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by beojan 7y ago
Or [rucio]( https://rucio.cern.ch/ ).
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by beojan 7y ago
They also made mobile device access free when they raised the price to $2, making the premium version less necessary though.
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by beojan 7y ago
It actually reads to me like the author is definitely a native English speaker.
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by beojan 7y ago
I mean this cap: https://merchantmachine.co.uk/contactless-limits/
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by beojan 7y ago
Contactless is capped if you're not using Apple / Google Pay. You need the chip for anything over the cap.
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by beojan 7y ago
Per month. The tape can be reused, and you only pay once.
187.
by beojan 7y ago
You've just stated exactly why you shouldn't trust telemetry. You improve the parts that are good enough already and not the parts that are so bad users avoid them.
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by beojan 7y ago
This is a really bad idea. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Partition_of_India
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by beojan 7y ago
The EU would probably say no. And I can't blame them, since all the past evidence suggests we'd be in the same situation in six months time when that extension is about to expire.
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by beojan 7y ago
QM has a classical limit too. At human scales, both QM and GR are at (very close to) their respective classical limits.
191.
by beojan 7y ago
You mean like a train? Why not have trains instead?
192.
by beojan 7y ago
VISA and Mastercard don't (AFAIK) lend money themselves, unlike Amex for instance.
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by beojan 7y ago
The manufacturers don't need to fix anything though, they just need to push out the update. The entity that needs to fix (and has fixed) the bug is Google itself.
194.
by beojan 7y ago
Followed by the table of contents and the actual CDR. You can't skip the details then ask "Where're the details?"
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by beojan 7y ago
Well, Google are themselves the vendor here. Also seems it's fixed and this might encourage manufacturers to push out an update.
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by beojan 7y ago
Here, English: http://curia.europa.eu/juris/document/document.jsf?text=&doc...
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by beojan 7y ago
No. They just aren't packaging KDE for RHEL.
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by beojan 7y ago
That's still impossible. 20% of 90% is 18%.
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by beojan 7y ago
There is. USB 3.0 micro.
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by beojan 7y ago
Assange's argument not to be extradited to Sweden was that he could then be extradited to the US from there. This was patently absurd given the much closer cooperation between the UK and the US, and this has been demonstrated because t
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by beojan 7y ago
From the UK. Whereas if he had he gone to face trial in Sweden in the first place, he would have to be extradited from Sweden.
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by beojan 7y ago
> we Europeans do not (may be rarely have) have locked/carrier controlled phones. I think it's fairly common with subsidized pay as you go phones (at least in the UK), since the network has to earn back the subsidy somehow. Wi
203.
by beojan 7y ago
I think we have very different definitions of the term "center-right".
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by beojan 7y ago
Take a look at countries in Africa and Asia. Anger turns into rioting, revenge attacks and all out civil war. Preventing this by encouraging harmony is a good thing.
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by beojan 7y ago
Is this article seriously arguing that governments trying to prevent a terrorist attack from sparking rioting and tit-for-tat revenge attacks is a bad thing?
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by beojan 7y ago
The other boundaries are a lot straighter. Imagine what would happen when the International Date Line ends up in the middle of the US.
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by beojan 7y ago
Or the next town over.
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by beojan 7y ago
The international date line isn't straight in order to avoid land. Moving it would be problematic.
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by beojan 7y ago
I use JupyterHub on my laptop because it makes the process of starting a server automatically a lot easier.
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by beojan 7y ago
Quite the opposite, since it's GPU accelerated.

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