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by dm2 12y ago
Many hackers / security researchers wouldn't mind working for the military but they don't have the desire to go through basic training and learn the things that will be unnecessary to their main job. If I were to join the mil
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by dm2 12y ago
Hah, now the hotel's management is claiming to news sites that it's policy was a "joke" and that they have removed their policy. What a blatant lie, they deserve to go out of business. http://www.cnbc.com&#x2F
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by dm2 12y ago
Tesla does it so it's definitely possible to manufacture the adapters fairly cheap. From what I've heard the Tesla plug doesn't require a licensing fee so that certainly helps keep the price down for adapters. http:/&#x
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by dm2 12y ago
That's for the Roadster, the Model S version is only $95: http://shop.teslamotors.com/collections/model-s-charging-ada... The BMW vehicle would need the adapter to go the other way though, and apparently the cost
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by dm2 12y ago
Aren't there ways to use adapters for increased compatibility? I don't see why companies wouldn't want to partner with Tesla, especially now that they have a significant number of charging stations and I don't think they
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by dm2 12y ago
It's at 400 negative reviews after 3 hours, nobody is getting charged anything, if they do they'll sue and the hotel will receive even more negative publicity. Looks like it hit Reddit, that's why it jumped so quickly, http:
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by dm2 12y ago
This is what has happened to most of the reviews, not sure their criteria, most likely a human at Yelp has been notified and is looking into this posting. http://www.yelp.com/not_recommended_reviews/union-street-gue...
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by dm2 12y ago
A piece of paper asking guests to keep this in mind when giving reviews would suffice. A company that threatens to fine me for giving them a negative review is much more likely to actually receive a negative review from me.
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by dm2 12y ago
Is it necessary to have used a service in order to comment on its policies? What if you just call a place and they are very rude, would it be ok to post that in a "review"? I don't really see anything wrong with warning other
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by dm2 12y ago
What a horrible policy, it won't end well for them. http://www.yelp.com/biz/union-street-guest-house-hudson?sort... 10 negative Yelp reviews have been posted today (so far), ouch... http://www.tripadvi
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by dm2 12y ago
Not really, it's still just a survey, and there is no way that any of them could be an expert of every effect (social, economical, crime, their relationships) of every drug. Without actual tests it was purely subjective. Change drug la
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by dm2 12y ago
I was thinking more of a boxing bell, like the 3rd one on this page: http://mp3skull.com/mp3/boxing_bell.html named 79074^boxing bell mp3 Nice tool BTW, I could see lots of areas for expansions such as community sha
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by dm2 12y ago
That's really good, thanks! I put the frequency at 310 Hz and it sounded very close to what I was looking for. It would be nice if this tool had arrows on the end of the sliders for finer adjustments.
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by dm2 12y ago
I got somewhat close by starting with the Pickup/coin preset (can click multiple times for a random version). This site has a good amount of premade bells with the waveform graphs: http://www.audioblocks.com/search&#x2F
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by dm2 12y ago
How would I make a bell sound? (I know nothing about audio) Can audio / sounds be copyrighted?
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by dm2 12y ago
They do have a Cyber Most Wanted list: http://www.fbi.gov/wanted/cyber
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by dm2 12y ago
Why is everyone saying this is funny? I don't get it.
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by dm2 12y ago
I've never even considered a decoy wallet, that's a good idea. I often think about how much of a hassle it would be to cancel all credit cards, get new IDs, and replace everything in my wallet.
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by dm2 12y ago
I'd argue that most of those stats are very subjective. There would also be impacts on some by making others legal, people only do a majority of those drugs because the others are illegal and inaccessable. Who would do Butane if they c
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by dm2 12y ago
Are there any good tools/guides for evaluating a websites / apps accessibility? I'm a developer but do not ever focus on accessibility because nobody has brought it to my attention, not a single bug report or conversation fro
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by dm2 12y ago
Maybe. More research studies would be helpful in making that decision. Some of the drugs on that graph are questionably "more harmful" that cannabis, does that chart have a source?
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by dm2 12y ago
Probably not needed for VirtualBox, it's very easy to use. I do all of my work and web browsing in a VM to keep my main OS as clean as possible.
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by dm2 12y ago
Not really, it's heavy, like ~14 pounds. It's definitely useful though, a good niche product between desktop computer and tablet.
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by dm2 12y ago
They might have tested it and found that it just wasn't an advantage to having more RAM. The RAM they have in there is pretty fast and the SSD to RAM might be fast enough and Android's RAM management good enough that more than 2GB
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by dm2 12y ago
I have a 21 inch "tablet" hanging on my office wall, it's pretty useful as a dashboard and I can put it on a standing desk for typing up emails and watching videos, http://www8.hp.com/us/en/ads/
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by dm2 12y ago
Notepad++, Chrome, VirtualBox, Explorer++, FileZilla, Putty.
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by dm2 12y ago
Here is a very simple overview of how it works: http://www.microsoft.com/global/en-us/news/publishingimages/...
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by dm2 12y ago
Depending on how accurate it is the 3D mapping it could be huge. Any object on your desktop to 3D CAD for < $1000. The software would be the most critical factor in that and Google is one of the best at software in the world. Google Glas
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by dm2 12y ago
It probably broke a lot of websites people were working on, that's the only reason I noticed it.
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by dm2 12y ago
The barges being focused on Google Glass was just a rumor wasn't it? They could be demoing all Google projects and ventures. Robots, 3D mapping phones, Project Loom, etc.

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