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The following support document states that you get 5GB of free iCloud storage of messages in the form of iMessages, SMS and MMS. http://support.apple.com/kb/HT4859?viewlocale=en_US&locale=e... It doesn't state
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You must have not heard of the "roving bug". http://abcnews.go.com/blogs/headlines/2006/12/can_you_hear_m...
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Does this mean tractor beams can be made real? :)
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How long before it takes effect? I don't see anything on my Retina MacBook Pro with Thunderbolt Display. Model Name: MacBook Pro Model Identifier: MacBookPro10,1 Processor Name: Intel Core i7 Processor Speed: 2.6 GHz Number
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Don't know why the title was changed to use the provocative "obsolete"; the blog post linked to reads "Files and Folders". I do agree with the article in the general sense. That's not to say that the file syste
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Would like to add that the senior management in charge of running the company are expected to perform their fiduciary duties i.e. optimize for minimizing taxes for the benefit of the company.
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Procedural Terrain Generation In Sid Meier’s Civilization V
(firaxis.com)
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Mama in Mandarin Chinese literally means mother.
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At the time of this posting, it seems the whole of Australia is not getting any Yahoo! Mail delivered. ;)
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I noticed quite a few of the states on the top 10 are from the south. I'm curious how many of them were ex-military.
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Prominent Weibo Users Paid to Bash Apple? Introducing China’s ’820 Party’
(tealeafnation.com)
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Couldn't the large account holders just split the large accounts into smaller ones and just save themselves the 3.15% margin? Even taking transaction fees into account, it would still be a lot.
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Not trying to be a pedant here, but it's not generally true that stock holders lose money if a company goes bust. Lots of publicly listed companies file for Chapter 11 or some form of bankruptcy protection to tide over cash flow problems. T
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Tracy Hickman joins the Shroud of the Avatar team as Lead Story Designer
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Inevitably, there will always be tension between the creative aspects of one's vision and the need for viable product to keep the lights on. SotA is NOT UO or Ultima I-IX. It's a clean slate. Yes, it's good to have discussions about PvP a
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Considering how litigious America can be, I'm surprised EA and the other majors have not been slapped with a lawsuit. Under the Uniform Commercial Code, the product fails at least the implied warranties of merchantability and fitness for a
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What's the point of all that computing power if there's no "killer app" to make use of it? These days the devices that interest me are those that consume little power, have perpetual internet connectivity (WiFi or cell tower), and are insta
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I'm not a technical person, but how would they be able to search and index the items if everything is encrypted?
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Scholar of Internet Freedom Denied Tenure for Human Rights Advocacy
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Perhaps he meant that the people in power generally do not understand the implications of models and their limitations. e.g. when the bank's CEO doesn't know what the quants are doing and how his bank is affected by their models, and doesn'
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Or maybe he did report what the speedometer showed, and the calibration is off.
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http://support.apple.com/kb/HT4848
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A company's performance is not strongly correlated to its share price. By conventional measures, Apple has been outperforming its "competitors" for a long time now, it's just that the market does not seem to reflect this in the share price.
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Fair enough, but even then, AMZN is doing worse than Wal-Mart.
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Microsoft is this generation's Xerox PARC if they can't ship whatever is in their R&D labs.
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Windows 95 which is 17 years ago. I remember people camping out for it.
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Except that's a procedural action and is being mis-reported, and that Samsung has yet to pay Apple anything.
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Yes. What does "Other" mean?
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Maybe it's just that particular breed of dog used in the experiment (border collie), or even that specific dog. Even the paper title cites a singular dog. The paper 'Word Generalization by a Dog (Canis Familiaris); is Shape Important?' by
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I'm going to get flamed for this, but promulgating Black-Scholes as the "standard way" to price options is a little misleading. A better choice of word would be "conventional", but that's also inexact because the BSM is broken, since BSM ma
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