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by ju-st 11y ago
You (most propably) don't have to pay anything. Source: http://www.arag.de/auf-ins-leben/udo-vetter/filesharing-oft-...
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by ju-st 11y ago
> AFAIK it is an enormously-long wire that is extended out of the submarine I can confirm this. Source: I watched Crimson Tide recently
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by ju-st 11y ago
No! I still want to try out a Core M with a beefy cooling solution. You could propably beat mobile i3/i5's with it while having a very low idle power consumption...
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by ju-st 11y ago
My experience with testing with Sqlite and Mysql when the customer uses MS SQL is very bad. JDBC only theoretically abstracts the real DB...
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by ju-st 11y ago
It's the same in Germany. Almost every new home has solar panels on the roof. https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Energieeinsparverordnung
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by ju-st 11y ago
It's not about subsidies, it's about investments.
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by ju-st 11y ago
Commercial airplanes have (at least) two engines because of the high risk of failure at take-off. The next step for this electric engine would be to replace that second heavy, expensive engine every large airplane carries around... Addition
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by ju-st 11y ago
I was thinking about these providers: buyvm.net for 3$ per month (100Gbit apparently) iwstack.com, 8Gbit protection for free ramnode.com, 20Gbit
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by ju-st 11y ago
Yeah, I think it may be used for the actual watch feature (displaying the time) and display control so the main processor can sleep almost all the time.
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by ju-st 11y ago
This article sounds like a "Customer Success Story" PDF you can download on IT companies' marketing websites.
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by ju-st 11y ago
AWS' competition like OVH and many quality VPS providers offer _free_ (or very cheap) DDOS protection.