise" and full of signals .)
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According to Loren Cordain, soy contains lectin and lectin is no good for us.
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So you imply that the website claiming Cecile is a scammer, is a scammer, too. That's possible but the suspicions you talked about are not conclusive. Last week I've come across a website called tinnitusmiracle.com and a person ca
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IMHO that nytimes article seems to dream of a world in which we could enjoy breads and all other wheat products with no health concerns. A nice dream but it annot be applied to real world.
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Several months ago I wanted to have an REPL for C and couldn't find anything satisfactory and I had the similar thought: Why weren't there any decent REPL for C ?
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It's an indispensable source for those who build opensource projects on their Macs (such as I .) For instance the Apple build of gcc is still needed to build some OSS projects, and they are probably found only at this site.
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These days Torrent activities are extremely effective thanks to computers like Raspberry Pi and whenever an application appears which is useful but must be paid to be used, a reverse engineered and cracked version of it joins the Torrent ne
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According to Loren Cordain, autoimmune diseases such as MS are triggered by eating certain kinds of food such as legume and milk.
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You're correct. But that was about 2-3 years ago when I tried it. That might have been fixed by this new release, perhaps.
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MorphOS has got the best graphics driver for PowerPC's. I once tried to play a 720p movie on a Mac mini G4 and only with the MorphOS did it play smoothly albeit with the audio going asynchronous after 4-5 minutes.
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Perfectly works with FF35 on WinXP
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Nice one. But have you noticed that while the stories change, < title / > stays put as 'Fumblebrag' ? That's a problem when bookmarking because it takes the title as the bookmark name.
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I'm 43 and for the last and a half year I started to have difficulty in learning new subjects. And one day in last February after I finished lunch which included 2 slices of bread, I decided to solve that problem and began an intensive
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Well my claim is no way a tactic but a scientific discovery made by many independent MD's, scientist and thinkers. Google and Youtube is laden with videos talking about the connection between bread and brain health. Just check this on
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Dementia is caused by eating bread as staple food. David Perlmutter, MD shows in his book Grain Brain how gluten gradually wreaks havoc on brain cells. Because people born in between 1920 and 1970 didn't know this fact, many of them ca
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Well, both Perlmutter and Davis say to avoid all kinds of grains at all costs and Hyman says to avoid all kinds of dairy products (butter, yoghurt, milk) with a possible exception of white cheese and they are all based on science. So I prop
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