molmalo

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by molmalo 14y ago
Can someone explain me this, please: -Break on subtree modifications - delete me Thanks!
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by molmalo 14y ago
If you have a useless paper, and you sell it to someone else, it's still a useless paper... They are more of an inconvenience, and if they have deep pockets (like in this case), they can keep trying to fight legal battles, over and over for
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by molmalo 14y ago
As sethg pointed out, there's a difference between privete companies and sovereign countries. When you lend money to a company and that company can't pay you back, bankruptcy law gets in the game. But when you lend money to a state, you kno
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by molmalo 14y ago
No problem, glad to be of help. Most of them are from Spanish origin, "familias patricias" - "patrician families" that were here and were somewhat powerful at the time when we were still a colony, our independence in 1816 or in the followin
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by molmalo 14y ago
Not exactly, it's long, but here I go... Malvinas/Falklands has always been a national claim, that has been brought to every possible international forum, for decades before the war in 1982, and of course, also after the war... So, that's n
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by molmalo 14y ago
No, they bought defaulted bonds for cents, and then try to get paid full price. But of course its highly doubtful it will ever happen, and this only makes them bad press, cuz its also doubtful that they can get away with this. Ps: sorry fo
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by molmalo 14y ago
A vulture fund doing its things. ARA Libertad is a school vessel and is used for diplomacy. I doubt they can do something useful with this
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by molmalo 14y ago
According to this [1], they made € 1 Billion in 2010. You could search for updated info though. Considering that Nokia paid $ 8.1 billion for Navteq, they really need to make money with that. A few years ago, Google used licensed data from
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by molmalo 14y ago
Funny thing, in the last story, while it says Brazil, the background is from Women's Bridge (Puente de la Mujer) in Buenos Aires, Argentina. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Puente_de_la_Mujer
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by molmalo 14y ago
If this is true and it releases on October 17, just a few days before Windows 8 and Windows RT tablets hit the market on 10/26, some manufacturers might have just a week to adjust prices to react. I don't expect them to do it anyway, but it
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by molmalo 14y ago
That quote came to my mind, while I was writing my comment, and I think it's magnificent. I love it, because it basically tells you: Don't lay there just dreaming about the future, go out and build the future!
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by molmalo 14y ago
I think that an important distinction has to be made about this kind of people. Unlike many journalists, and 'futurists' out there, trying to predict what the future will be like, people like Jobs and Gates[1] do not make bold predictions,
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by molmalo 14y ago
More info here: http://www.wired.com/playbook/2012/10/red-bull-stratos-3 And some more info about the balloons he's using: The World’s Wildest Skydive Requires the World’s Biggest Balloon: http://www.wired.com/playbook/2012/10/red-bull-
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Extreme Skydiver Plans 23-Mile Plunge To Break Sound Barrier on October 8, 2012(slate.com)
3 points by molmalo 14y ago|2 comments
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by molmalo 14y ago
Same here from Argentina. It worked when I fist tried it out a few days ago, but it just redirects to bing.com now...
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by molmalo 14y ago
I included Apple's comment, which seemed to be out of context to you, because it was not on the top-10 list, but it was the next paragraph in the linked article, and seemed to be interesting so you could have a view of the mayor tech player
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by molmalo 14y ago
I think this is not correct. Microsoft spends a lot in R&D. According to this [1] (as of d 3/21/2012): The top 10 companies and the amount they spend on R&D (in billions) in the past 12 months were, according to S&P Capi
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by molmalo 14y ago
Following this line of funny ideas, I'm betting that some followers of the Hollow Earth Theory[1] must be thinking: "bah, more money spent to perpetuate the fiasco, why don't they just enter through the poles?" And yes, there are still qu
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by molmalo 14y ago
Also, compared to Android's app, it's also important to emphasize the ability to download map areas [1]. That way, you can download to your phone's cache the areas you will visit later, using a WiFi connection, so you can use the app withou
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Windows Phone 8 release date and latest details(techradar.com)
3 points by molmalo 14y ago|0 comments
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How a British-made speedboat has become a weapon in Iran's standoff with the US(telegraph.co.uk)
6 points by molmalo 14y ago|0 comments
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by molmalo 14y ago
Yes, in the [Falklands/Malvinas] war, it was demostrated that direct combat between battleships is obsolete. But in Millennium Challenge 2002, it was demonstrated that a large attack with small boats and smart tactics, can still be deadly.
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Intel CEO says Windows 8 is not ready(news.cnet.com)
15 points by molmalo 14y ago|18 comments
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by molmalo 14y ago
In the link provided by sbierwagen, it states: http://diveintohtml5.info/past.html “HTTP2” is a reference to Basic HTTP as defined in 1992. At this point, in early 1993, it was still largely unimplemented. The draft known as “HTTP2” evol
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by molmalo 14y ago
Jim Davis: 1) why have SRC instead of HREF? Marc Andreessen: Because I wanted to avoid overloading HREF -- doesn't really make sense in this context, I don't think. http://1997.webhistory.org/www.lists/www-talk.1993q1/0196.ht... So... th
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Google Chrome Wrench Icon Replaced(omgchrome.com)
2 points by molmalo 14y ago|0 comments
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by molmalo 14y ago
I tested it with my S2 and it works, but I had to put the files in a local web server because for some reason, the malicious code didn't work from jsfiddle.net So I did the following: 1- I tested the link provided by kristofferR (http:/
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by molmalo 14y ago
I have an S2, And I'm reading this from it. I was like "woow", then clicked the link that says "the code" instinctively and a sec later realized the stupid thing I just did (not smart reading that code from a vulnerable device). luckily,
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by molmalo 14y ago
Recaptcha does not work for this, because it needs to give a fast response to the user. Recaptcha is useful for batch processes and to generate data that refines their statistical models, but not for real-time OCR.
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by molmalo 14y ago
I tried Meny in my phone, using both: Dolphin and Chrome. I had problems with both. In Dolphin, sliding from the left edge makes the Bookmarks menu appear, and with Chrome that gesture makes it switch to the previous tab.

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