molmalo

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   Argentina to take Snowden's Case to UN Security Council(translate.google.com.ar)

   3 points by molmalo 13y ago|0 comments
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   by molmalo 13y ago

   The picture in the article fits perfectly, not only because of Neo stopping time, but because, more importantly, at least to me, this looks like if the Universe has its own Garbage Collector. Which could mean that we are living a simulated
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   Yahoo shutting down AltaVista and other services(yahoo.tumblr.com)

   89 points by molmalo 13y ago|59 comments
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   Google backtracks on plan to pull paid Android apps in Argentina(theverge.com)

   1 points by molmalo 13y ago|0 comments
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   by molmalo 13y ago

   I think that's not a valid analogy. First, the last time I checked, Apple is still a niche player in the global computer market. Their current success is not because of their position in the computer market, but because of their curren
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   by molmalo 13y ago

   Replace Brazil with Argentina, and everything you two have said would still be correct. As a country, we are much more alike than we like to acknowledge.
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   by molmalo 13y ago

   who were US citizens It doesn't matter if they were us citizens or not. Take for example the Tuskegee syphilis experiment [1]. I don't know if you wrote that in order to make those experiments look even worse, but it shouldn&#
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   by molmalo 13y ago

   UPDATE: https://support.google.com/googleplay/android-developer/answ... > "Due to ongoing challenges making payments to Argentine developers, we will no longer be able to pay Google Play developers based in Argentina." ... > "We
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   by molmalo 13y ago

   Exactly, they left those countries out too. We'll have to wait until Google tells us why, if they ever do it.
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    by molmalo 13y ago

    Please, stop jumping to conclusions. This doesn't seem to be because of the Argentine government, as Chile has also been removed from Google Play. (Spanish) http://faqsandroid.com/google-retira-a-chile-y-mas-paises-de... (English) http:/
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    by molmalo 13y ago

    USA consumes too many resources from the world. Something between 24 and 30 percent, depending on the category, while making up only 5 percent of the world's population. As other countries want to raise their share, and the USA wants to kee
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    How salty is that seawater? Ask the Aquarius satellite(arstechnica.com)

    2 points by molmalo 14y ago|0 comments
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    by molmalo 14y ago

    Here's the trick for me, using a Galaxy S2, with Android 4.1.2 (JB, but it worked with ICS) It works with Dolphin and the Stock browser. 1-Open the stock browser 2-Go to Settings->Advanced 3-Check Auto-fit pages Now, using the stock bro
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    by molmalo 14y ago

    Wow, Data Caps in you home connection?, You should really fight against that..
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    by molmalo 14y ago

    I don't know. Maybe Google or GeoEye, by request of the Chinese government. Google has accepted before to censor some places by request of governments around the world. From wikipedia: "Censorship of maps is also applied by Google maps, whe
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    by molmalo 14y ago

    There are a lot of spots that seems to be "censored" in Taklamakan Desert, to the East. Some of the spots are located at: 38.922210, 83.813098 http://goo.gl/maps/3RSmB 38.973006, 83.905259 http://goo.gl/maps/Wlyfo 38.987518, 83.84858 h
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    by molmalo 14y ago

    I still use Ctrl+Insert, Shift+Insert =)
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    by molmalo 14y ago

    They have cross licencing with Microsoft, that's why you won't see them suing the folks at Redmond.
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    by molmalo 14y ago

    Screen: 1366x768 vs 1920x1080 Storage: max 64GB vs max 128GB Different storage, different screen, different architecture, different battery life, different capabilities (run x86 vs Metro-only), and yet you fail to see that they are very d
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    by molmalo 14y ago

    > The issue is that Microsoft is selling the same device with two different operating systems. Not exactly, both devices may look similar, and be called Surface, but they are two different devices, with very different hardware. That p
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    Microsoft Surface starting at $499(reviews.cnet.com)

    1 points by molmalo 14y ago|0 comments
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    by molmalo 14y ago

    :) Sorry man that I couldn't deliver, I was just too excited watching, lol :P And then, when I had it almost done, they were about to start, and then, they removed the lat/lon info on the page.
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    by molmalo 14y ago

    Sorry, I just relaxed and just watched the live stream :), I'll see if I can do it before the jump.
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    by molmalo 14y ago

    People, I've just made this little hack to show the location in a map: Go to http://www.redbullstratos.com/live/ and open the console to run: $("body").append('<script src="http://www.openlayers.org/api/OpenLayers.js"><
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    by molmalo 14y ago

    IS someone else having trouble with youtube, showing "static" ? (can't connect to live stream)
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    by molmalo 14y ago

    Thanks for this link, it's great!
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    by molmalo 14y ago

    Aborted for today, due to too much wind.
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    by molmalo 14y ago

    Thanks!, Your comment made me google Hammer-Brown, and now I want to read that book :)
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    by molmalo 14y ago

    The main problem is that the galactic plane is not really a plane :) Suppose your star is located exactly in the plane, and its axis is orthogonal to the galactic plane. Then, defining "up" and "down" as the opposing directions in that star
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    by molmalo 14y ago

    Ok, I understood this, 1- Right click on the element 2- Select "Break On..." 3- For this example, check "Node Removal" 4- Click 'delete me' :) 5- Use the call stack to see where the removal comes from. Useful link: Google IO session about