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15y ago
I gave up on DDG. The !bang syntax fails, for me, in a pretty annoying way. "!django modles" sends you off to django's search page (as it should), but now I'm trapped in an inferior search engine. searching for just "django modles" retur
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15y ago
Ah yes, those pesky weekends getting in the way of someone spoon feeding you an education. Instead of lazily spouting nonsense about outdated teaching methods failing in the US how about you expend your own energy figured out why nations ou
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15y ago
So do you have any example of an education system that performs better than the US that doesn't also have: * compulsory attendance * specific training for teachers * national testing for all students * curriculum set for e
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15y ago
What outdated model would that be? And what different models are more successful countries utilizing?
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15y ago
Print magazines date their online articles to match the print issue.
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15y ago
> Why is the offensive part the only part that matters? How do you think the other women now feel? The ones who didn't get a generous helping of compliments? Women in that professional setting also have to consider if they fall in th
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15y ago
Technically, I could still buy 16oz of gold and have a pound... So I officially declare all my metaphorical gold is measured in international avoirdupois ounces. Which I learned about thanks to Wiki University. Thanks.
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15y ago
If you buy 16 ounces of gold then you have a pile of metal. 5, 10, 20 or 50 years from now it'll still be a one pound pile of metal. Bonds essentially offer the same deal, only you trade a pile of money now for a slightly larger pile of m
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15y ago
Images can't really be compressed while emails easily can. That Even if you reached 8GB of text that isn't how much storage you're taking up on their servers.
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15y ago
> See S&M for extreme examples of people who most definitely keep pushing the power relationship boundaries ntil the other person says "no" If only the BDSM community had some sort of system where rules and boundaries were laid out
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>Well, compared to BSG I guess there's no on-camera rape scenes While it's no Clockwork Orange Star Trek had rape scenes like this one: http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v... Plenty disturbing. Then you have
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But just about every woman I know would be turned off by a guy that asked permission to kiss, to touch, and...well you get the idea. Surely that's what these fine gentlemen believed all the way through booking. Guess they were wrong. If
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15y ago
If this story continues to get coverage revel in comments you will see such as "But when did she say No?" And "How were they supposed to know if she never told them to stop?" When a woman has to say "No" or "Stop" you already crossed a line
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15y ago
IP(v4) addresses are going away though! No one but the network staff will notice. Semantically, choosing "obsolete" might have been incorrect, but I think the point stands. IP address and phone numbers don't matter anymore to the end user
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15y ago
The title explicitly says "accounts".
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15y ago
>Google closing AdSense accounts with no explanation Well, the original headline here seems to be a fear-mongering fabrication unrelated to the article. One account was closed and the guy can't figure out why. In fact, this isn't even
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15y ago
Are you taking issue with a company posting an apology on their own website? I'm not sure how that qualifies as micro-managing.
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First, it's not my job to educate you. Go look it up yourself if you feel like commenting on it. The fact the original poster fabricated his post out of naked overconfident ignorance is more than enough to warrant a snide reply. His post
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> I see this largely as a failure of education. You see this issue in many areas and much earlier on like teaching mathematics. In schools there tends to be one method used and that method doesn't suit everybody. Good thing professiona
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15y ago
That's what I get for ranting prior to having my tea. I do miss me my Stargate Atlantis.
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Wish I could say I did that on purpose. Thanks.
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15y ago
Well the comments here terribly disappoint me. Clearly the photographer wants to be paid as a professional, just like anyone else here. The author should not have included any monetary figure in the article as doing so brings down the wrat
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15y ago
Fusion Garage and Arrigton had partnered at one point to produce a tablet. Later Fusion Garage struck off on their own to build a tablet, barely sold any units (~90), got sued by Arrington, and now seem to have gone bankrupt. I had to use
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>To me, it's obvious that the author has entered the comparison with a very strong git bias, so it is only naturally that git won eventually. Was it obvious because he specifically notes it in the intro to the article? Note: I’m a long
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15y ago
The wiki article on GPS encryption seems to say that stealing the key for one satellite is possible (720 gigabytes), but the master key at 26 terabytes seems slightly harder to sneak out in an email or USB key. Of course I'm a wiki expert
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>Actually spoofing GPS - which would involve masking the actual GPS signal and producing the precise nanosecond differentials from a simulated fleet of satellites needed to give a false location, seems highly unbelievable. Literally the
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15y ago
Is the "red key" real or mythical?
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All these complex and sophisticated attacks seem like too much work. It looks like the author either omits a step from the attack where the SecurID compromise allowed someone access to flight control systems or that RSA has a master key/met
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15y ago
Sure, check wikipedia on medical tourism. An order of magnitude more people leave the US than enter to seek medical treatment. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Medical_tourism#United_States My point in finding one was that sensational storie
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15y ago
Events and calendaring integration! Id be sending g+ invites for upcoming events and as a side effect reminding people about their g+ accounts. Instead i have to use facebook.
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