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jboles
10y ago
Might want to read the article?
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10y ago
No, you're free to drive the Tesla however you wish. If you want Tesla software to drive the Tesla, then there are conditions. Fair enough.
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10y ago
The destination is not a control input?
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They do. Visual Studio version numbers go all the way back to 6.0, and have been logically continuous since, except for skipping 13.0.
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10y ago
Not necessarily "exploding", but definitely catching fire. http://www.smh.com.au/nsw/95yearold-woman-rescued-from-samsu... http://www.smh.com.au/business/retail/samsung-overhauls-was
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> Visual Studio should read in all the files, restoring to open the ones I had open last time and allow me to start editing immediately while still loading the rest in the background. It's already done this for a few versions -- a f
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10y ago
The site is down. Irony!
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Isn't this the situation that a margin call is meant to handle -- limiting your losses to the collateral you have on deposit?
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10y ago
FastMail is an upgrade from GMail. It's good enough, that after swearing never to pay for a webmail service at one time, I remain a paying customer of FastMail after 10+ years.
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10y ago
It is a way for banks to directly invest their own money (rather than depositors') in commercial real estate. Manhattan has something similar going on - ridiculous number of bank branches.
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Why was I down voted? Read the sentence again. Both meanings are syntactically correct. When I first read the article I took the 3rd case to be that the hawk was holding the dead crow, with the human standing nearby.
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10y ago
While we're at it, we can also throw blockchain at the problem. It will be hosted on Etherium as the DAO (Distributed Authoring Organisation). Policy changes require 51% of the computing power. If someone doesn't like some content
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10y ago
It's not clear whether the volunteer or the hawk is holding the dead crow in the last case.
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10y ago
Magpies as well. They aim for the face/eyes. Usually if you come too close to their nest.
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Even if you could theoretically reduce airport connection time to zero between flights, a lot of time is spent just getting the aircraft to speed, and slowing down to land (all that gravitational potential energy has to go somewhere, after
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10y ago
The cockpit door has a peep hole, and loitering near the front of the plane seems to be prohibited by most US air lines.
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If you survive a 'successful' blast at ground level, you survive. If you survive a 'successful' blast at 39,000 feet, your problems are just beginning.
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10y ago
This is a downside of any open-source project and is not specific to Microsoft.
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10y ago
Reminds me of this scene from Terminator 2: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3cfQKxUffqA
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As native English-speaking, but part-non-white, foreigner from another Western country very similar to America, I notice that one is more likely to get a friendly conversation out of a bartender or barista if you are white and American. Tha
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10y ago
Sounds like the case. I'm guessing it was on an expanding virtual machine disk image, in which case the problem is user error rather than Windows.
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They are all still named OS X.
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Has bug: does not URL-encode exception message...
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10y ago
That is interesting. What is the distinction? Jail is usually a holding area while prison is for serving a sentence?
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Makes sense. The mechanical keyboards had dedicated keys for the most common produce items, but maybe 10-20% of them were not applicable at a time due to being out of season and/or not available for some reason.
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Right with you there. I got into the habit of having both hands going independently scanning items two at a time. The self-checkouts, which only allow one item to be picked up, scanned and placed in the bag at a time, are therefore infuriat
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This is so true. I worked as a supermarket checkout operator at a large Australian chain of supermarkets for a few years, and the PoS systems were redone while I was there. Before were old Fujitsu machines running an old version of OS/
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There is also the liberal/feminist influence that has women/mothers always wearing the pants or being the voice of reason in any on-screen interactions while men/dads are portrayed as bumbling incompetent fools. American movi
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Interesting that since the list of addresses was sequentially prepended to (if I understand the wording of the notice correctly), anyone who anonymously shares the list will incriminate themselves ,though to a smaller and smaller pool of pe
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And Windows used to be considered the more closed platform. How times change.
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