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by junto 11y ago
Germany: http://www.windpowermonthly.com/article/960011/trans-atlanti... France: http://techcrunch.com/2015/06/29/new-wikileaks-documents-rev... Other: http://www.huffing
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by junto 11y ago
To be fair, the both sides were historically full of despicable acts. The IRA were criminals first and political terrorists second. The entire IRA operations revolved around profiteering from guns, drugs, prostitution and protection rackets
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by junto 11y ago
Which pizzahut country are you referring to out of interest? Is this US?
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by junto 11y ago
I've owned a Dell Color Laser 1320c for 8 years. http://www.amazon.com/Dell-Color-Laser-Printer-1320c/dp/B001... I had to buy a new toner cartridge once, which cost about 70 EUR. It gets frequent usage. It ju
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by junto 11y ago
> This super-mouse has probably evolved its resistance to the viper bite because it is a key component of the snake's diet. How does that work exactly? Surely to evolve, you need to procreate, and then through mutations, we get some
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by junto 11y ago
> Why do women in CS constantly seem to feel the need to tell everybody else they're a woman? Nobody cares. Because there is a fair amount of inherent sexism in many companies when it comes to female programmers. My ex was the brigh
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by junto 11y ago
What are the actual goals of the IMF? I'm struggling to understand why it is in their interest to bankrupt Greece.
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by junto 11y ago
Can anyone explain to me why it is in the IMF's interest to see Greece, and as a result the EU, collapse? They spread to want to bankrupt Greece, but truly don't understand the logic.
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by junto 11y ago
More striking is the US and Allied invasion of Iraq, and their resemblance to the crusades. I would imagine that US fundamental Christians see that rather obviously?
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Oh God. That's worse than I thought!
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by junto 11y ago
Using RIPA 2000 they can still put you in prison for up to 2 years for refusing to give up your encryption key. You make an interesting point though. If the terrorists know it is dangerous for them to use the internet using accounts linked
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I don't know why, but reading that video transcript makes me feel a bit physically sick. The thought of deliberately holding ones breath for so long goes against every basic natural instinct I have. An extraordinary achievement.
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by junto 11y ago
Minor trivia - Just in case you find the woman in the test image is seemingly looking at you in a provocative manner, it is because the original source image is from a Playboy photo, published in 1972. Its usage as a test image has stirred
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I genuinely wonder what is cheaper. Building a couple of new prisons, or housing these convicts for the extra 30 years for the murders inside the prison due to over-crowding. I don't understand multiple occupancy cells in prison. Dange
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by junto 11y ago
I'm pretty much the same as you. My main client is in the UK and they are a solutions provider. At the beginning I was due to move away from the area local to the company. I made the suggestion that we try the remote working and if it
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by junto 11y ago
I'ma contractor (long term) and I have other clients, so it's on my own dime, but it is also a tax write-off. I couldn't go back to working from home again. I did that for 7 years and I nearly went bonkers.
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by junto 11y ago
I'm one of a few remote developers on a team of 15. Daily standups, dialed in on planning meetings and the odd visit for project kick off meetings all help to make me feel a little more integrated into the team. In saying that, I'
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by junto 11y ago
I think OP is making a reference to TEMPEST: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tempest_(codename)
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by junto 11y ago
We have a common jovial saying in Europe, "Thank God only 4% of Americans have passports". In all seriousness, we should actually be thankful that the vast majority of that 4% are genuinely awesome travelers, spending lots of mone
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by junto 11y ago
It sounds like email, but limited to 140 characters!
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by junto 11y ago
I really don't get why Americans are so drawn to such a nasty processed food. Italians must cringe at the sight of such an abomination.
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This appears to be a fantastic example of why you should always make sure you have a will in place.
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by junto 11y ago
The basic WSDL stuff is OK. It's the WS-n extensions that are truly the Zed of this world.
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by junto 11y ago
We use Swagger on our .Net APIs. I need to have a look at Swashbuckle.
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by junto 11y ago
I work on a product that uses several third party, paid APIs. - postcode lookups - sending email - sending SMS - multi-hop route planning - engineer appointment scheduling
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by junto 11y ago
> ...attacks on a key server seem fundamentally challenging to implement -- since they require the ability to actively manipulate Apple infrastructure without getting caught. Tell that to Belgacom [1]! If the NSA can tap the inner networ
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Well apart from a minority that don't.
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That's why I've been desperately holding on to my Nexus 4! It is the perfect size.
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Really? Everyone I know in the .Net world is busily building upon open source libraries via Nuget, which is an NPM equivalent. Most of that open source code is hosted on Github. Now .Net is now also open source it would seem that the only p
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by junto 11y ago
You'd imagine that a judge would need a lot more evidence than "a large pizza order" before granting such an authorisation. He's about to send a bunch of armed police into a family house with children inside. It could ha

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