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by darrhiggs 13y ago
chrome://chrome-urls/ for all the urls.
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by darrhiggs 13y ago
To add some evidence: 2013 Glastonbury: 135,000 [0] SXSW (music): 82,119 [1] Neither of which compare to anything on this list[2]: 10th EXIT (NOVI SAD, SERBIA): 200,000 1st DONAUINSELFEST (VIENNA, AUSTRIA): 3,200,000 [0] http://
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by darrhiggs 13y ago
The Iberian peninsular was inhabited by arabic speakers for over 700 years, there are a huge number of words in castellano (the Spanish language), directly borrowed from them.[0] In total around 8% of the spanish dictionary is derived from
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by darrhiggs 13y ago
"In 2013, Tesla delivered 22,477 vehicles to customers worldwide. By the end of 2014, Tesla expects combined sales in Europe and Asia to be almost twice as high as sales in North America. Part of that projected growth will come from t
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I don't think it matters if it's convincing or not. I was answering the question, and the linked resource affirms it was.
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…also it appears there has been a 10 year campaign by an economist to change the clock in Spain;[0] an organisation [1], and progress (dependant on one's perspective) [2] [0] http://www.theatlantic.com/international&#x2
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by darrhiggs 13y ago
Yes, but the 1940's, and before, were different:[0] " "So you used to work in the morning at one job. Then it was necessary to stop to rest. And then there was another job in the late afternoon and evening — in order to earn
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by darrhiggs 13y ago
Yeah, "In 2011, the same game sold at a charity auction for $11,000 (£6,600) - but it was in better condition." [1] [1] http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-25878678
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by darrhiggs 13y ago
To answer your first question: yes[1] [1] http://www.w3.org/TR/CSP/#matching
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Ignoring the rest of your comment… how would this kill you all?
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>> If this extension violates any law in UK, please send me an email at hello@goawaycameron.co.uk and I will be more than willing to comply. Is this how the law works? Citizen: "…um…sorry officer, I didn't know that this
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A tale of three murderers(bbc.co.uk)
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Bitcoin virtual currency breaks $1,000 mark(bbc.co.uk)
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>> It's just better to store this data in-house and don't provide unnecessary point of potential failure by using an external service. Isn't this the point of rfc2616 sec13? I haven't looked, but if there are etags
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Neo? http://www.gizchina.com/2013/09/02/neo-n003-review/ Is this the same company, or just a coincidence?
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Neither is more (or less) ReSTful than the other. If you think that consumers of the API would like to see the orders, embed them. If you think that consumers would like to see an attribute like `total` for the order, embed it. If you think
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by darrhiggs 13y ago
Personally I settled on swig[1] for a recent project. My reasoning being that Nunjucks may contain more features, but, I prefer a constrained set of features that forces me to think twice before I implement & use logic in a view. It&#x2
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by darrhiggs 13y ago
Ireland 2,200[1], UK + Ireland 19,000[2] [1] http://www.ge.com/ie/ [2] http://www.ge.com/uk/company/leadership/bios/Mark_Elborne.ht...
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Dr Who and other BBC shows to appear on Hulu service(bbc.co.uk)
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Does gold come from outer space?(bbc.co.uk)
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by darrhiggs 13y ago
The origin of a word has ZERO no relevance, how can it? May only French speaking countries be the places where the phenomenon of entrepreneurialism exists, with the phenomenon occurring only to smaller extents in other countries. Invention
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by darrhiggs 13y ago
I think the search term you are looking for is O.R.M. Object Relational Mapping. Rather than me explaining it here, the rails guides[1] give you a good overview. [1] http://guides.rubyonrails.org/active_record_querying.html
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How did you draw the conclusion that the "law doesn't apply to the same extent" as the USA?
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Here is another writeup: http://www.sexeys.somerset.sch.uk/alumni/alex-tew …and our old school is really called Sexey's.
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Your app looks really good. What tech did you use if you don't mind answering?
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The grit-blasting robots cleaning Sydney Harbour Bridge(watoday.com.au)
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"A NEET or neet is a young person who is not in education, employment, or training. The acronym NEET was first used in the United Kingdom but its use has spread to other countries including Japan, China, and South Korea." This is
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by darrhiggs 13y ago
Thanks for the links. I tend to use link relations for APIs; I hadn't realised that the HTML5 spec linked to a different registry.
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So, after scanning through the linked resources at the bottom of the article, it seems as though the `prefetch` and `prerender ` link relations are two different things. The `prefetch` link relation[1] is registered with IANA, and is part o
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The article uses the constraint of only allowing one block per level.

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