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by koyote 11y ago
A bit disappointed that the combo box for citizenship has 'Great Britain' instead of 'United Kingdom'.
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by koyote 11y ago
"If robots instructions don't mention Applebot" I would assume this means that it will follow GoogleBot unless you specifically mention AppleBot by name and not by using a wildcard. So a User-agent: * would be ignored if a Us
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by koyote 12y ago
Roaming will hopefully soon be abolished throughout Europe ( http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-26866966 ). Although there have been talks that this might be delayed by a couple of years. Then in the UK there's
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by koyote 12y ago
The reason for this is to cut down travel time. Japan already has a high-speed connection between almost all major cities, so this is just to speed up the link even more. What would a low-speed maglev accomplish?
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by koyote 12y ago
Put you still end up paying around 0.2%-0.4% in platform costs. Or is this different in the US?
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by koyote 12y ago
As there have been quite a few incidences of a pilot intentionally crashing a plane, It would be interesting to see if the ratio of mass-murdering pilots to pilots is larger than mass-murderers vs the adult population.
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by koyote 12y ago
I wonder how much that would have helped in this case though. Someone determined to crash a plane would not have too much of a problem incapacitating any cabin crew member (by surprise most likely) before his attempt. I believe that having
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by koyote 12y ago
I have been thinking about this as well. However, I believe that by the time your 2.i degree is considered 'below the minimum', your accrued job experience will have far surpassed your academic achievements. I would also expect HR
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by koyote 12y ago
I always found cheating to be much easier at US universities than back in the UK. Although maybe this was only my personal experience. In the US you could often sit anywhere you liked in exams and have anything on you (cheat sheets were all
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by koyote 12y ago
In the UK we have PayM which is set up by the banks. You simply load your bank's mobile app and send money to your mate using his phone number. It's pretty simple to set up and works across most major banks here.
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by koyote 12y ago
Hah, now I can listen to my impending commute while still at work!
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by koyote 12y ago
Finally a refresh to the contacts site. I always found this to be quite useful for managing my Android contacts. It looks nice but there are definitely some improvements needed in terms of merging of G+ data with existing data. For example,
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by koyote 12y ago
These are quite good and definitely result in quite surprising output in some cases. I would have liked the descriptions/answers to be a bit more detailed though. For example, why is the static constructor called only after the instanc
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by koyote 12y ago
So what is the best way to set up and configure a Wifi-proxy or MITM for sniffing Android network traffic?
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by koyote 12y ago
> but only just this year did the NHS decide to fully fund it in the UK So that means it is covered by the NHS now?
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by koyote 12y ago
I believe Google images does the same. Not sure who was first though.
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by koyote 12y ago
So, in another ludicrous conspiracy, one could assume that the UK government knows about the honeypots the FBI sets up, then adds them to the banned website list in order to protect its citizens?
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by koyote 12y ago
>Microsoft have already announced that Visual Studio community edition is free, which also means less revenue from VS.NET licenses as well. Is it though? I would believe that the people using the community edition are the same people tha
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by koyote 12y ago
Oh my god I completely forgot about RealPlayer. Luckily there was an alternative, Real Alternative, that enabled you to play the content without having to install that ghastly RealPlayer. It seems like the community always finds a way aroun
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by koyote 12y ago
This report is from July of last year.
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by koyote 12y ago
While I agree I believe that for now this is mostly the case for US-based companies. Working in the finance sector, it's interesting to see a strong divide between US companies that are more than happy to have an external company hold
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by koyote 12y ago
I guess it's part of the regular service check-ups you are supposed to do for most manufacturers.
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by koyote 12y ago
Could you elaborate on why Palantir might fit the description?
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by koyote 12y ago
WhatsApp has over 700 million users and I'd bet a much higher percentage of active users than G+ (although that is just a guess). I have not even heard of the others though until now.
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by koyote 12y ago
I may be misunderstanding something but should the pawn shop not be prosecuted for buying stolen goods?
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by koyote 12y ago
You do know that you can move/remove and customise all of those buttons and toolsbars and options and whatnot? I have never seen that as an excuse. I only have half a line of buttons under the main toolbar. The number of windows I have
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by koyote 12y ago
How would you go about setting something like that up? I assume this comes with quite a few caveats?
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by koyote 12y ago
Good find! I knew the name/logo sounded familiar. So yeah, definitely some kind of fake.
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by koyote 12y ago
It's also weird that a European company would quote the price in USD. Maybe it's yet another Chinese company disguising as a European company in order to look more credible?
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by koyote 12y ago
The original video where he talks about it might be more interesting than the translated article: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=68-PYA7uuGI

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