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by hereonbusiness 12y ago
Seems like some higher ups at the air force got mad at him because he made them look incompetent of solving or even ignoring a serious problem with the jet.
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by hereonbusiness 12y ago
Next step, remove G+ from Youtube. More specifically, use G+ for authentication but bring back Youtube accounts. Alternatively maybe add a site/application specific alias option to G+. I don't want to have 2 G+ accounts (like I ha
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by hereonbusiness 12y ago
I haven't seen the "change your name" nag-dialog for some time. What bugs me the most is that I still can't comment on videos with the Youtube account event though google converted it to a Google+ account a long time ago
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by hereonbusiness 12y ago
I'm not in any way affiliated with GIMP or even a graphics professional but as a programmer I think part of it is ideological (GIMP is not a copy of photoshop, why would we spend a lot of resources to change something that works for us
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by hereonbusiness 12y ago
Driverless cars/vehicles are a whole different animal if you ask me. Personal and cargo transportation could be a lot more efficient (especially considering energy/resource efficiency) if you took the human element out of it. Usin
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by hereonbusiness 12y ago
I agree the GIMP developers are missing out on a big opportunity by not making their UI look/behave more like the commercial products people are used to. But on the other side there are a lot of people used to the current GIMP UI as we
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by hereonbusiness 12y ago
Yes, that is my opinion, it's not inconvenient to ME, that's all I said, I would love for other people to chip in with their opinions so I can get a better picture of this topic, at the moment I don't see what the fuss is all
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by hereonbusiness 12y ago
I'm sorry but that sounds just silly to me, planning ahead is a basic life skill if you ask me, but I get that people would pay for it, ignorance is bliss. I know I'm sounding condescending, but that's not why I'm replyi
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by hereonbusiness 12y ago
That is true in my experience, sooner or later you are going to run into a silly driver related problem with linux. Right now I'm having problems with the integrated Intel soundcard in my laptop. Using Xubuntu 10.10/Fedora 16 ther
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by hereonbusiness 12y ago
I don't see what problem delivering packages with drones would be solving, package delivery seems already quite efficient to me. Also I suppose drones would often be able to deliver just one package at a time because of weight restrict
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by hereonbusiness 12y ago
That's what I'm thinking about too ... "please install our browser extension or iOS/Android app to read the article" "become a pro user today and for just $4.99 read up to 30 articles a day without intrusive vi
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by hereonbusiness 12y ago
Croatia (EU), looking to relocate to Germany, Berlin, Full Time Stack: PHP, Ruby, Javascript, SQL, Linux, Git Contact: gpedic at gmail com A large part of my work the last 3 years has revolved around SugarCRM (open source CRM suite). A lot
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by hereonbusiness 13y ago
I'm no security expert but I guess there could be ways to keep TLS as a protocol more or less unchanged while fixing the obviously broken stuff surrounding it.
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by hereonbusiness 13y ago
So this complete infrastructure is crap. OpenSSL, a software half the internet uses but no one cares about because it's crap. CA's not revoking keys even though they know they're compromised. Revocation being worthless becaus
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by hereonbusiness 13y ago
Smartphones are devices made for content consumption with a phone added on top. Not consuming content would be misusing it. Like buying an expensive TV to watch the news once a day. Why waste money on things you won't utilize most of t
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by hereonbusiness 13y ago
I live in a central european country, there's not one service available to me (other then an overpriced ISP with IP TV option) where I could legally watch movies and series on demand. On the other hand I also play PC games occasionally
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by hereonbusiness 13y ago
Cups seem a lot more expensive, you can buy almost 700 sanitary pads for the retail price of 1 ruby cup ($28 ~ 1735 rupees). Also, the pads are more available and create jobs for women in rural areas because they are produced and sold local
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by hereonbusiness 13y ago
If you are using FF or Chrome you can just make your browser run a js script after loading a certain page. It's neat for small changes as you don't have to write a whole extension just a simple script.
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by hereonbusiness 13y ago
Well, programming in itself doesn't really have much entertainment value at least not for non-programmers. Heck even I as a programmer have looked into the code of only a minority of the myriad libraries and applications I use or my ap
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by hereonbusiness 13y ago
You say all the software is open source, is it available for download somewhere? I've never seen code intended for space missions. I guess they don't share it as most of it can't be reused for other missions so there's r
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by hereonbusiness 13y ago
The physical symptoms of nicotine withdrawal are rather mild, you feel a bit strange for a couple of days. Not really comparable to getting off of opiates for example.
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The refugee challenge: can you break into Fortress Europe? - interactive(theguardian.com)
1 points by hereonbusiness 13y ago|0 comments
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by hereonbusiness 13y ago
It seems that I've got years of experience with third generation haptic technology then. If you plugin a laptop into an outlet that is not properly grounded and move your fingers across metal surfaces of the thing, one can experience i
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by hereonbusiness 13y ago
On the odd chance that we find life in the Alpha Centauri system, maybe we could lodge that complaint, just in case.
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by hereonbusiness 13y ago
16:9 display, glossy display, low screen resolution considering screen size, glossy plastic chassis, numpad. I would not consider buying a laptop that had any one of these.
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by hereonbusiness 13y ago
I'm actually curios, is this used in production on a mid/large scale anywhere ? First hand experiences?
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by hereonbusiness 13y ago
"Lastly, to confirm the Milky Way results, the team put little cardboard hats on the study beetles’ heads, blocking their view of the sky. Those beetles just rolled around and around aimlessly" Sounds like they had a good time doi
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by hereonbusiness 13y ago
It's actually really interesting what a relatively tiny amount of Pu-238 is needed to power deep space missions for decades, 36lb (16.3kg) of Pu-238 amounts to a sphere with a radius of 5.82cm according to wolfram alpha.
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NASA’s Plutonium Problem Could End Deep-Space Exploration(wired.com)
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by hereonbusiness 13y ago
I'm just thinking, maybe the NSA should start their own cloud storage service, cut out the middle man, you see. Think about it, free, no size or bandwidth restrictions, and if you use encryption they'll probably keep a backup for

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