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You can drag the "source code" text to scroll it.
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due their perceived Arianism by Germany As opposed to Denmark and Norway? It's more likely that the Germans got what they wanted anyway (Sweden sold Germany a lot of steel) and didn't have resources to occupy Sweden just for the
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13y ago
A wrist-variant of Glass is more likely, though.
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Have a varied diet and be somewhat physically active regularly?
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13y ago
I've got these ones: - MacBook Pro - iMac at work running OSX - iMac at work running Win7 - iMac at home - Mac Mini at home as a server - Mac Mini at work as a server Soon we'll have another laptop...
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The first such optical Thunderbolt cable was introduced by Sumitomo Electric Industries in January 2013.[30] It is available in lengths of 10 metres (33 ft), 20 metres (66 ft), and 30 metres (98 ft). However, these cable only retail almost
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13y ago
There's only one question in science: "How?"
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13y ago
I had problems with Save As in Photoshop CS6 in early betas, but it's been fine for a while now.
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Same here. Really impressive.
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They didn't write the code Apple is using, which is what the article is about?
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When in "Now listening to" view, tap album art. Song/album text below is switched to rating. Tap rating you want.
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13y ago
As does OSX. Probably Windows too? There has to be a registry setting to tweak, somewhere.
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On iOS it still uses multi-association wifi for the actual sharing, but it uses Bluetooth LE for the discovery. That allows it to be active at all times, which is very important given that on iOS most of the time AirDrop will be initiated
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13y ago
In the chip+PIN case the card company pays, IIRC. If it's a signature purchase the merchant gets no money.
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That actually sounds just like the third world to me :P
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I would be more worried about the amount of medicine residues in the meat than the stuff that's actually "supposed" to be there :P
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I think the free personal certs are server-generated, the business ones are generated client-side.
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If they have to install a keylogger, at least they have to specifically target you.
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They're also not allowed to use US-based spam/malware filtering could-style services, since that also means that the emails are sent to places where integrity can't be guaranteed.
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It's widely known and acknowledged that the information gathered this way is used not only by Swedish agencies, but also traded with foreign agencies in exchange for information gathered in whatever way is possible to them. In effect i
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13y ago
Would you mind sharing which printers you've used? I'm looking at alternatives, but so far it looks like I'll have to wait at least one more generation before they get to the "just click print and wait" stage…
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It does make it easier to add support to new platforms, though. If Linux support is just a recompile with a different compiler away (supposing the browser/plugin interface is a simple C API with no GUI), it's more likely to happen.
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... but now it worked.
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I tried again now, still getting the same error.
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13y ago
Doesn't work on the current release of Firefox though. Webkit/Chrome really is turning into the IE of this decade :P
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13y ago
I had this problem with earlier GPGTools, but this one seems ok. I did an install on a machine where I haven't had the old versions and the doctor is happy afterwards.
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Huh. I would think that the only ones benefiting from the current state of affairs are scammers and spammers, strange that the big players haven't gotten together and done something about it.
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Has there been any effort to create a standard subset of HTML that is safe for email? Seems like a problem worth solving once for everybody.
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For reference, in Sweden: * Father gets 10 days of "just had a baby" paid leave, at ~80% of normal pay * 480 days of paid leave. Of these,390 are at ~80% pay, and 90 are at a fixed (low) compensation. * Of the 480 days, 60 are reserved for
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14y ago
I was actually thinking of the placement of the bombs. Putting them on the ground in a crowd means that the people nearest the explosion will act as shields for those further away.
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