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15y ago
That quote sounds deep, but it reduces almost exactly to: "Almost everything is possible." More precisely: "If a distinguished but elderly scientist passes judgement on in idea, it is probably possible. Only ideas whose possibility are not
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Accenture is more known for bungling giant contracts and sucking money out of nearly-bankrupt organizations.
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16y ago
There is no more research or fact-checking implied by a blog than by a series of tweets. There is only longer writing.
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Previous discussions: http://searchyc.com/submissions/skype+5?sort=by_date
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16y ago
http://www.linkedin.com/pub/jennifer-boden/1/86/ba6 Unless Amazon has managers named Jen Boden, Jen Boden is a Business and HR director, not IT director.
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16y ago
EMR is a mess too. The Amazon-blessed Pig is almost a year and 2 major releases behind, and the official EMR documentation seems to describe a version of EMR that doesn't even exist. "Elastic" is AWS's claim to fame, but I am not seeing it.
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If it is so much work for Microsoft to support IE9 on XP, they should make it and offer it for sale. Since XP is so important, and IE9 is so important, people will surely pay for a browser upgrade, right? What's the market price for a moder
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No, parent poster did not mean to provide more free advertisting.
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37628 is a permutation of 32768, which is (1 << 15) as a 16-bit unsigned integer, which is -32768 (minimum possible value) of a signed 16-bit integer in "2's complement" notation.
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Why do you believe that components are home made? They are only home-designed. Nearly all of the iPhone is built and assembled outside of Apple and outside of the US. The (non-standard parts of the) hardware are "designed by Apple in Califo
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Are you sure you know where the local restaurant's food comes from? It's most likely from SYSCO: http://www.sysco.com/products/productpage_search.asp?product... Not every local restaurant sources local organic farm-to-plate food.
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#2 If you don't want to wait for Google: http://www.customizegoogle.com/
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What's wrong with about.com? I generally find about.com has high-quality content giving an overview of a topic, much more in-depth than mahalo or eHow.
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The top businessmen in China all carry Pracla purses.
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The Server Tipping Point *Not actually a generator or randomized collection, but a list of prepared images cycled in order until the site fails under load from Hacker New and other visitors
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The way I read it, the two facts are redundant, they mean that virtually everybody with credit card debt carries a balance from month to month. That's tautologically true. I would guess that more than 1/3 of Americans have a credit. ca
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An untrusted application is handled in running it as a dedicated user, like 'httpd' or 'nobody'.
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https://secure.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/wiki/V_for_Vendett... """ V for Vendetta is a ten-issue Graphic-Novel series written by Alan Moore and illustrated mostly by David Lloyd, set in a dystopian future United Kingdom imagined from the
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Heavier object do fall faster than lighter ones, near the surface of the Earth, due to air resistance.