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by hansjorg 9y ago
I don't know anything about fintech in Africa, but the countries you listed have a total population of 318 million people. That's about 26% of the total population in Africa, a pretty large slice isn't it?
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by hansjorg 9y ago
This one was pretty great: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QyvBNhzshKQ
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by hansjorg 9y ago
Another good one is Dark Side of the Moon where amongst others Henry Kissinger, Donald Rumsfeld and Alexander Haig explain how the Apollo 11 moon landing was faked. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dark_Side_of_the_Moon_(f
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by hansjorg 9y ago
It's very common with a separate edit intended for radio play: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Radio_edit
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by hansjorg 9y ago
One example is the Royal Mail which was sold on the cheap a few years ago. It was purchased mostly by a group of secret investors which promptly turned around and made bank on the 1bn pound price difference.
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by hansjorg 9y ago
They've had this for a while in immigration at least. Second time I visited (about 2003) I was greeted with a picture of my first visit through immigration there. Shown on a flat panel with a camera on top. Might just've been a te
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by hansjorg 9y ago
I wonder if it's also beneficial to make eye contact since you have to turn your face towards the driver. Our brains are pretty good at picking out faces from a sea of visual information.
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by hansjorg 9y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-c57WKxeELY
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by hansjorg 9y ago
This is really well produced, and he's a great narrator! Loving both the hacker spirit and the contemporary music with DTMF mashups. NPR or someone should pick this up and give it a broader audience.
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by hansjorg 9y ago
That was a cross promotion, this probably is as well. Google is an ad company.
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by hansjorg 9y ago
There are several open source player implementations, but they're quite incomplete so far: * Lightspark http://lightspark.github.io/ * Shumway http://mozilla.github.io/shumway/ * Gnash https:&
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by hansjorg 9y ago
According to the Reddit thread, enabling this will run both webrender and the regular renderer for now, so it will be both slower and more memory intensive.
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by hansjorg 9y ago
I've just installed it and haven't yet used it, but as far as I can tell from the docs, the counter is stored as part of the syncable profile for a site. The profile is also used to store other site-specific attributes, like if it
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by hansjorg 9y ago
Summary of the pouet.net comments: Proof of concept DX12 engine by chaos. One effect, no post processing. Still pretty cool though.
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by hansjorg 9y ago
One of the seasons of 24 (second?) had a launch event in Washington with Rumsfeld and other high level members of the administration on the stage.
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by hansjorg 9y ago
I don't think so, but some addons support per container settings. For example Cookie AutoDelete where each defined container can have its own whitelist: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/cook
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by hansjorg 9y ago
You should check out the new contextual containers feature in Firefox if you haven't. Both more convenient and more powerful than profiles. As someone commented elsewhere in this thread, you can get FF version 52 in the security repo o
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by hansjorg 9y ago
That one looks great, it even supports the new container tabs with per container whitelists.
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by hansjorg 9y ago
Climate has varied a bit over the years though. And Alaskan summers seem quite inviting.
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by hansjorg 9y ago
Buckminster Fuller made a similar point with one of his dymaxion projections: https://telemachusunedited.files.wordpress.com/2011/03/lowpp...
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by hansjorg 10y ago
It's listed under singles for me.
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by hansjorg 10y ago
Containers are awesome and very easy to use compared to profiles. I'm guessing that Chrome might not want to make such a powerful pro-privacy feature available to the masses, so this could be a good way for Firefox to distinguish itsel
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by hansjorg 10y ago
I think the purpose of that sidebar is to list the names of relevant configuration keys for some frameworks. Pretty confusing though.
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by hansjorg 10y ago
I share your mistrust, but why not let nuclear reactors be run as non-profits by e.g. energy institutes at universities?
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by hansjorg 10y ago
Vulkan is based on Mantle from AMD, but the code was donated to Khronos. Both Nvidia and Intel have Vulkan drivers.
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by hansjorg 10y ago
Great demos! What is the UI you're using in the mod and sid players?
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by hansjorg 10y ago
Oh. Seems to be something called readme.io? http://readme.io/
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by hansjorg 10y ago
Looking at the requirements.txt in the repository, it's a Python project using Flask, SQLAlchemy and Celery with MySQL and Redis for storage.
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by hansjorg 10y ago
Each title belongs to about five categories on average?
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by hansjorg 10y ago
Normal Firefox builds also provide a checkbox under the Content settings to disable it. As far as I recall, I've never touched the setting, but it's disabled here.

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