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crorella
11y ago
welcome to the club, Steve.
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crorella
11y ago
This is interesting, do you know where I can get more information on this? Thanks in advance
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crorella
11y ago
Hi, right now I'm processing my perm, in particular, the PERM application was sent to the DOL last September. I would like to know if there is any problem if I change jobs now. Will this cause delays in the process? Thank you
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crorella
11y ago
According to the spec [1] it's for both mobile and fixed devices: "LoRaWAN™ network protocol which is optimized for battery- powered end-devices that may be either mobile or mounted at a fixed location. " [1] http:/
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crorella
11y ago
productivity across the globe is skyrocketing
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crorella
11y ago
A video from ~600KMs south of the epicenter. https://twitter.com/jorge_cerda_/status/644284954923417605
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crorella
11y ago
A good time to buy more!
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Project Cybersyn
(en.wikipedia.org)
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crorella
11y ago
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crorella
11y ago
It looks like the approach was different: instead of having several thousand of small and 'cheap' satellites, they were aiming for an expensive and big one.
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crorella
12y ago
I was expecting moc.elgoog
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12y ago
Having experienced the 6th largest earthquake ever recorded by a seismograph [1] I can assure you the lights I saw during that night were a lot brighter and higher in the sky, so power lines and transformers are ruled out. I was living fair
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crorella
12y ago
Teradata has the WITH RECURSIVE statement which is pretty easy to use.
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crorella
12y ago
This is really disappointing and could be use to harass a company, what stops a malicious group of people do a "copyright ddos" by just forcing a company to pay 80k each time they need to defend it's trademarks?
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crorella
12y ago
It would be asome if you were able to connect this to sensors and actuators around your home :D
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12y ago
The sentence that I found the most interesting is this one: "The right architecture to support 1996-ebay isn't going to be the right architecture for 2006-ebay. The 1996 one won't handle 2006's load but the 2006 version
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crorella
12y ago
Just a minor detail, the video show the load of the table with 190K rows, but then the distinct shows 194K results.. that is weird, because the table was empty before the load. :P
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crorella
13y ago
Until it's a burden for your and/or you can't live out of it.
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crorella
13y ago
Only in the valley...
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crorella
13y ago
The "hyyp://www.chris-jericho.com" link made me laugh
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crorella
13y ago
Looks like a light version of Optiq. https://github.com/julianhyde/optiq
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crorella
13y ago
That last face it's perfect for a meme.
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crorella
13y ago
I failed to see the practicality of the app.
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crorella
13y ago
So many INTJ I guess it makes sense given the kind of website we use :D
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crorella
13y ago
I liked the idea, I think it's a different (not better nor worse) to explore imagery. I even found it's more intimate in some ways... like discovering some details of the images.
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crorella
13y ago
By the way, Nathan, the link contains your log information: http://grab.by/t7ws
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crorella
13y ago
I agree. Facebook is a company with an awful product, but great byproducts like all the open source projects listed here.
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crorella
13y ago
why?
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crorella
13y ago
Nice idea and execution. The video makes me dizzy :P
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crorella
13y ago
mostly accurate
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crorella
13y ago
Nices photos, horrible website usability.
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