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15y ago
Exactly. This requires that some "intelligent person" map all the monkey 9 char pieces together! which defeats the point. My impression of the theorem has always been that if you had an infinite number of monkeys, each typing a continuous r
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Nice that refutes my point. I was basing it on this link http://speedtest.net/support.php under "What are the requirements to be a testing host". Edit: But now I noticed that they follow it up with "[in some countries] we are now requirin
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15y ago
The 151mbs down might be a limitation of speedtest.net and not google's fiber. Speedtest's minimum requirement for a test server is 100mbs.
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15y ago
So basically you get an iphone at a regular $199 price when you sign up for a 2 year contract, and you get the already free developer tools!
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I’m Quitting Breathing
(techcrunch.com)
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Having the ability to speak anonymously allows for people to speak their true mind and show their true personality rather than hiding behind the fear of lash back.
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The only thought that went through my head when reading this article was that I'm glad it didn't hit someone in the head!
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She is definitely using this attack to get attention for her own company. At least we now know that her PR firm will not be able to feature you on techcrunch.
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Just guessing, but they might have been hosting off a comcast highspeed line which Comcast forbids on its residential service.
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I'm using chromium 13.0.759.0 on OSX and I don't see this issue either, the gradient looks fine. Not that a gradient in the developer tools could overshadow all the positives of chrome.
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Thats the bet nvidia made when they lost the chipset business. I'd say they are more interested in their own CPU specially now that Win8 is compatible with it.
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He means on the iPhone and iPad. Nvidia acquired PortalPlayer which was the chip used in the iPods, but Apple decided not to use them anymore and developed their own chip. Meanwhile PortalPlayer chips eventually became Tegra. Also due to a
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I commute on the caltrain for 1 hour in each direction. However, I get online as soon as I get on the train and time seems to fly. I'm often amazed by how fast it feels.
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It is inevitable that as mac becomes more popular, we'll see more viruses and malware.
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The permissions popup when connecting with an app explains this and gives you an opportunity to send a proxied email address. Albeit its designed for you not to see it, in small fonts.
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15y ago
I often ask a similar question such as "Your top 5 languages". It does not negatively affect the interviewee, it just helps me target my questions better. Though if you say that you are a 10 but perform at a 5, then who knows, it could af
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Android Tablets Will Overtake iOS In 30 Months?
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Nvidia Buys Baseband And RF Technology Company Icera For $367M In Cash
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PagerDuty [YC S10] Wins Best In Show Award At Under The Radar [Video]
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The problem with the poll isn't the sample (as the author suggests), rather its the fact that you can't predict such a thing, given any sample size/quality.
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The shockwave towards the end was quite a scene as it travels through the ash cloud.
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The Good, the Alright and the Ugly of Cloud Architecture
(gigaom.com)
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I wonder if they have the device connected through wifi to the patient's internet connection. I'm sure EC2 is not their only possible point of failure.
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tl;dr Dropbox use their own encryption keys to encrypt your data rather than encrypting each user's data using a user provided key. This helps them dedup files and save space/money. This implies that a court could ask to analyse your data.
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16y ago
Nice, thanks. In combination with this extension (which highlights the actual unread comments) it works out great: https://chrome.google.com/extensions/detail/imeeonmdbakdmiln...
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The saying refers to the roundness of the wheel, which has not been re-invented for thousands of years. Changing the material are optimization which deserve much credit but aren't new inventions on the definition of the wheel. Wikipedia def
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one sneaky thing you could have done is to modify your site very slightly so that his site would load your ads instead of his. He wouldn't have noticed ;)
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Sure, but the point continues to stand. Why not continue to provide the current site until the new one is complete and then do a switch. Unless, as melvinram mentioned, somehow there is some costly exploit that cannot be fixed unless everyt
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Thanks, I updated it :)
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This list (allthingsd list) isn't complete. I'm not sure if there is a reason why some are missing, so I won't spill any names.
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