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Yeah, Gotham city.
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In my understanding of the word capital gains are a subset of income.
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The thing i like about this the most is that worthless degrees are free and usefull are expensive. So it's in the college's best interest to offer quality.
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I don't think so. It's more like saying "I'm an oldfag, I'm a kind of elitist". The hipster who was on 4chan before it was cool. Being on 4chan might be a kind of stigma, but not very much. I guess the average
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Sadly true. The EU is not held accountable by the media, and nobody (or 95% of the voters) knows who is doing what. Without voters caring every government can do what it pleases. If you thing you know about the EU two easy questions for yo
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I think this is what emscripten is for: You have some _great_ code and want to port it to the browser platform. But I'm afraid Git relies heavily on the "Posix runtime" that is not supported by emscripten, since emscripten do
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Of HP fame is a bit missleading. HP calculators are programmed with the RPL Programming language,[1] that was both a high level user language and a low level system language for the 4-bit Saturn processor. This is a free and portable reimpl
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RPL/2 Programming Language - Forth with a hint of Lisp of HP fame
(rpl2.net)
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I was investigating today into something similar. The concusion of my research: - Model A uses a way less (about 33%) electricity, because it does not have a lan controller. So it will be useless as a server, but for my application this is
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13y ago
Awesome. I tried to follow the porting of inferno to the RPi [1], but i gave up. I had issues i couldn't fix, function calls magically didn't work. [1] http://lynxline.com/porting-inferno-os-to-raspberry-pi/
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This is even more pathetic than creationism. This is on par with insisting that the earth is flat. Denial is a hell of a drug. Using condoms ever killed anybody. Stay save. And if you personally refuse therapy, ok. But HIV does cause AIDS a
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While nobody celebrates, i think you are overstating the relevance. The troops live in their own quarters, hire their own contractors and shop in their own tax-free shops. Maybe they are using caps, but the impact on the local economy seems
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That's how the prequells started.
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I do not expect to much. Our governments are extremly careful not to interfere with US interests. Stasi documents about the CIA? Unlawfully given to the CIA and not published. The man responsible is now the president. Merkel, started her ca
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I'm almost 100% sure engineers use the SI system. (unlike physicist that use a system that seems to be fitting). And the SI system says that 100.000 and 100,000 are the same. The Si system only uses space to group numbers like 12 343,1
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13y ago
Git and Sparkleshare offer something that is IMO much close to dropbox than owncloud.
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> Im not sure being not American saves us. Do you use any of those US services? If so, I assume they have your data. No, it does not, that is the sick part. But as a non american it's not (or should not) be my business how the usa organ
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13y ago
The file hoster with server side de-dublication?
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>I see this "are you so naive as to be surprised?" reaction in almost every thread about this. It's some kind of defense mechanism. That's why I'm saying you are right to be upset. I like the saying "being paranoid does not mean they ar
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The story that the CIA sold cocaine is pretty much outside of the realm of conspiracy theories. The idea that spying agencies care about laws is ridiculous. Why should they? If they are doing their job right no one will ever know.
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Private server with sync software of your choice. Sparkleshare is a quite Dropbox-like git front end. Con: Uses Mono. Pro: Uses Mono.
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Yes, this is bad. Yes, you are right to be upset. Yes you (not not really me, I'm not American and i avoid american hosting and hosting companies like amazon for exactly this reason) should change that. But honestly, are you surprised? Are
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>After all, it has the typical signature of a TrueCrypt volume! TC tries to avoid a "typical signature". TC volumes do not have any header. The only signature is high entropy.
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I think the covered up rear wheels are not just a optical gimmick, but safe fuel.
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Same for the Opel Amera. Opel cars are always ugly. But Amera looks like it's out of a low buget SciFi film. But I think this car looks like all the next gen VWs will look like. We will get used to it.
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Git, or in general distributed VC. Not obvious to implement. But the concept was obvious.
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It seems to me they tried to buy a young and hip userbase. MySpace was once young and hip. It was where all the bands were. Tumblr is young, but not hip in any way. It's full of strange and not particular "social" (as in communicating and i
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If you do not load the any executable code from the network not. It should be Javascript Crypto in the browser does not work. The problem is of course not specifiy to javascript. It should be "fat client crypto does not work".
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Very NSFW: http://www.reddit.com/r/cummingonfigurines/
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13y ago
Curious: Are you using AcmeSAC, native plan9, 9vx or hosted inferno or the Plan 9 from Userspace?
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