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nateguchi
11y ago
Who makes these lists?!
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11y ago
The chemist received a medal from the Royal Society and was made a baronet; he even “designed his own coat of arms, showing the safety lamp encircled with a Latin motto which announced: ‘I Built The Light Which Brings Safety.’” Excellent!
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11y ago
Though, not as pricey as the networks at conference centres - and a one off cost too. A box like she has would set you back around £200 ( http://www.3grouterstore.co.uk/3G/Proroute-GEM420-M2M-4G-Rou... )
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11y ago
It looks like the teacher is annoyed that the student is sharing his work, as opposed to the fact he's asking for help.
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Jailbreak brings 3D touch to older iPhones
(theverge.com)
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11y ago
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Long Live Coffeescript and Long Live ES6
(benjiegillam.com)
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11y ago
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11y ago
A few people did this back in the days of flash [1] [1] http://blog.soulwire.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2010/02/glitch... (more info: http://blog.soulwire.co.uk/laboratory/flash/a
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11y ago
Is it old fashioned to try and keep your customers happy?
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11y ago
I guess the BBC would notice this pretty fast - they have a microphone live broadcasting the bells for the beginning of the radio news
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Marijuana residue found in 400 year old pipes belonging to William Shakespeare
(independent.co.uk)
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11y ago
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If PHP Were British
(addedbytes.com)
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11y ago
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11y ago
I'm still waiting for receipts to go
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Ask HN: Pointless Pentesting S3?
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11y ago
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12y ago
I'm sure a lot of companies have backup plans in place, for instance, Bitbucket repo clones or an internal copy
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12y ago
They appear to be zone servers only
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12y ago
Well, just glancing at Volvo's website, their V40 car has Imminent impact braking, pedestrian collision avoidance, active cruise control (same as distronic plus), lane keeping assistance and blind spot assist. Additionally they have au
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12y ago
It's my understanding that Lidar is a lot more sensitive to bad weather
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12y ago
There's quite a few manufacturers that have this technology other than Mercedes
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Arduino and circuit simulator online
(123d.circuits.io)
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12y ago
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12y ago
They phased out that partnership with orange a couple of years back, now it's 3G or nothing
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12y ago
Phasing out 2G isn't such a bad idea... Three in the UK have already done this with their 3G / 4G only network.
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12y ago
I think windows vista introduced encryption on NTFS volumes
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CSS Layout Engine Implemented in JavaScript
(github.com)
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12y ago
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12y ago
It's a shame Blackberry's new OS didn't take off...
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12y ago
I can't let you know the URL, but http://medfirstalert.com/ is one of the other seemingly okay domains on this IP
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12y ago
It seems that for the three people I have contacted, they have no recollection of being opted in to this adult blocking service
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12y ago
He's worried that other Sky broadband customers cannot access his site.
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12y ago
We had to find some more people on the same ISP to find it was SKY that was the problem
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12y ago
I'm guessing that there is actually Adult content on this IP, but also 100s of other websites.
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Ask HN: What to do when CloudFlare is on an Adult block list
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12y ago
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