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9y ago
I don't know if it has become better in the meantime, I tried it some years ago and found that it's a nice idea but in practice most modules (i.e. games) are rather primitive implementations.
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9y ago
But how do Beorg and Synchthing play together?
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> The higher level of attention needed to understand the geometry could distract a driver’s view away from the road for longer than necessary which could therefore increase the risk of an incident. Whoever wrote this reply wasn't en
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9y ago
Havannah [1] is somewhat go-like and is perfect as a pencil and paper game, as stones are never removed. I've been playing on photocopied hex grids for years. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Havannah
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9y ago
do you mean a role in controlling the evolution of the disease once it has been diagnosed?
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9y ago
> When it comes to Alzheimer's, early detection is crucial How so? AFAIK currently there's no cure for Alzheimer's. What help brings an early diagnosis?
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9y ago
More helicoidal than cyclical. Things come back in slightly different forms, or as hybridized citations. Because the awareness is different anyway.
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9y ago
An explanation of what this is would be good.
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9y ago
An Amiga emulator, for the Amiga version of Portal.
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9y ago
I don't understand the coloring book concept. I wonder if it is an American thing [I am from Europe], especially the recently successful "adult coloring book" concept. Personally I find inconceivable that someone can spend hi
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9y ago
Flags are generally designed to stand out against the background, so I am not convinced that using red on the martian flag is such a good idea. Which is also why there are few green flags in Europe, and also why the white flag of House Star
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9y ago
Apparently it's this theme: https://github.com/iissnan/hexo-theme-next
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9y ago
Does H2 feature data integrity (checksums etc)? For me that is one of the best features of ZFS
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Arduino Amiga Floppy Disk Reader
(amiga.robsmithdev.co.uk)
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9y ago
That's great. Even 3G/4G in San Marino has been rather flimsy so far.
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9y ago
Seconded Bridge. Also, Go.
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AmigaOne X5000 review
(arstechnica.co.uk)
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The Impossible Mathematics of the Real World
(m.nautil.us)
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The 64K of RAM, amounting to the full address space of the 6510 CPU, were partially shadowed by other things (the Kernal ROM, the character map, the BASIC interpreter ROM, etc). Memory writes always went to RAM. By just setting memory locat
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9y ago
what about aluminum-based antacids?
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9y ago
the french system looks bad when the volume is laid on a table, but has another advantage: in multi-volume sets, the numbers on the spine read in the natural sequence, left to right and top to bottom. By the way in Italy, in our usual anarc
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9y ago
To me it sounds like the ships background noise in Star Trek.
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Kidnappings in Italy are now much rarer than they used to be (see: < https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anonima_sarda> ). I have no idea in what measure it depends on the asset-freezing law.
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9y ago
In Italy in the event of a kidnapping all the assets belonging to the kidnapped person and his/her family are immediately frozen by the law. As a consequence, paying the ransom effectively becomes a crime.
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9y ago
try here: https://www.reddit.com/r/tipofmyjoystick/
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10y ago
I am not criticizing the concept, just that making an announcement of something hidden is somewhat paradoxical.
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> Hidden high security feature – a high security feature is built into the coin to protect it from counterfeiting in the future. "security through obscurity" as a feature?
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10y ago
but RAID by definition involves multiple supports. So it is not very practical for long term archiving.
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I wonder why this kind of thing is not implemented transparently at the filesystem level.
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10y ago
Graham is very clear, concise and readable. Though I liked it, I think it expresses a rather personal view of CL, deliberately excluding parts of the language. Overall PCL is more idiomatic. It's probably better to read them both.
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