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601.
by barking 10y ago
>A 1.7 mile radius circle...two man-months at eight hours of searching a day, seven days a week They had 200 people that first week plus it's really an arc of a circle in the direction they set out and on one side of the river only.
602.
by barking 10y ago
I wonder if there is any sort of protocol for this or do people make it up as they go along. I can imagine that a spur of the moment search like that would be chaotic at the outset. Seems like a great space for a smartphone app that could d
603.
by barking 10y ago
All that searching and his body found only 1.7 miles from the ranch defies belief. Also the fact that he was found in the direction in which he had set out. It really sounds like the search wasn't systematically done at all.
604.
by barking 10y ago
Maybe they were a little quieter back then or maybe they just liked me more? What can I say? :)
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by barking 10y ago
Thanks for the tip. I'd not heard of this before and it looks really useful and not just for this. Until now I've been doing a lot of legwork flitting between chrome and vlc
606.
by barking 10y ago
Don't take it personally. It's the information in your post that's been downvoted to signal that it's incorrect.
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by barking 10y ago
I have never been much of an early technology adopter for this reason. The cost benefit ratio is almost always too high for me. Good job not everyone's the same. I could see myself getting one in a few years though if the price goes do
608.
by barking 10y ago
That is fantastic. I never heard of that site before! http://www.archiveteam.org/index.php?title=UC_Berkeley_Cours...
609.
by barking 10y ago
Are all those CS61 lectures from Berkeley shortly going to disappear from youtube?
610.
by barking 10y ago
I have been using sync.com for about a year now and am very happy with it. It says it's zero knowledge (I'm not qualified to judge the veracity of that) and costs under €60 pa for 500GB. I have also found them exceptionally friend
611.
by barking 10y ago
I just use the recover your password functionality over and over on many sites. I hit some keys typing into notepad then paste that into both password reset boxes and then paste it again logging in. Sometimes though I have to type A1! on th
612.
by barking 10y ago
Probably, I wouldnt know which is which. I have been very impressed any time I've had my eyes checked.
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by barking 10y ago
Typically, here, people start studying medicine or dentistry straight out of secondary school at 17 or 18 years of age. Medics qualify 5 or 6 years later with an MB (Medical bachelor), dentistry (Bachelor of Dental Surgery) typically takes
614.
by barking 10y ago
same goes for German.
615.
by barking 10y ago
Ophthalmologists are specialists just like any other medical specialist, e.g. a dermatologist. Does the fact that general practitioners refer people on to dermatologists mean that family doctors are not 'real doctors'? Sorry if th
616.
by barking 10y ago
Dentists in the UK receive a bachelor degree, as do doctors. However it was a sanctionable offence in the eyes of the General Dental Council for a dentist to title themselves Dr. This was purely a Dental Council regulation, anyone at the ti
617.
by barking 10y ago
Great thanks
618.
by barking 10y ago
Sorry if this is stating the obvious. I'm guessing that this was meant to be a single equals sign for an assignment rather than a double equals for an equality test?
619.
by barking 10y ago
Yes that was a really annoying title, very poor form by the scientific american.
620.
by barking 10y ago
Could it be the upload speeds or QoS settings? I don't use voip, my wife skypes long distance and it seems pretty good for both video and audio and our internet is only 2ish Mb down and 1ish Mb up!
621.
by barking 10y ago
I don't know. As they say, past performance is not a guarantee of future results. What's your opinion?
622.
by barking 10y ago
Ok, I spent 10 minutes googling. "Police in Ontario were forbidden to compile race-based crime statistics." https://www.thestar.com/news/gta/2015/08/17/a-thorny-history... "Charlie He
623.
by barking 10y ago
It's a bit simplistic to speak only about migrants. In the case of Islamic terrorism, I've heard it commented that recruits come from the children of migrants rather than the migrants themselves. This certainly seemed to borne out
624.
by barking 10y ago
Poor is deliberately chosen in an effort to understate things. I can see why she would try to downplay her actions and hope that everyone else would play along.
625.
by barking 10y ago
I wish people would not refer to dishonest decisions as poor decisions. It's an example of spin and was doubtless invented by a PR company for some politician caught with his pants down.
626.
by barking 10y ago
"Once the war ended, Zeidel traveled overland before smuggling himself in the autumn of 1945 to what would become the State of Israel" Well there's the Holocaust deniers on the one hand. But then, it does no harm at all for t
627.
by barking 10y ago
They're chasing Windows xp which is a train that is waiting for them.
628.
by barking 10y ago
I've had it under any number of guises, some more subtle than others. I have also heard it quoted back to me from existing users to whom I've referred new customers. One time a sale that seemed be in the bag went away when a casua
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by barking 10y ago
Might be hard to get a job though. One thing you'll likely have in your favour is knowledge of another domain to a degree that perhaps no other programmer has. Even so you might have to go the start up route and then unless you have st
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by barking 10y ago
kylix came out in 2001. That's verging on medieval :)

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