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by ohwp 13y ago
The prison industry is what's wrong in the US. Most countries like to keep prisons empty, in the US some prisons like to keep all cells occupied. Keeping prisons empty means that you educate prisoners about what they did wrong and how
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Jolla’s Sailfish OS Now Android Compatible(techcrunch.com)
2 points by ohwp 13y ago|0 comments
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by ohwp 13y ago
Yes. He should just use the 'train button' to mark the current position and interpolate to the 'trained positions' on run. I think this is how the Baxter robot works: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gXOkWu
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by ohwp 13y ago
The MD5 passwords are not the issue here. The main issue is that the hacker logged in with the admin credentials. Ofcourse the passwords should be encrypted but what about all the other data? So the question is: should we store all data enc
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by ohwp 13y ago
No, but printers can print their clone ;)
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by ohwp 13y ago
I don't think this will sell. You can use a cheap printer to print wax in a better resolution. And this printer also needs post processing just as the lost wax method.
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by ohwp 13y ago
Benchmarking is very hard because even the same language could show different results. For example: for($i = 0; $i < count($list); $i++) vs $count = count($list); for($i = 0; $i < $count; $i++) Most of the time benchma
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by ohwp 13y ago
I got Ghostery installed, the page loads and then suddenly the text of the article is removed. I know I know, I just shouldn't use Ghostery but I like to have a little privacy online. Sorry I won't return to your site again...
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by ohwp 13y ago
"Not on Hackernews" Well last week there was a this post: http://blogs.msdn.com/b/ashleyf/archive/2013/09/21/chuck-moo... about a 144-core, ultra low-power chip. So important stuff
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by ohwp 13y ago
I don't think the cheap 3D printers took away market share from leading companies, just expanded the market because now 3D printing is affordable. As far as I know only the Ultimaker has the print speed/quality that comes close to
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by ohwp 13y ago
Note that some browser do use the <meta charset="UTF-8"> even if the content-type header already sent the charset. Another thing to add: always open a database connection in the charset of choice. And if you are a PHP user (
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by ohwp 13y ago
Today I saw this movie: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FUa7oBsSDk8#t=130 (via http://www.thisiscolossal.com/ ) Could this be the first computer / robot?
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Pierre Jaquet-Droz (1721–1790)(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by ohwp 13y ago|1 comments
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by ohwp 13y ago
I think it's strange that Git seems more popular. Mercurial is a great tool. Also check TortoiseHg. Edit: I didn't want to start a flamewar. I'm just wondering why Git seems more popular because I think both tools are very go
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by ohwp 13y ago
True, but rumors are that they were testing Android on the Lumia series. But ofcourse rumors are just that: rumors ;)
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by ohwp 13y ago
Well if it worked that way someone already would have done that wouldn't they? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Goodwill_(accounting)
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by ohwp 13y ago
Could work but I think they should remember this isn't an OS thing but an app thing. BlackBerry and Nokia are still producing very good phones. But they failed to jump the app train. Blackberry may survive since the new OS supports And
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by ohwp 13y ago
"why do some passwords have a salt(?) and some don't?" I'm not sure if this is the case, but sometimes this has to do with 'backwards compatibility'. I've seen databases where some passwords where MD5, s
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by ohwp 13y ago
Whoops. You are the first to notice ;)
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by ohwp 13y ago
"It's interesting and all" Well it's just that. Apple is promoting their size/weight ratio so I just wanted to know there progress. Nothing more nothing less ;)
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by ohwp 13y ago
I liked to know more about the weight per size, so here a small list: iPad : 680 g / 6186 cm3 = 0.1099 g / cm3 iPad 2 : 601 g / 3944 cm3 = 0.1523 g / cm3 iPad Air: 469 g / 3060 cm3 = 0.1532 g / cm3
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by ohwp 13y ago
Yes there is. There are 'certified' resellers.
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by ohwp 13y ago
What amazes me even more is that almost all of those people are screaming an shouting and are entering the ID the next day and forget about it.
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by ohwp 13y ago
Yes I've seen the video's (a year ago). That's why I wonder why they didn't built a house already. They have the knowledge and tech. Some speculation: maybe it's very hard to print concrete out in the open with all
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by ohwp 13y ago
The 3d visuals of this printer have been on the internet for more than a year but there are still no pictures and movies of a working version. Concrete printing is not new so I wonder what is keeping them from building the printer over a ye
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by ohwp 13y ago
Wow, I was surprised by the content of the website. I think this is how a website should be. First they are talking about the problem and then they present the solution. I also like the words that are marked bold. This is how interaction de
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by ohwp 13y ago
This is also why you shouldn't interrupt yourself ;) Turn off your e-mail client, phone, messages, internet connection, HN.
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by ohwp 13y ago
I've seen 'code reviews' that were in fact functionality checks. So it's more like a 'check if this code works'. And I can tell you: a web form capable of SQL-injections is still 'working code'. So it
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by ohwp 13y ago
I'm happy mail bombs don't rely on 'the exothermic reaction of an explosive material'. There are more meanings to a word 'bomb' than Wikipedia tells you. Besides, Wikipedia is edited by volunteers. So until an
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by ohwp 13y ago
I'm not sure why you are being sarcastic. The article is just about the Mac Pro price. Conclusion: it's a fair price.

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