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by g_lined 15y ago
The same is true for Taiwan. The website is really nicely designed.
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by g_lined 15y ago
Interesting, though 'moving groundwater' is a much better description than 'river'. http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/science-environment-14693637
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by g_lined 15y ago
Just to let you know, if someone complains they can't see the registration box it could be that they have Ghostery blocking everything as that blocks Facebook Connect. That results in no box being shown below the text.
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by g_lined 15y ago
A lot of the time I use a computer outside of work, I am alone in a house into which no one can see or I am alone in a house with my partner with whom I share all of my passwords. As such, I'd rather have the option of unmasking my password
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by g_lined 15y ago
This doesn't fix the problem of them being unencrypted on the phone itself which is the other attack vector.
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by g_lined 15y ago
Be Unlimited is a very good ISP (I use it too) but since it is now owned by O2, though it hasn't been merged, I think it's now much more vulnerable to being forced down any route that the more generic O2 broadband takes.
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by g_lined 15y ago
Because it's not true! Or at least not the way it was explained. The reason to change your password is to avoid the vector of attack where someone gets your password and can therefore use it against you. If you change your password each mon
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by g_lined 15y ago
Thanks. I watched the video only after reading your comment. I found something new about fructose so it was worth it. I personally am turned off by his presentation style. He tries to hard to convince me of his conclusion, too rhetorically
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by g_lined 15y ago
Check the Wikipedia article for fructose for a breakdown of how much sugar is Glucose, Fructose and Sucrose in some common fruits. There's not as much fructose as you might have thought. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fructose
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by g_lined 15y ago
This is fairly simply explained: * There is one unit of measurement, SAR * There are two maximum permissible values; one for the US, one for the EU * Apple has chosen the higher of the two so they can make a better phone (more power) * They
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by g_lined 16y ago
I see what you're saying and it's an important point to remember, but rather than one way be wrong, I think it depends on the question. "I need to get from New York to L.A. Which is the safest way to do it?" is about comparing two travel me
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by g_lined 16y ago
Since dB is, by definition, a relative term it's no surprise you were confused since there is not anything for it to relate to. The best I can guess is that they mean to say 80dB(A) which relates the sound to a certain air pressure. The val
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by g_lined 16y ago
Misuse aside, cloud computing (storage or otherwise) is in its infancy so everyone is trying their own take. Its real use will become apparent. In the 1980s everything had a clock in it because suddenly LCD screens were small enough to put
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by g_lined 16y ago
I like this site. I think the idea is good. One of the main ways I get good recommendations is by asking friends about their top 3 apps. I've submitted my applist. Here are the suggestions I would make: * Use geolocation to guess at whe
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by g_lined 16y ago
I don't think much to the idea in the article, however I think it's worth pointing out that iOS can be locked with a password instead of a PIN. http://www.apple.com/support/iphone/enterprise/ http://www.9to5mac.com/14318/Alpha-numeric-P
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by g_lined 16y ago
I did a similar trip to his in April 2007. While you visit, you have to put aside your issues with the regime, that's not why you're there. You're there to experience something which seems so implausible yet exists, or rather, before it doe
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by g_lined 16y ago
My phone, 4.2.1, woke me up at 06:53 with a non-recurring alarm this morning. The alarm was set after 00:01 on Jan 1st.
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by g_lined 16y ago
This, to me, sounds like a classic case of not knowing what you're protecting against. TOR hides your IP address by preventing the destination server ever needing to do a TCP/IP handshake. There is no way to complete a TCP/IP handshake with
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by g_lined 16y ago
Virgin offer packages which don't require a BT Line. It may be that you are not cabled up suitably for such a deal (we used to pay our cable operator, now Virgin, for a telephone line which we could not get but they gave us 'free' TV which
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by g_lined 16y ago
Those pictures are from either different photos or different frames in a video. Do you have a link to the webpage discussing them? I realise it may not be possible to present the same frame with Lenin and without, but knowing whether they w
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by g_lined 16y ago
It's very impressive and responsive but takes about 55% on both of my 2.8GHz Pro 2 Duo cores on OS X 10.6. I don't know why our numbers are so different. But I do know that on both my G4 iBook and G4 mac mini, any flash meant that I was max
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by g_lined 16y ago
My guess is that it uses some newer APIs which were introduced in 10.6. This may be because they wanted to use Grand Central Dispatch (better multi-core support), a later addition to Core Graphics or simply an API which gave their GUI the m
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by g_lined 16y ago
15 years ago, Danish researchers completed a 13 year study of over 400,000 mobile phone users and found no increased cancer risk. So there has been enough time for that data to start to show itself. http://jnci.oxfordjournals.org/content/9
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by g_lined 16y ago
It would appear that it is correct or partially correct. I couldn't find data for the whole time, but as of the end of last year, OS X market share appears to have flattened and then gone both up and down from that point by a fairly small a
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by g_lined 16y ago
I have a tendency to agree with you. For viruses, the numbers don't add up. I couldn't find numbers for how many viruses/worms were written last year. In 2004 there were around 28000 written, so let's assume viruses are on the decline and s
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by g_lined 17y ago
There are enough questions about where their numbers come from that it would be advised to think before using them as any more than a guide to some costs involved. http://daringfireball.net/linked/2009/04/13/isuppli-shuffle http://daring
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by g_lined 17y ago
The problem with this approach is that each person has their own picture. On a very popular page, this has the tendency to make the page very slow as it loads another 100+ items on the page yet adding nothing to your experience.
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by g_lined 17y ago
I, for one, very much appreciate the fact this site doesn't require an e-mail address. Many websites should offer e-mail-less logons since it's simply not necessary to have password retrieval or anything but basic authentication. It makes s
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by g_lined 18y ago
Hi there, here are my thoughts: Overall very good. I like the URL recognition. Here're my nitpicks: General: * If we select the time zone, let us know whether you've taken into account DST. * I would prefer an e-mail-less signup process as