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by netrus 13y ago
So an American in Singapore or South Africa does not have high roaming costs? I'm not sure that's true. They have established maximum prices, not minimum.
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by netrus 13y ago
Not sure about that, it has not happened after the last few price-limitations that were issued in recent years. If mobile internet is 50-100x more expensive beyond national borders I will simply not use it, it's a lose-lose deal (that
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by netrus 13y ago
This has huge psychological implications, similar to not carrying a passport while crossing borders and paying with the same coins everywhere: All these measures help to get the feeling that Europe is indeed one place, one community. Weeke
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by netrus 13y ago
So is abacuses.
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by netrus 13y ago
IP addresses that access accounts might be of interest.
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by netrus 13y ago
Do you know Sweden? I cannot believe that to be true. We are not talking about Iraq or GB, but a strong European democracy, with no extraordinary ties to the US. Sure, the victims might be lying. But I would trust a Swedish court to decide
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by netrus 13y ago
Such a system would obviously be a huge privacy problem, as it would provide movement profiles of every car using a highway. So, not the best alternative spending compared to phone surveillance.
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by netrus 13y ago
Have a look at Wikipedia: "Most possessors of child pornography who are arrested are found to possess images of prepubescent children; possessors of pornographic images of post-pubescent minors are less likely to be prosecuted, even though
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by netrus 13y ago
The CP topic is not about teenagers, but about children less than 10 years (you might easily find a 18+ photo model that looks like 14 if that's your thing). Last time I checked, sexting was not a big issue around kindergartens...
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by netrus 13y ago
I feel that BUYING child porn should be illegal, as it incentivises child porn production. No matter if you pay with money or by exchanging other child porn. By that rules, most people who possess child porn act illegally.
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by netrus 13y ago
I feel this is horribly close to some big data magic.
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by netrus 13y ago
But keep in mind that I will occupy some space at the supercharger 4-5 times longer than with a regular gas station.
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by netrus 13y ago
You just have to know when to slow down. The recruiter will recognize the pattern, and might fear you will leave at the first best opportunity. I always felt that 3-4 years with each employer is the most promising strategy (European job mar
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by netrus 13y ago
Die Grenzen meiner Sprache bedeuten die Grenzen meiner Welt.
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by netrus 13y ago
Are you sure? I have about one accident per year when using my bike a lot in an urban area (20km/d). Only luck prevented me from landing on my head - if I had, I am pretty sure the helm would have been pretty helpful. Plus, a good helm is a
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by netrus 13y ago
By just looking at it briefly, I found a typo "effiecent" and a double space (I think), "managing contract". Don't start by introducing yourself as a blackhat. Make the experience part way more detailed, as this is your strongest asset. Th
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by netrus 13y ago
But you dont have to sell it in your bookstore. Facebook is not a country, but a private company.
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Google+ for Android 42(googleplusproject.blogspot.de)
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by netrus 13y ago
> I don't know what actual article you are referring to, other than the one at the link posted. I do: http://www.economist.com/news/briefing/21577373-india-will-s...
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by netrus 13y ago
Link does not load CSS for me, but this does: http://www.amazon.com/Intelligence-Jeff-Hawkins/dp/B000GQLCV...
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by netrus 13y ago
Wow, never thought about that in the Google Car context. To be fair, I dislike driving in heavy rain myself, and most people drive much slower in such conditions. Still, that might be more of an issue in rainy Hamburg compared to the Bay Ar
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by netrus 13y ago
What's wrong with Myers-Briggs? One shouldn't spend too many thoughts about it, but I find the test results to be quite stable and fitting for me and many peers. Combine that with the idea that diversity is good, and that there is no right
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by netrus 13y ago
Guess it's because the camera has to be super-tiny.
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by netrus 14y ago
Well, all the power stored in your beef-battery was charged with plants ... There is some upper limit for the energy efficiency of meat, and it is below that of vegetables.
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by netrus 14y ago
Site is down, YT mirror: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8j36Erxd5rc
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by netrus 14y ago
Public Transport was just a city map for me?
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by netrus 14y ago
Yeah, but cancer is not infectious. People will always develop cancer, but we could potentially get to a point where nobody has HIV anymore, if we can prevent the virus from spreading.
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by netrus 14y ago
(Disclaimer: I have no idea about Google's code base) Why don't they opensource Google reader? Sure someone could build a small nice business out of hosting it. It's no loss for them, and gathers lots of goodwill in the nerd community.
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by netrus 14y ago
And why did they get great marks from the press? They should have noticed, if it really affects the gameplay (I haven't played it).
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by netrus 14y ago
I think the most interesting point about this story is the existence of "ghost employees" per se. One has to think of remote Yahoo workers ;). The fraud involved biometrics, but I think it is a non-issue. Of course you can trick every syste

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