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qwerta
12y ago
It is like asking if it would catch SQL injections. Just sanitize your inputs !
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12y ago
You sound like my old boss :-) I used VMs to develop USB drivers with great success. At my university we wrote basic operating system, VESA and SATA drivers were mostly developed using VMWare. And it is possible to connect PCIe devices to
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12y ago
Virtual machines...
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12y ago
You need good set of unit tests if you want to survive managing open-source project.
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12y ago
It is sort of parody for antenna gate. Motorola responded to Jobs that they do integrated antennas for decades and do not have signal issues. Also there was ad campaign: "No Jacket Required." "it's just one of those thin
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12y ago
Cheap 5" chinese phone did not bend or break. Perhaps expand your market a bit...
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12y ago
Can wait for dialog "it is a feature" and response from competitors "our phones do not bend" :-)
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12y ago
My android phone can do just that.... It provides WIFI router, hosts USB hdd...
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12y ago
> This was pretty easy as there is absolutely no captcha system used by that time, on those websites Captcha is not really a problem if you are willing to spend a few cents.
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12y ago
It does not always go as planned. In 2006 boat caused major blackout in Europe, more then 15M people were without electricity. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2006_European_blackout
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12y ago
... tablets just mean less competition. I already observed this effect with laptops. While most people enjoy tiny screens and questionable ergonomics, guys with normal workstations are 5x more productive.
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There was test at czech site diit.cz. SSD survived several overwrites. But after it was left disconnected for several months without power, it lost all data. Apparently SSD needs to repower its cells periodically.
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12y ago
You assume that memory and flash content of phone can not be go cloned.
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12y ago
Back than the average month net salary was $200 and unemployment rate 30%. Stolen things included rain gutters, copper wires inside building walls...
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12y ago
I never heard of replacing queens, beehive always raised new one. But perhaps there are different methods in Europe. I have good story to share: we had 10 beehives at cabin in middle of woods and one of them got stolen! We moved remaining a
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12y ago
I would recommend not to concentrate on quality too much. Just hire corrector to do final polishing. Be being perfectionist one can easily build anxiety and procrastination. I write daily as well. I have personal wiki I use for planning, d
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12y ago
And it probably reduces overall cost. Inmates are calmer, more entertained and need less guards.
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12y ago
Norway is flush with oil money. But it is not THAT expensive. Their prisons are about 6x more expensive compared to US prisons. If US would reduce their prison population to reasonable levels, you would have the same standard easily. Norwa
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12y ago
And that's how its done! Provide alternatives. Do not complain that hairball of bash script works (if nobody modifies it).
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12y ago
Not enough, I would only trust it if I can deploy my own instance and read its source.
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12y ago
Article does not mention capacitive touch screens. Apple basically build its own factories (and subsequently entire industry) to manufacture for iphone 1.
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12y ago
Europe (Czech) already has several limitations, and it works well. It is illegal to cross reference some database and so on. But limitations usually apply only to commercial companies, state agencies have several exceptions. What I really m
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12y ago
I mostly know Czech authors by name. Some are probably not translated to english: Karel Čapek (pre soviet) František_Běhounek (part of Italia north pole expedition) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Franti%C5%A1ek_B%C4%9Bh
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I think he could be best compared to earlier authors such as Karel Čapek (inventor of word robot), I think he would call himself 'futurologist'. Scifi on west was defined by laser-guns and girls in bikini on comic covers. East sci
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I think Lem wrote sci-fi just by coincidence. Soviets would not allow any sort of criticism on serious stuff. But they adored sci-fi and cosmic future of mankind. Lem could write undisturbed on this field. Western sci-fi authors such as Asi
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The Impossible Star
(astrobites.org)
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Other option is to go underground. On continental climate it also saves winter heating costs
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Back in my Windows days I used LItestep. I have not found anything so scriptable even on Linux: http://www.litestep.net
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Just how far away is the Pleiades?
(astrobites.org)
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> This is the land of luxurious perks (think massages, onsite haircuts, and free food) and high starting salaries. Yet another bull*t article. Haircut costs perhaps $10, they give free food in homeless shelter... Luxury perk is paid acc
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