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callesgg
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callesgg
11y ago
My understanding was/is that spotify goes in to agreements width record labels and the record labels provide spotify with music. If i am right about that, then the record label that provided the music would be at fault. As they sold ma
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11y ago
Thats Mint.
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11y ago
Dead can to be honest be better than full blown Alzheimer's.
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11y ago
They used to use dns, i think. Not sure if they still use that. I read about it some time ago.
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11y ago
I just use the OCR function built in to Adobe Acrobat. Don't know it the OCR function is available in the reader version.
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11y ago
Wow that site actually had a ton of stuff in a good structured way. just go to: http://www.fileformat.info/format/${file_extention}/internal...
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11y ago
It did not get me any flights that was cheaper than the site i usually use. In fact the cheapest flight was in general (over my 3 test searches of flying to New Zealand.) 50-100$ more expensive and had one extra stop. About the same flight
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11y ago
I was going to make a joke about the there no longer being a need for servers as we have the "cloud". Then i read the article...
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11y ago
While i do think mozilla is great, firefox is my main browser and i am following the servo project. Just recently we had this article: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=10630996 edit: @FooBarWidget had a good answer
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11y ago
I assume the time depends very much on the initial state.
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11y ago
"If a tree falls in a forest and no one is around to hear it, does it make a sound?"
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11y ago
That is pretty great, i do which that it had wifi built in. As generally you need an Internet connection, and the usb port for a keyboard. Plugging in a USB hub fixes the issue, but then it would be smarter to just buy a normal PI.
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11y ago
Wow that is very cool, not super accurate where i live but cool. BTW the map cant handle unicode stuff properly there is a boat line called "Sjövägen" where is live and on the map it is named "Sj?"
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11y ago
A cheaper and faster way would be to buy a small cloud server install openvpn on it. Then get a nice router and configure it to send all your trafic throgh the vpn.
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11y ago
I am more afraid of the bs lobying people try to push using terror attacks than i am of actually dying in an attack. Just by looking at the numbers and the actual risks involved in being effected.
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11y ago
It really depends on what you are buying. Are you buying a car that is guaranteed to never be in or cause any form of car-accidents. Or are you buying a car that will try to it's best to get you from point A to point B. In an accident
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11y ago
Did honestly not think of it :O But i like to go with stuff that is emotionally loaded when i compare stuff.
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11y ago
Personally i think it is quite obvious that a self driving car a tool that you use. And therefore you as a user is accountable for the actions/damage you inflict with your tool. No different that using a gun and shooting someone by acc
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11y ago
The difference is that planet.com will give a picture per day; every day. 1x1m is what they claim and if you get one image a day i recon one could use some statistical analysis and get better results. I do recognize that it wont be easy des
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11y ago
Interesting read. An idea: Using planet.com's satelite images to find boats at drift seams like a cool use of technology.
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Only the camera position is required to get good alignment, lens and zoom level is fixable in photoshop, just crop and scale a bit.
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11y ago
I am slightly confused by the screen-shot of an ubuntu OS with a windows XP desktop. :)
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11y ago
I would not say fools. This is actually great for them they didn't actually do anything bad(like dumping oil or stuff like that), so people wont care in a month or so and the news media gives them a toon of publicity. AKA all publicity
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11y ago
While i knew that google saves my location, i have explicitly told it i can. That fucking map scared my god. Not sure how it got all those locations some of them makes sense i used google maps in my iphone or i caried my Android tablet with
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11y ago
That is great, i have tried some ssh servers for windows they have all been constantly crashing or not working with ssh keys.
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11y ago
30 years. I do wonder if that is true. Did they actually developed it under a time period of 30 years. or do they mean it more in a way that it is a continuation of previous models.
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11y ago
While the ethics behind the implementation might have been obvious, the actual legality of is not. The law could very well have been written in a way that makes this completely legal. A software engineer would most likely not know the intri
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11y ago
cool
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I would have liked the article to come to some from of conclusion.
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11y ago
Thats why you get some good finance people, to use the system against itself. Aslong as it is legal great, mabye the UK should fix some tax laws if that is the case, if it is not legal fine them..
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