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by iuguy 14y ago
Here's a segment from a Discovery channel documentary on the Tsar Bomba[1]. It is pretty difficult to visualise the kind of impact this bomb would have if actually dropped on a city. It would obliterate London (and large parts of England),
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by iuguy 14y ago
> What can you do now that you couldn't do in 1990? Full Motion Video for full movies in TV equivalent resolution (FMV was a CD-i and CDTV - with add-on - function not out till 1991, and even then was incomparable to modern Blu-Ray) Hol
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by iuguy 14y ago
Action City Bathroom[1] is brilliantly funny (at least IMHO). [1] - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_fqC9iKpZns
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by iuguy 14y ago
I haven't been to Berlin but have spent a lot of time in Istanbul. Istanbul is big, really really big, like mind-bogglingly big. It's Europe's biggest city (although technically part of it is in Asia too) but if you want to live somewhere p
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by iuguy 14y ago
To expand, I think you may be (intentionally or unintentionally) referring to loitering munitions. These are munitions (not just SAMs but other bits of kit) that are launched in theatre with no specific target set on the ground, then reconf
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by iuguy 14y ago
I look forward to paying for this without having to pay for VPN service to Denmark as well to watch it.
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by iuguy 14y ago
I have to ask, who cares outside of Silicon Valley? I'm sat here at a computer near London and it just doesn't matter what she did or didn't do. You could turn around and say I don't matter and you'd be right, except for when someone's look
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Life Lessons from Neil Armstrong(alexandergrant.blogspot.co.uk)
1 points by iuguy 14y ago|0 comments
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by iuguy 14y ago
That's weird, I tend to spend a lot of time in London (although I don't live there, I managed to be there for at least 20% of the time the olympics was on). I never stopped hating the Olympics. Bread and circuses in exchange for what? Speci
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by iuguy 14y ago
> Well, for starters, because to properly eliminate genetical diseases, you will eventually need to forbid carriers of undesirable genes to procreate. That gets nasty. I'm not sure I agree here. We can use fertilisation treatments to en
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by iuguy 14y ago
It will be if you can have a so well designed UI that it's in Octarine.
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by iuguy 14y ago
Only a few days till eternal september starts!
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by iuguy 14y ago
I quite like it. Had a look at the SEO tag and I was pleasantly surprised that on first look there were some useful articles in there rather than it being stuffed to the gills with spammy links. Same goes for the python tag. I think the tit
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by iuguy 14y ago
I was referring to the support for other lower-end DSLRs like the 550d rather than the 5D mark II, although I didn't know it was originally developed for the 5D mark II, thanks.
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by iuguy 14y ago
You're right about the charges, thanks for pointing that out. The Swedish judicial system is very different to that of the UK and charges are not brought until the court date is near. You're also correct about the threat on the embassy fron
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by iuguy 14y ago
I'm surprised no-one's pointed out the irony of a man locked up in a building in order to stop him from being locked up in a building. Seriously though, lets try to look at this objectively. We have a man who is wanted for questioning relat
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by iuguy 14y ago
Also worth pointing out the Magic Lantern Firmware[1] that supercharges low end Canon DSLRs. [1] - http://magiclantern.wikia.com/wiki/Magic_Lantern_Firmware_Wi...
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by iuguy 14y ago
I'm not entirely sure what this is, but from what I've seen so far it appears to be wunderlist in orange.
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What’s the worst that could happen with your Chip & PIN?(44con.com)
1 points by iuguy 14y ago|0 comments
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by iuguy 14y ago
I have a question, and I'm genuinely looking for an answer here. Why would I want to play games designed for a phone or tablet on a big screen when I can play them on my phone or tablet already?
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by iuguy 14y ago
As someone who's downloaded SCOtutor apps I can see his frustration. The SCOtutor apps are really well put together and great tutorials. Rather than moan about Apple lets look at what he can do. The author has a collection of extremely high
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by iuguy 14y ago
"Updating your rover is almost complete. You must restart your rover for the updates to take effect. Do you want to restart your rover now?” Am I the only one having a very nervous moment when the update's applied?
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by iuguy 14y ago
I've tried various experiments and have found that a beer around 3pm often leads to the best productivity gains for technical work. More than a beer and the productivity starts to tail off, but it's much the same for me as with coffee. I do
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by iuguy 14y ago
I thought I'd post this because it seems to me that 3D-Printing has massive disruptive potential. It's incredible to see the impact this has had on this girl's life, but where else do you think there could be heavy disruption in 3D printing
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3D-Printed "Magic Arms" - The most inspiring use of 3D-Printing I've ever seen.(youtube.com)
6 points by iuguy 14y ago|2 comments
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I wouldn't say that NGS were the most highly regarded by anyone but themselves. They had a lot of technical expertise in various areas but terrible account and product lifecycle management. Still, there were some extremely smart people ther
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by iuguy 14y ago
From my understanding of the NGS buyout (which preceded the great NGS exodus) it was on different terms to the SecureTest buyout. Also SecureTest and NGS were very different creatures. The phrase 'herding cats' was never so much an understa
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by iuguy 14y ago
I wonder if these things pick up bluetooth PANs? I think there's a great opportunity to subvert the wifi rule by setting up bluetooth hotspots.
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Mattel casts NASA Curiosity rover die with new Hot Wheels toy(engadget.com)
2 points by iuguy 14y ago|1 comments
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The Dragon 32 is 30 Years Old(reghardware.com)
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