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16y ago
In the US, not in all of the western world. In Denmark, Norway, Sweden, Holland etc. the media printed/reprinted the cartoons. In USA, the land of the free, home of the brave, the big mainstream media seem to censor themselves because of th
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True. When the Air came out the 13" MBP with 10 hour battery life didn't exist though. With the recent update of the MBP line the battery life and performance gap between Air and MBPs has widened.
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16y ago
The whole point of the Air is that it doesn't weigh very much. It weighs the same as a netbook but is much more powerful. Look at it this way: a 13" Macbook Pro weighs a whopping 50% more and all you get is a CPU that's a little faster, big
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16y ago
Very simplistic to just look at CO2. And how do you define what is good for nature?
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Volcano#Effects_of_volcanoes
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17y ago
Is that really for sure? Why?
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17y ago
In a server you replace the hard drive and let the RAID array rebuild itself. You have RAID in your server, right? Of course RAID is not a backup strategy. RAID 1 is great for exactly the mentioned event: when a hard drive fails. If some of
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17y ago
Government monopoly.
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Too much focus on "creating jobs" just like politicians. It's easy to create make-work for everyone. The key is creating value. If the government allocates the resources you end up with starvation, as history shows. The soccer example is a
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17y ago
Maybe reading some discussions about scaling makes you fuss over it right away, but you don't have to. Initially you can simply install Apache and Passenger (aka. mod_rails). With PHP most people use mod_php. It is true that hosting rails a
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I agree. If algorithms are slow, it doesn't matter as long as they are fast enough. You should not spend time prematurely optimizing for performance that you don't need, if you can more easily use caching to give you real, experienced perfo
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17y ago
You don't have to "be Google" to benefit from caching. An e-commerce site that is more responsive sells more. One reason for using caching in a website is having less load so that you can serve more visitors. Another is simply to give each
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17y ago
In Denmark, as a requirement to get a drivers license, you have to go to a closed driving circuit and do brake and avoidance maneuvers at different speeds and go on a skid pad. Feel how the car reacts on the limits. A standard drivers licen
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17y ago
You're on to something: in my math classes they would often be referred too as a "væltet Turborg". Which means a "fallen down Tuborg" ie. it's turned on the side. The profile can be seen on the roof of this truck: http://www.mc-barskk.dk/i
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17y ago
Economics is not a natural science. It is a social science. It's pretty important to understand this, but most people don't.
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A lot of Northern Europe by the sea has a relatively mild climate because of the Gulf stream. Chicago winters are more harsh than in Denmark for instance. Even though Denmark is 55 degrees north. Like southern Alaska. There are even palm tr
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This looks like it could be a combination of on one hand some people that aren't good at operating a car. Accidentally pressing the wrong pedal. Failing to use the clutch or shift into neutral. Like this 68 year old woman who said "And I ca
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17y ago
It would be nice if the page said what country it is and at least what city.
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Simple is good. If you make tires more complicated there will be drawbacks. Expensive and more things to break and go wrong. There are already run-flat tires and tires with pressure sensors. The cars are the way they are because it works an
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"Why do I still have to carry around a spare tire and jack, jumper cables, tire chains, etc." Physics and economics. You can get run flat tires and a spray to fix small holes in tires, though. But run flat tires are a compromise and the rid
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There are people that don't live in America and argue about climate change.
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Effective towards what goal? Finding the truth or making sure that everyone agrees on the same generally accepted ideas? AGW is not generally accepted by all scientists. Judging from the leaked documents some of the scientists have to do ve
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In many years there will be big companies that are small today. How has "the game" changed that now you need certain features and you didn't back then, whenever then was? Why would everyone need all those features that is on "that huge feat
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What is intrinsic worth anyway, and what does it mean? Some, like Karl Marx, argued that the value of a product is based on how much labour you put into it. Not whether people want it or not. What is interesting is how much you can trade so
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Seasoned vs rookie designers
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Not working in PHP doesn't automatically makes sites scale better. Yahoo!, Facebook and more use PHP.
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Europe is still a continent with a lot of different countries. There is not a social security system everywhere. But I don't look at social security systems as a good thing for starting a new business. In Denmark you can start a company (at
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Adapting to different currencies, languages, and shipping destinations isn't free for the shops. But many do support selling to other countries. If the EU bureaucrats really wanted to look out for consumer interests they should make member
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It's the best. Here's a chart showing how much faster it is than anything else at random reads: http://images.anandtech.com/reviews/storage/Intel/34nmSSD/Re... I've put the same disk in my MacBook Pro. Strongly recommended.
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Freedom of speech is basically an extension of property rights. You didn't violate anyones right just by saying something controversial, so they can't punish you for it. And you can run your own blog or hope a newspaper will publish what yo
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