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Recent versions of Firefox have a much improved Browser Console (formerly known as the Error Console, and before that known as the JavaScript Console). It's like a browser-wide version of the per-page Web Console that showed up about a
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I was able to use Command-key shortcuts in MacPaint. (Firefox 21 on Linux). On a PC keyboard, Alt maps to Command and Control maps to Option.
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Not only is cold seawater usable for cooling, but the article mentions the feasibility of using the sea for power generation.
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That sounds like the game "Endgame:Singularity": http://www.emhsoft.com/singularity/
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And source code for the scanner driver and CUPS-FAX wrapper.
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They're really easy to add, expand, replace. Google's been using them for many years. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Modular_data_center http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Google_Modular_Data_cen
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> Based on your search query, we think you are trying to find a specific brand. This box provides information about that brand. The brand owner is sponsoring this collection of content, some of which would appear even without this sponso
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What about virtualization? Previously, one would only be allowed virtualize OS X if they purchased a copy (you can't virtualize the copy that came with the computer). Since it sounds like that's no longer an option, do I get virtu
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Not everybody missed out -- I may not have done 40 floppies of WordPerfect, but I did install my first Debian (3.0 Woody) from a boot floppy, a root floppy, 4 driver floppies, and 20 base system floppies. http://www.debian.org&#x
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I had an SSD replacement in July. Once they got the part in stock, it took about 20 minutes+reimaging time (Saturday at noon). Ordering the part took about two days (it actually arrived the next day, but only 10 minutes before closing).
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Have you tried Toshiba hard disks? I replaced my laptop hard disk several years ago with a Toshiba that was fast, quiet, inexpensive, and reliable. More recently, after my network-storage USB Western Digital issued an error once or twice, I
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CGPGrey did a pretty interesting video a while back that explains the difference: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LrObZ_HZZUc
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The icon for VI (US Virgin Islands) shows only one of the three islands (St. Thomas). St. John is incorrectly included with VG (British Virgin Islands), and St. Croix appears to be missing entirely. For a better diagram, see, for example, t
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> I cringe every time I have to interact with a Python GUI application. How are Python GUI applications worse than C GUI applications?
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Most of the discussion on Perl Poetry in the Camel Book is by way of inclusion of this Usenet post: https://groups.google.com/d/msg/news.groups/qSO-Q0rxg_E/RrRn...
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I still have it, at least on my laptop where I use classic maps.
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And all we need to get that massive+long tail inventory is for Overdrive (the ebook system used by public libraries) to offer "inter-library loan".
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It isn't great. But many libraries have rolled out a new version of Overdrive that's noticably better (even if it's the same implemention, it's at least less confusing). For example, NYPL New York doesn't have it ye
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I would really like to have a dotfile strategy. But I have another goal beyond synchronization: I would like to be able to organize my dotfiles in a modular fashion. For example, I would like to construct my bashrc using something like run-
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Amazon also has one in their app store. It runs on EC2. For example, (picking a random paid app) http://www.amazon.com/dp/B007VUCAVO
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But that's when using the Nokia, Opera, or Amazon browser. If you're worried about Nokia, Opera, and Amazon facilitating MITM attacks, they could also just program the browser with a secret NSA certificate authority.
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Brilliant: I put in a question and it returned "405 Not Allowed".
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That's nice. But I click on one (Wavii) and find that it has been discontinued due to acquisition by Google.
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SSL keeps your data (relatively) safe from Sweden, though. And Denmark, too, as my traceroutes seem to show.
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Many of those examples also make sense when you consider what you're actually asking for. For example, Arrays have no + operator. So []+[] requires that [] be converted to a string first. The string representation of [] is ""