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ccozan
11y ago
Nobody disputes the usefulness of some ad(vert)s. But while an ad on a website is coming with tracking, a nice advert in a magazine does exactly what is the intention: inform people of something, either a product or a service. And I can wat
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Sony Smart Eyeglass Dev Edition, Preorder at US$750
(gizmag.com)
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Smart Eyeglass Developer Edition Pre-Order from Sony
(gizmag.com)
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11y ago
Have you seen the latest robot from Boston Dynamics? Here is Atlas: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rVlhMGQgDkY I don't think we need 30y for a real robot application for old people. This could be in less than 10 years
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Daqri Smart Helmet
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11y ago
Interesting approach with designing a web engine like a game engine. If you think well, it is actually making sense, at least for the CSS part.
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11y ago
I never heard about been banned ( what does it mean, get punished for 10 mins with no network ?? ) for using SSH. Maybe is something else? Indeed, ToS requests that you don't use the data connection for something like VoIP or other typ
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11y ago
Germans also call their smartphones "handy", even if the name comes from age of bricks/clamshells and having a color screen with 256 colours was a selling point. Same idea, recently, the name "iphone" is quite popul
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11y ago
it is actually uMatrix. I can conform that it works.
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11y ago
I use for this Google alerts, for now results are mixed. But give it a try!
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So Long, Google Search Appliance
(fortune.com)
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11y ago
I wonder if this would be the case for Paypal Subscriptions. I am already using that for a couple of sites, albeit they are with video content. Each is a couple of Euros a month. So, you wouldn't need to share your payment details with
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China's Fusion Reactor New Record
(sciencealert.com)
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Maybe a TV set would work too? I know, the target was initially a monitor, but everyone has a HDMI enabled TV ( ok, unless it lived under a rock in the last 5 years ).
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11y ago
and also, why cannot a chromecast + cast screen + a keyboard + a mouse would give me the same experience?
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11y ago
I had the Atrix , stiil have, is running great ( but slow ) with the lapdock. Idea is absolutelly great, HW reall OK, but in software was never completly done. It felt like was more like a PoC. I was pretty dissapointed by Motorola not foll
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Ok, this is quite good news then. But Bayern might be quite slow in implementing such changes. Regarding tuition, i've seen the tracking system more restrictive than having a tuition. You can always borrow money to pay a tuition, but i
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11y ago
Germany is very bad either. You have to take the decision if you want to go to university at the age of 10. In classes the children are discuraged to go that path, because "is very hard, and no time to play". Obviously, a lie, but
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11y ago
Here is an interesting project : http://www.nasa.gov/centers/goddard/news/topstory/2008/lunar...
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11y ago
Actually, due to increasing traffing from Switzerland to Munich, Deutsch Bahn decided last year to upgrade and electrify the connection from Lindau up to ( I think ) Geltendorf.
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11y ago
From the comments: "... how much noise exists in the measurement environment? I find it difficult to believe something even as mundane as a minuscule earthquake or similar ground noise wouldn’t cause orders of magnitude more of a signa
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After tasting homemade olive oil from some Croatian island, I understood the term of extra virgin. The taste is incredible rich and pinches your tongue. A litre will cost you 12-15 Euros, but it really worths the price. In a supermarket you
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11y ago
AFAIK, the Star Trek is using matter-antimatter reaction in the warp core [0]. We are however really far for this technology. Fusion on the other side is reachable. [0] http://memory-alpha.wikia.com/wiki/Warp_core
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I recently switched from a 15 yrs old VW Golf IV with 1.6l and 100HP to a 2009 Tiguan with just 1.4l but 150HP. I can't say that it has a better mileage but the power is there, the 50% more HP makes a real difference. I was really skep
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No is not ridiculous at all: having your name on a door means that you are "forced" to work there, thus rendering you in a employee since you cannot determine for yourself the place and location of work, the cornerstones of beeing
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But isn't the same kind of data you could extract from Apache logs? Since from what you describe is basically a log of all your requests. GA has many utilities, mainly is to follow the user and see the funnel they go and second to moni
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I am also in Europe ( Germany ) but couldn't find this kind of deal you have ( 280 euro / season ). Can you share it? I am a NFL fan and quite hard to see the games live except pirated streams in low quality.
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uBlock Origin indeed blocks the sourceforge URLs. Not a bad idea, I would say. Makes you think twice.
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For our reference, you may want to check that list, it is really outdated/onesided [1], and not reflecting the reality. Better refer to ookla/netindex or other similar services [2] [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki
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11y ago
Nothing serious? How about BitDefender? Regarding the culture of being employed, you should check Germany. Everyone wants to be an employee, lots of benefits. Making a company is extremely hard and capital intensive. A freelancer is chased
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