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I, on the other hand, love the page turn buttons on my Kindle 5 and reluctant to upgrade for exactly the lack of this feature. I'm afraid I will keep stubbornly refusing to get used to swiping for turning pages. Why couldn't Amazo
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11y ago
Like sugar itself?
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What do you consider a 'best game'? Would something like Vanitas [1], Sepia Tears [2] or Superbrothers Sword & Sworcery [3] show on your radar? [1] https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.ta
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Glad to see you following the discussion, Jeff. Maybe you probably could address my and others' curiosity re: the exact nature of the custom Intel Xeon E5-2676 v3 CPU? I don't think Intel could justify making any serious customi
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I look at this the other way around: older instances are more expensive , compared to the newer ones, when those arrive. And that is a common thing in the hosting business, either EC2 or not.
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11y ago
Just how custom is the E5-2676 v3 processor? I see this paticular model is not in the Intel's list of models [1] nor in the Wikipedia [2]. I suspect that, as the model number suggests, it is virtually identical to E5-2670 v3 [3] and 10
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11y ago
What are user gestures?
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Who is using Onyx?
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I was expecting an OS X-toting, keyboard-wielding Surface 3-like iPad Pro instead. Now when Apple squeezed multitasking into a regular one, I am not so sure whether to expect the iPad Pro. Maybe in autumn, with/instead of the supposed
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To be fair "ONE MORE THING!" slot was always for the most important thing of the moment. .
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On a more pragmatic note, how can a person who 'don't know jack shit' figure out what hardware on their system requires non-free blobs for operation? (either in BSD or Linux)
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Not to disagree with you, but if you're just interested in buying from them anyway, there are always reshipping services [1] that those living outside of the USA have to use more often than they would like. [1] google for 'reshipp
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It's 10 and 10, I think.
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So, it's not like Intel is struggling really? I heard news of them laying off a large part of their workforce, while relocating to Hillsboro.
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I knew something like this had to exist. Shouldn't this approach extend to modern hardware? E.g. surely there must be cases where it is effective to use custom FPGA-based hardware fit for the job, rather than (or in addition to) CPU
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What do you mean by 'crowdsourced data from the communities'?
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'Shamil Basayev, Occultist' ...what? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shamil_Basayev That must be the development version with dummy characters.
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Would a pre-assembled corpus of spam be ok for your needs? https://www.google.ru/search?ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8&q=spam+corpus
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Direct link to paper, to save you from clicking http://www.welivesecurity.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/05/Dis...
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I am not convinced that long term space flight will be really interesting, at least before we radically extend our lifespan (you mean interstellar, right?). The space is just too big.
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Wow, Skype must have really cemented its place in public conscience as an instant messaging service. I would think a new service should support video chat before comparing itself to Skype, but no. (I am actually seeking an open-source alter
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Looks like most home router manufacturers are mindlessly plugging modules from various vendors to their devices' firmware, to add features. Are there manufacturers or product lines that are safe(r) from such approach? Are alternative f
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Looks like 3D is going to be 'the next big thing' in DRAM, one way or the other. We are going to have AMD HBM [1], NVIDIA stacked DRAM [2] and Hybrid Memory Cube [3]. But why do we need all three, when the latter is supposed to be
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I can't believe they actually believe in the 'device that pays for itself' type of scenarios. Are they that stupid or outright lying?
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It looks like that's what F16C instruction set was made for http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/F16C
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Is there any information on the international availability of the new MacBook? It's been over a month since the US release, and Apple continues to ignore the existence of other countries.
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I specifically checked to see that these are not Fiat's (at least the headlights are distinctively different)
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I recognize a Soviet car: http://www.mapillary.com/map/im/-74CU7C3XYKmnkAtpVwiQA and http://mapillary.com/map/im/StWpR2MuX2z3Xhd1LWd9QQ , that's a 1979+ ВАЗ-2105 https://r
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11y ago
Doesn't Allwinner board require blobs to boot?
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Does Wordpress release security update for those who stick to older versions?
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