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krasin
13y ago
This question was already answered in 1970: http://lettersofnote.tumblr.com/post/28831666763/why-explore...
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krasin
13y ago
Amazon S3 allows to download files over BitTorrent: http://docs.aws.amazon.com/AmazonS3/latest/dev/S3Torrent.htm... Ubuntu is also available via official torrent releases: http://www.ubuntu.com/download/alternative-downloads A few cloud
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krasin
13y ago
The "legal" section of the site is confusing. "1. You may only access the service using unmodified Tarsnap client code which I have distributed" -- really? no API and no custom clients?
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krasin
13y ago
They have started shipping printers as Kickstarter rewards and promise to ship regular preorders in July 2013. July is not that far, so I have just ordered one.
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krasin
13y ago
GCE does not impose any vendor lock-in. It's just VMs on demand, so it would be easy to migrate to Amazon EC2, Rackspace, etc at any point.
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krasin
13y ago
I would suggest to file an issue: https://code.google.com/p/go/issues/list At least, Go team will be aware of your pathological case and have a chance to speed up it.
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krasin
13y ago
http://tip.golang.org/doc/go1.1
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krasin
14y ago
I still have a hope for robots. They are behind the sci-fi schedule, but still cheaper&easier to program every year.
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krasin
14y ago
based on the capturing the requests sent from this page, it tries (and fails) to offer to install Unity3D plugin.
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krasin
14y ago
By "almost ready to launch" you mean "they abandoned that idea 2 years ago"? At least, your link suggests that (last post in the group dated by 2011)
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krasin
14y ago
Could you please elaborate about DRM in ChromeOS?
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krasin
14y ago
Escrow services do exist for Bitcoin.
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krasin
14y ago
Each Korea pretends it's the only legit Korea. They don't call themselves as North or South. So, it would be politically incorrect to say "We are hosted by North Korea". If they said that, it would be a good sign that they are kidding us.
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krasin
14y ago
I have also seen videos of this event dated by January 1970. The explanation is silly: most of the drivers don't care to set the correct date on their dashcams.
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krasin
14y ago
In some sense, Pivothead [1], but the quality of the video is considerably lower. [1] http://pivothead.com/products/eyewear/recon/black-jet
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krasin
14y ago
Notch was sued by US-based patent troll back in July, 2012: http://boingboing.net/2012/07/21/patent-troll-targets-minecr... Notch just fights back.
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krasin
14y ago
The ARM Chromebook costs less than x86 Chromebooks while offering more-or-less the same user experience and it's much more popular in sales, according to Amazon. So, Intel is/was a part of the problem at least for Chromebooks. (I don't know
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krasin
14y ago
They have SeaMicro: http://www.seamicro.com/ And given Nvidia has never tried to do anything on the server, it might be that AMD is already ahead of many others.
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krasin
14y ago
Thanks for the reference. I have just activated "verified by visa" feature on my primary card, but it appears to be a nonsense again: "After you activate Verified by Visa, your card will be recognized when you buy at participating online st
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krasin
14y ago
Unfortunately, these well-paid professionals didn't save us from the utterly broken scheme with credit card numbers. And, what's worse, nobody in banking industry is taking any action to fix that.
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krasin
14y ago
3d printed gun (at least, at this moment) does not last more than one shot. And even this shot is more risky for the fighter than for the target. Also, I don't buy the argument about a difficulty to create a routing program. One can create
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krasin
14y ago
re 3) the only regulated (in US) gun part is the lower receiver which looks like this: http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:11669 A mill is the right tool for that (though, it's tricky and some manual work will be required) A barrel is availa
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krasin
14y ago
surely not although, I don't see the point to use a 3d printer there. an advanced CNC routing machine will make better gun parts.
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krasin
14y ago
Well, it comes with a proprietary firmware, which completely kills my interest.
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krasin
14y ago
Do these sleeping goroutines add any measurable cost in terms of RAM or CPU?
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krasin
14y ago
You certainly know that North Korea leaders keep money in Swiss banks? see, for example, http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/asia/northkorea/74... Bitcoin is not good for dictator states, because it allows people to fund initiatives
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krasin
14y ago
In the city, when there're many pedestrians on the roads, I would expect from autonomous car to drive slower and stop in case of pedestrian spotted (human drivers are smarter, but they usually violate speed limits and have worse reaction ti
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krasin
14y ago
Unofficially, it's believed that Eugene Kaspersky holds the controlling block of shares.
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krasin
14y ago
Hm... no mentions of Ninja? http://martine.github.com/ninja/ If you are working with a project that uses CMake, Ninja is a perfect replacement for GNU Make, because it significantly speeds up rebuilds. edit: ah, it's 2005.
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krasin
14y ago
Please, elaborate.
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