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by iaskwhy 13y ago
Together Windows, Windows Phone and Xbox are the "biggest walled garden on earth".
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Together they are.
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Nicaragua is thinking about that as well: http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2013/jul/06/edward-snowden-v...
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Or stay and fight. You know, like everyone else did before even when the others would say you should just go away.
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That was the Callsign code. Well, at least it was working for me back then.
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My understanding is that there's not enough fuel to cross the ocean so they needed some place to refuel. Given noone would give permission they probably decided it was for the best to land in Austria.
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I've been repeating this all over the thread but the plane has not landed yet in Canary Islands. Right now it's flying nearby Madeira Island. Updated at 14:40 UTC: landed at Las Palmas.
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by iaskwhy 13y ago
They are still flying to the Canary Islands to refuel: http://www.flightradar24.com/ (FAB1) Updated at 14:40 UTC: landed at Las Palmas.
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I don't find it a problem seeing it running behind Go and Node.js, I believe C# is another beast so it's a trade-off.
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I guess you need to change the Hardware to "Win" to see it shining.
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The infographic linked in the article is amazing: http://www.zeit.de/datenschutz/malte-spitz-data-retention For those who don't want to read it, it's six months of the author's metadata gathered by T-Mob
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My name has an "E" right in the middle. It's just a conjunction but the first time I went to the US, the security guard in charge of checking the passports didn't like it, he kept asking me what was the meaning of that l
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I'm also curious about the downsides of using Vagrant. Correct me if I'm wrong but if you have full access to the command line you can probably get your recipes working there. If this works, I understand it's not as easy as p
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That's curious. If it looks and behaves exactly the same then adoption (as in updating) shouldn't be a problem.
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I did which is quite strange since it's where I live. Maybe I just got used to it by now, interesting thought. Thanks for bringing it up.
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I've been using it for a while and so far so good. The only problem I ran into was when I wanted to use ansible for the provisioning and since it was not really easy to do so I just went with chef instead. I really enjoy using Windows,
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I wasn't implying they would shot his plane. I could imagine the USAF "asking" the pilot to land on the airbase but I don't think any of these things will happen to him.
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Small trivia: that path goes close to the Azores where the USAF has an airbase.
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A thought I just had: a very small cheap camera on the top of the drone to capture the color of the sky and a way to paint the drone (or at least the bottom, using maybe LEDs) to use the color captured by that camera. Might be expensive tho
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A few months ago I went to the Apple store in Covent Garden (London) to repair my Macbook Air charger and the "genius" guy told me they would only cover one year warranty. This page would have been very useful back then.
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"Enhance Text Legibility", for example: http://i.imgur.com/5XhQsM9.png (Not my picture, someone posted this on the last days and I shared it with a few friends so I still had the link.)
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There's a good chance that is true: http://rt.com/news/turkey-teargas-import-us-208/ Turkey has bought $21 million in tear gas and pepper spray – mainly from US and Brazil – over the past 12 years, Turkish m
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BTW is such a great name for a value added tax: "Oh, by the way, here's x more!"
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Also: short term effect (arrest some people every now and then based on surveillance) vs really long term effect (slowly start to get your act together using foreign policy). Same with everything else, really.
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The link is on the footer :)
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You can change it here: http://daringfireball.net/preferences/ Or zoom on the browser itself (but you already knew that).
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If you work in finance (City or Canary Wharf) you might get that treatment from recruiters. See, as a contractor, you are going to make a lot of money and a part of it is going directly to the recruiting agency so you're definitely going to
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(I don't know much about this but) I kind of believe it is a good thing that the traditional investment vehicles are not that good anymore. That was like betting on the outcome of the players of the roulette, right? Money against money agai
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Once I wanted to delete one of the blogs I had with Tumblr and, in the end, without understanding what was happening, I deleted my account instead. I'm usually very good understanding workflows so I got really surprised by that outcome. It
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The way Facebook advertising works, it bumps the spamming potential of a ‘Like’ up a notch. A ‘Like’ on a product or service will make a paid story visible not just to the person who liked it, but also to their friends. Inevitably, there

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