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by bagosm 12y ago
http://www.theguardian.com/science/2014/apr/01/stem-cell-sci... I thought it would be a crazy story about mutations or something. Turns out the scientific misconduct is less "freaky" and more &
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by bagosm 12y ago
No I have read the story elsewhere, the reasoning is that if they were shot any more they wouldn't have returned at all (hence skewing the statistics). So they can take lots of hits on other spots and come back safely, but not so much
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by bagosm 12y ago
Because to my eyes aren't trained, I really can't tell any font better than any other. I am mostly used to visual studio's default but I adopt to others equally efficiently without any real hindrance to my work. So, anyone ca
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by bagosm 12y ago
It almost seems like I'm living in the start of an Orwellian novel.. "See how good and beneficial the drones can be?"... I love the technology part, I love the possible benefit for transportation etc, I hate the surveillance
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by bagosm 12y ago
This sounds good but there are some problems that I think can't be solved. 1st: What if a user wants to flood the network with meaningless data? 2nd: Latency-critical applications, especially on geographically distributed peers.
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by bagosm 12y ago
The fact that this is a thing, and represents a general "strategy" when using Tinder, means to me that Tinder has failed.
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by bagosm 12y ago
Unfortunately for humanity it was respected and the repo has been offline for some days...
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by bagosm 12y ago
Same here, my only worry is that maybe that's exactly the strategy they use to blur the waters. On the other hand, propaganda can't be that forward, can it?
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by bagosm 12y ago
Thats all good and gimmicky but can you tell me: the 1-way connection offers any value to anyone?
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by bagosm 12y ago
Well as far as mmorpgs go, the point isn't to sell ads. The point is to get customers hooked up and then gradually make them more frustrated so that they have to pay real money to alleviate the frustration.
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by bagosm 12y ago
I'm not a supporter of W3Schools but I'm not a hater either. Although the content in W3Schools isn't the most complete or update you can find, it certainly is huge. -The webapp it has where you can try stuff in realtime blew
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by bagosm 12y ago
Although the challenge will be to actually get the spoon inside his mouth... Now I feel bad about both of us :(
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by bagosm 12y ago
After seeing this, talking about id selectors in the css seems...
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by bagosm 12y ago
Sooo they found a way to gamify the gamified process of handing over your money!
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by bagosm 12y ago
This reminds me of a friend of mine: "But mom! Why did you 'sudo sh LOVE-LETTER-FOR-YOU.txt.sh' in the first place? Didn't I tell you not to trust email?". Security's no1 problem is the user.
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by bagosm 12y ago
What I read from this whole thing, is that Microsoft wants to privately monitor some of the subdomains. This makes me believe they aren't mainly interested in malware but in legitimate though "illegal" traffic. Be safe out th
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by bagosm 12y ago
I have tried this in the past. I dont know if it's the same product or other, but same idea. My main problems where that I want to pause, maybe google some words or terms or person, go back to previous sentence, or skip some sentences
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by bagosm 12y ago
All I can say is this: If you can delete it with a single control panel, it doesn't count as an offsite back. Fire the devops
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by bagosm 12y ago
Looks good, can you offer more info about what engine you're using etc? Also, is there a point or just wander around and admire the ride?
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by bagosm 12y ago
That's exactly the question I asked some minutes before you. This doesn't have an answer still? I find it perfectly ok for something to start to corrode but the maintenance work should be there to fix it...
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by bagosm 12y ago
Ok I have a very serious question that none seems to dress, so I must be missing something. Please I really want to be enlightened because I am puzzled by this. I don't even buy a toaster without some kind of guarantee for the coming y
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by bagosm 12y ago
So a CEO that wants to see interest in their stock rise, should just take vacation more often. Win for everyone!
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by bagosm 12y ago
It has nothing to do with trend, its about the corporation (Yahoo) supporting its own products...
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by bagosm 12y ago
I fail to see the humor in this. Maybe if it wasn't that extensive? It got a bit tiring..
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by bagosm 12y ago
Why dont you just "nofollow" the links? Everyone should be happy
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by bagosm 12y ago
Very good stuff, like the fact that it has its own library
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by bagosm 12y ago
This has nothing to do with a UI improvement. The change is just a way to force users to use the "share me" buttons so google can benefit by promoting G+ or controlling the flow any way it wants. Its a good way to keep track of us
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by bagosm 12y ago
Or, you know, do laundry more often so the socks dont actually pile up. May I interest you in a to-do app?
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by bagosm 12y ago
Well first thing you should do is contact a lawyer but second thing you should do is to actually: talk to your cofounder. Express your fears, and negotiate a solution (solutions which you have already in mind having talked to the lawyer). M
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by bagosm 13y ago
On an irrelevant note, I started research on "that thing people are talking about", scheme/gambit. Given the quote from scheme-faq-general: >> Scheme is often used in computer science curricula and programming language

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