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1411.
by jug 12y ago
Among other things upgrading (to 10.10.3) will do, it'll fix the issue in the article.
1412.
by jug 12y ago
I also don't really see the problem. Very few will use excessive storage, which is the insight those free services with sizable storage is based on, like Flickr with 1 TB free which is essentially "unlimited" when it comes to
1413.
by jug 12y ago
Still reading this, just wanted to thank you for posting this! I owned an Amiga back in the day. I wasn't old at all, I was only just barely getting my toes wet in programming, but I knew I was using something special, and when I look
1414.
by jug 12y ago
It would also have been far more terrible even in the 50% yield if it had been let to touch the ground for the energy to turn into seismic waves. The energy corresponded to a 8.1 on the Richter scale.
1415.
by jug 12y ago
When nukes stop being about the M.A.D. concept and more about being a propaganda tool... It was designed to shock. And it surely did. Soon after the detonation, Andrei Sakharov himself (behind the Soviet "Third Idea" nuclear weapo
1416.
by jug 12y ago
Gotta love those bold colors, and the flat Modern UI interface way ahead of its time. Now, if you excuse me, I'll turn on some 80's music on Spotify while I'm playing with this.
1417.
by jug 12y ago
I'm also a stronger believer in TypeScript not because it's necessarily "better" than Dart, whatever that would mean, but because it was designed from a much MUCH more pragmatic perspective with TypeScript being a mere s
1418.
by jug 12y ago
Good point about ores. I think it's a bit of give and take there. There are many unrecycable products trashed but there's also no doubt major advantages there. Yes, as for oil I was thinking more along the lines of being essential
1419.
by jug 12y ago
I hope this can help Twitter. It at least feels like one of those things that seems to be much more compatible with the immediacy of the Twitter culture than the Facebook one.
1420.
by jug 12y ago
Google also did this when they had the Google Toolbar remote exploit vulnerability reported and the guy asked about the reward, a good read on its own: http://blog.detectify.com/post/82370846588/how-we-got-read-a..
1421.
by jug 12y ago
Extrapolating from other organisms' "great filter" here on Earth, although on a smaller scale, I think it's overconsumption of resources. That's how you let large populations wipe themselves out and it has happened
1422.
by jug 12y ago
Eyes (complex, image forming ones) are also believed to have evolved independently. Nature got it more right with the squids -- their eyes got wired so they lack a blind spot! Actually there are many cases: http://en.wikipedia.or
1423.
by jug 12y ago
F# is perfect for a part of our application, I just dislike that we can't mix .NET languages within the same Visual Studio project without going through hoops. I had expected this to have been solved by now since they all compile down
1424.
by jug 12y ago
This seems to be a study based in statistics and correlations, and I spontaneously started wondering if the increased mortality rates among those using supplements with large doses were similar people who lived sedentary lifestyles. That is
1425.
by jug 12y ago
Yeah, hmm, as for me those advantages are intertwined. To get anywhere close to great music discovery, I need to be able to easily listen to everything I can discover in the first place.
1426.
by jug 12y ago
I agree with you that they're misunderstanding Spotify and how its revenue model isn't about CD sales. Artists and labels should _really_ forget about CD's or anything physical. That's a long time ago that was a working