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by kokey 13y ago
Object recognition will certainly have to become important, since when most cars are using radar you could end up with interference.
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by kokey 13y ago
I don't think the food industry would be too worried about lost revenue. They will be more worried about the cost of having to create and replace whole new ranges of products to fit into these guidelines, but in the end they will deliver t
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by kokey 13y ago
I bought a few iPhone clones, dual sim, basic java app support. This was before Android really took off, hence why I'm curious.
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by kokey 13y ago
Interesting, and I'm hopeful. Though I'm not so sure about what he's saying about Android phones from China. I've bought some cheap Chinese 'smartphones' before and they were unusably bad. Perhaps there are better, Android based, models
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by kokey 13y ago
Will this be useful for PKI encryption?
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by kokey 13y ago
I quite like how they did that, it made the reading experience interesting.
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by kokey 13y ago
Indeed. Most people who are afraid of failure are people who simply can't afford failure. They are supporting their family, their family is not supporting them. It's a nice problem to have if your fear of failure is simply based on ego.
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by kokey 13y ago
I've seen longer uptimes on Solaris sparc boxes, many times, when they had a board of battery replaced and they booted up with a reset clock which got corrected by NTP after boot.
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by kokey 13y ago
I think if sound was working on the Linux server estates of tens of thousands of servers that I have worked on, that would be a problem. I don't really see Linux as a desktop OS, but the attempts at making it one is quite valiant.
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by kokey 13y ago
They do mention that it allows for using cheaper silicon, but doesn't actually quantify it e.g. a potential x.xx% cost reduction. I'm not sure if this is because it's based on PR from Suntech, who obviously doesn't want to indicate how far
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by kokey 13y ago
I find it quite ironic since I see being confined to IE as having a disability. It almost serves to me as an inspiration to keep myself intact.
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by kokey 14y ago
I think a good enhancement of the law would be an exception for charging by distance without a legacy meter, if the price and distance was quoted and agreed in advance and the client has means to compare the offer before accepting it (which
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by kokey 14y ago
It reminds me of this I read earlier today from http://www.theactuary.com/features/2013/04/the-mild-mannered... "The other experience that led to his change of mind was carrying out some research on London casinos. He found that the typic
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by kokey 14y ago
Having moved outside of Europe recently I have noticed that anti-Apple sentiment actually does run high in certain places, especially in countries where Apple doesn't market or sell to customers directly. The retail prices through distribu
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by kokey 14y ago
In other news, someone proves that earworms, ladybirds and mites fare better on a diet of organic non-GM corn than on conventionally grown and sprayed pest resistant corn.
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by kokey 14y ago
I believe an arms race between authorities and citizens when it comes to surveillance will also be a good thing. The thing we need to protect against is if governments make this kind of competition illegal, e.g. they can have CCTV cameras
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by kokey 14y ago
There's a lot of 21 to 30 year olds acting like under 10 year olds by pretending to be over 90 years old.
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by kokey 14y ago
Sure, but I don't think everyone takes into account that the price could collapse down to $20 or below and could take, say, over 5 years or more to get above $300 with a lot of volatility along the way.
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by kokey 14y ago
I quite like Bronte Capital's take on Microsoft's mistake with changing the interface http://brontecapital.blogspot.com/2012/07/changing-my-mind-o... I think it has really sped up the process of people willing to go for other products eve
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by kokey 14y ago
What I find funny about most of the comments on here and everywhere else is that many of it reminds me of the investment bulletin boards and forums I've been frequenting over the years. There is always a lot of people talking the price up
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by kokey 14y ago
Patents on seeds and breeds have been around for many decades before Monsanto came to the party. Farmers tend not to replant seeds for a very long time now, not only to avoid patent disputes but also to ensure consistency of crops. It's o
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by kokey 14y ago
The more likely scenario is getting the timing wrong, e.g. price goes up to, say $300 before falling down to $100. If you don't have enough to cover it when it hits $300 or the balls to stay in until it goes down, you can still end up with
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by kokey 14y ago
It's not risky if you know when and by how much it's going to go down. However, you need to have a time machine for that.
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by kokey 14y ago
I've driven in over 11 different countries, and I find the signage in the UK to still be the strangest but at least I'm used to it. In the denser urban areas the biggest main streets seem to have the least signs naming the street. The all
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by kokey 14y ago
For sure. I'm used to having them both before and after the intersection, so then you can clearly see which part it is for, and you can see it wherever you are, and you can see it well from a long distance. Some countries in Europe have s
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by kokey 14y ago
The economist Professor Frank Hahn also passed away recently this year. He was the instigator of the famous letter to her, signed by 364 economists, saying that her policies have no basis in economics and will deepen the recession. He did
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by kokey 14y ago
Interesting, until last year I used to use Ubuntu when I wanted a bleeding edge and lightweight OS for, say, working with new hardware. How things change.
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by kokey 14y ago
It's a bit like the universe has folded, back onto 1999.
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by kokey 14y ago
I guess the only way for a startup not to die is to raise funding, I mean it's not like it's going to make tangible profits or anything over 13 months.
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by kokey 14y ago
Totally, this article has inspired me to do just that. Even if I have to bottle a lot of it for sauces.

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