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This is a video recording of the match with live commentary and analysis. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lu_NGSn1MoI
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Magnus Carlsen wins game 9, needs a draw to become World Champion 2013(youtube.com)
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He even requested it; quote from Musk from Tesla blog: >>Second, we have requested that the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration conduct a full investigation as soon as possible into the fire incidents.<<
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That was my though too. But to do that you have to control both software and hardware which Apple can.
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Only now I understand your point. Of course both planet must be able to detect each other, as radio transmissions must be focused to be able to travel the distance and be detected with non-science-fiction telescopes.
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Apple remote comes to mind: http://support.apple.com/kb/ht3176 I would like to hear you opinion.
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>>that planet's orbit (i.e. the ecliptic about the other star) must be in the same plane as Earth.<< (No, the plane only has to point towards us from any direction, it doesn't have to be on the same plane as earth.) ED
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Solar system ecliptic is not aligned with the galaxy [0], and even if it were, the closest stars lie all around us and not only on a plane. [0]: http://www.physicsforums.com/showthread.php?t=9666 http://earthsky.o
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Well to be fair, the Boeing planes were not involved in accidents( as far as i know ).
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Reminds me of soma from Brave New World. If the drug is really that marvelous and the author has problems with alcohol competitors, he should just open source the preparation procedure.
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Oh wow, the games lasted 5-6 hours on average. I though the normal time is 0.5-1.5 hour for a game. The players level of concentration must be immense.
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This one look artificial: http://farm9.staticflickr.com/8194/8370539735_2022779412.jpg What kind of camera you need to take pictures like these?
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-1, Learn don't guess. http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2627511/why-do-c-compiler...
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Maybe their justice system doesn't work very well.
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If something is not tangible it doesn't mean it can have great value to society. I'm sure you use a mobile phone, this is similar but exists everywhere( where there is internet access ) and enables you to communicate with anyone u
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Fixed; it would be cool if it took several shoots instead. Or even better, put cameras in there instead and throw the ball around while recording.
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It's a camera you throw in the air and it takes a panoramic picture of the surrounding area. The actual Indiegogo site: http://www.indiegogo.com/projects/panono-panoramic-ball-came...
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Security Tents(schneier.com)
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I think most people think it isn't because you can't measure something without influencing it and thus changing the state. Not being able to record the state doesn't mean it isn't deterministic.
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Previous discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=6702472 http://www.n2yo.com/ says: GOCE has re-entered the atmosphere Here is a good description on what happened: http://www.huffingtonp
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Hmm.. is that statistic calculated for each individual or for the entire population. The changes are to hit are very low in either case, but there is still a large difference mathematically.
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Same here, the site must be overloaded.
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Original site: http://www.n2yo.com/satellite/?s=34602 The ( ion-driven :) )satellite: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gravity_Field_and_Steady-State_... Current altitude: 159.30
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That's what it does, grayscale images are used to produce it.
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Rotating maxed out my cpu in both chrome and firefox but only chrome didn't stutter.
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^^^That has to be a joke. Ditto. I was not talking about this particulate article( i should have added suffix s to article ), but just my opinion why some articles are quickly flagged of the site. While I may be wrong on this one, it is sti
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The real reason for flagging is not the supposed criticism, but the level of bias and falsehood in the article.
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Quote from the forums: >>police said that the tesla fire was caused by car running over a tow hitch.<< http://www.teslamotorsclub.com/showthread.php/23581-Ugh-Anot...
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Yes, your version is correct. For example using bitwise or comparison operators with parameters would break OPs CHECK.
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C is not simpler as C++ as you can program( with a few minor differences ) in C++ using C style. In that case both are equally complex.

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