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by kiiski 13y ago
You know you can make things warm again with a microwave oven, right? ;) Seriously though, there are people who will gladly eat pizza every day. Just because you don't like it (or maybe you just don't have any quality pizza restau
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by kiiski 13y ago
Not to mention that the population of Crimea is over 50% ethnic Russians.
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by kiiski 13y ago
Indeed. According to wikipedia (source was written in ukrainian, so can't checĸ), Putin said in 2008 that Russia would attempt to annex Crimea and East Ukraine if they were to join NATO. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki&#x2
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by kiiski 13y ago
>In the case of bomb threat or shooting, I am damn sure a 911 call is enough to get 100 county officers from MP and nearby county. A single officer will not help much. A single officer in the right place is far more usefull than 100 in a
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by kiiski 13y ago
Are you arguing that it would be a good thing to limit the best education to the richest elite? Coming from a free education country this sounds like a very strange idea...
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by kiiski 13y ago
It might be "hardly reasonable" to you, but most people _are_ completely ignorant about the state of electronic gaming. The article itself clearly says that complains about this have became common enough that EC needs to take acti
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by kiiski 13y ago
Although to be fair, their list does lack some European countries too. Hungary, Czech, Poland (well, most of Eastern Europe actually), Sweden, Norway...
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by kiiski 13y ago
When I read the title my first thought was "How can you write NSFW article about using redis?". After doing a quick google search and looking through youporns blog, I figured the title is just misleading and no NSFW version exists
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by kiiski 13y ago
The first sentence in the linked article is: "The Pentagon has concluded that the time has come to prepare for war with China, and in a manner well beyond crafting the sort of contingency plans that are expected for wide a range of pos
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by kiiski 13y ago
There is no way for us to know the intent. Shouldn't we just look at the actions? Was the stolen data misused somehow in this case? The article does not say so.
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by kiiski 13y ago
But what exactly is different between this guy and some benevolent hacker? According to the linked article, the storyline sounds pretty much like the old "someone hacks a big corporation and tries to inform then, but gets ignored or ac
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by kiiski 13y ago
How do you hack something without discovering a vulnerability? Assuming that there are no known vulnerabilities.
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by kiiski 13y ago
I really hope no one is going to try to force me to carry a phone around all the time (I only have one with me when I'm expecting a call or planning to call someone myself). Those yubi keys look interesting, but it's still an extr
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by kiiski 13y ago
What would that second factor be?
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by kiiski 13y ago
Still? I bought the game from Square a few months ago, and it works perfectly without internet connection. I don't know about this Steam version though.
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by kiiski 13y ago
As a Finn, I have to point out that just because Finnish and Hungarian are related, it doesn't mean it is easy to learn, or in any way "not weird" to us. Some basic things about the grammar are the same, but you wouldn't
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by kiiski 13y ago
Perhaps they didn't want to take the risk that the file somehow got past them (they failed to detect/recognize it, or it was sent another way (courier, etc.)).
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by kiiski 13y ago
The article says that it's not ever supposed to compete with MS Office, but to be a basic solution for companies with specific needs ("such as obtaining data from a Java library").
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by kiiski 14y ago
"And this reduces the protections international law has for his house and the civilians within ( his family)." I don't know what protections you are talking about, but I doubt the pilots would be piloting anything from their homes. They onl
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by kiiski 14y ago
Sure it can. Just make the heating pipes inaccessible.
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by kiiski 14y ago
I, for one, use a PC mouse with my MacBook Pro.
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by kiiski 14y ago
I personally found it terrible. It didn't completely fit in the small window I opened it in at first (the "scroll down" text was not visible), and when I made it full screen, most of the screen was just white (and the flying elements weren'
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by kiiski 14y ago
Was it rebuilt badly due to bad engineers, or just because the soviets had a lot to rebuild?
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by kiiski 14y ago
I used Lisp and Python as examples because I don't know C myself. In any case, the point was that when people say they know a technology, they might mean that they can answer any question you can come up with, or they might mean that they o
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by kiiski 14y ago
But many of those 80% probably just haven't needed to use C, or read a CSV file, in a while. If someone randomly asked me to do that in Lisp, when I've been coding in Python for a year, it would take me a while to remember how to do it. But
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by kiiski 14y ago
http://www.linuxfoundation.org/about/members 7 platinums * $500k = $3,5MM 15 golds * $100k = $1,5MM 110 silvers * between $5k and $20k = between $550k and $2,2MM Total = between 5,5MM and 7,2MM
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by kiiski 14y ago
Corporate membership: http://www.linuxfoundation.org/about/join/corporate
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by kiiski 14y ago
From reading http://www.linuxfoundation.org/about/bylaws , it seems that the $500k is the annual membership fee, not a single donation. Edit: As is also mentioned in the update to the article.
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by kiiski 14y ago
It might be because the things that you find obvious, simply aren't so obvious all around the world.
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by kiiski 14y ago
Which will still be there for those who need them. And remember that Finland is geographically quite large country with a lot of small towns and villages[1]. Not everyone is close to a library. Not to mention that the weather in winter will

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