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milliams
13y ago
I doubt it was a bug. The developers will have set either a time limit on each decal or will have a maximum number of decals that can exist in any level.
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13y ago
Then all they have to do is stop the pigeon ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dastardly_and_Muttley_in_Their... ).
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13y ago
The Bug Genie http://www.thebuggenie.com/
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13y ago
If you really want lots of papers to your name, join a large particle physics collaboration. In the four years I've been doing my Ph.D. I've been a named author on over 100 papers.
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milliams
13y ago
It can be both. But I agree with you that the useful stuff should be first and most prominent.
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13y ago
Have you been in contact with the OpenStreetMap guys. There's a thriving London community of mappers who I'm sure would be interested in talking to you. https://twitter.com/OSMlondon is probably the easiest way to
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13y ago
At my University in the UK (Warwick) we have three Physics courses: - BSc: A 3 year taught course with some of the final year devoted to research. - MPhys[1]: A 4 year taught course that is essentially a longer version of the BSc with good
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13y ago
I had look at this history and someone marked the roads as closed some time last night. The bridge itself was later removed by another user. Later still, another user (from Turkey) seems to have completely replaced everything back to normal
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13y ago
Jos Poortvliet wrote about this just the other day http://blog.jospoortvliet.com/2013/05/getting-involved-in-fr...
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> could care less https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=om7O0MFkmpw
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13y ago
Kate and KWrite
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13y ago
OpenStreetMap
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13y ago
> At least this way it is possible to produce a Linux variant that does support these things without having to ask MS for a silverlight port. Instead we'll have to ask Netflix to port their EME to Linux. Not going to happen either.
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13y ago
they're unlikely to even notice if one or two videos (for example, one of the Netflix-produced broadcasts like House of Cards or the forthcoming Arrested Development episodes) are unprotected. It wouldn't make a difference to t
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Bees?!
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I personally find that MapBox's TileMill ( http://mapbox.com/tilemill/ ) is much better. The massive dataset of OpenStreetMap with complete flexibility.
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13y ago
The Big Bang
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13y ago
In PolyVox ( http://www.volumesoffun.com/polyvox-about/ ) we provide RLE as one of the options for compressing volumes. In future versions we will also have deflate-type compression as an option. RLE is very good for 'Minecraft-style' volum
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13y ago
Several years ago I was linked to a thesis (Master's I think) discussing this exact topic. That they're a silent signal to others who might have similar interests to you. Especially obscure ones which look 'normal' to people who don't know
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14y ago
Some of the mentioned problems with the traditional method are partially solved with `pip install requests --user` but I understand that the bigger problem/main reason for virtualenv isn't helped by this. However, I was very surprised that
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milliams
14y ago
For some reason it really annoyed me that he was spelling it "Api" rather than "API".
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milliams
14y ago
I see them in print newspapers and magazines to provide more information or sources.
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14y ago
I don't have the article now (maybe it was Techdirt?) but I read that the government mandated a specific form of encryption for all banking and shopping which was only implemented as an IE6 ActiveX plugin. Ahh, here we go: https://www.tech
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AMS experiment measures antimatter excess in space
(home.web.cern.ch)
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VolDat: A standard format for exchanging volume data
(volumesoffun.com)
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http://blog.qt.digia.com/blog/2013/03/05/qt-for-ios-preview/
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It was built in Assembly though.
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But even in that case, people are using the full-stop '.' rather than the middle dot '·'
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14y ago
http://proxybay.info/ is a good one.
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or Kate
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