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by runarb 13y ago
I am not familiar with the law in The Netherlands, but possession of a nuclear weapon is probably something one would need to clear with the government, regarding the terms on ones lease. The bombs are a part of the "Nuclear sharing&qu
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by runarb 13y ago
At list one need to be two (or three?) to launch a Trident from a submarine. The RAF used to use a simple bicycle lock: http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/7097101.stm That "The Bomb is actually armed by inserting a
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by runarb 13y ago
> Experts told the Telegraaf the bombs are B61 nuclear weapons and up to four > times as powerful as the bombs used on Hiroshima and Nagasaki during World War II. Som expert. The Hiroshima bomb was 16 kilotons and Nagasaki was 21 kilo
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by runarb 13y ago
Thats true. All gun will wear out and fail eventually.
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by runarb 13y ago
It would be bad karma to accept a $1 billion offer from Yahoo. Previously Yahoo have made tree $1 billion offers, one to each of eBay, Google and Facebook. All where turned down, and for all it turned out to be the right ting to do[0]. 0:
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by runarb 13y ago
> The real question is, why on earth would they use non-ECC memory on their database server. Perhaps because the database server is a cloud server from someone like Amazon, Mediatemple or Linode where you have no control on the underlyi
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by runarb 13y ago
Sounds uber cool, but don't work in Chrome. The tab just crashed... Will it be much jobb to make this work in all browsers?
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by runarb 13y ago
"Error establishing a database connection"... Looks like hn can overload even adobe.com. Or at list there blog.
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by runarb 13y ago
Google had a nice one back in 2004 also: http://articles.businessinsider.com/2011-07-22/tech/30049105... But probably wouldn't work so good today. The first one to find the solution would probably post it on twitter, then the recruiters c
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by runarb 13y ago
As people have picked up I meant a hash table serialised as JSON. You are probably thinking about associative arrays. A hash table is something different: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hash_table
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by runarb 13y ago
Exactly! Or the attacker can use a commercial service like spoofcard.com from any phone.
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by runarb 13y ago
https://www.bitstamp.net/ is down ( just getting a CloudFlare error ), so looks like they can't rely on BitStamp for this operation at list.
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by runarb 13y ago
What if you wore something like this: http://www.spfxmasks.com/ourmasks.php ? One should be able to blend in, and make video surveillance pretty useless... Edit: Did work for this robbers: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2192115/
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by runarb 13y ago
Its not only about the cameras. Its currently expensive to store all that HD video. ( and now, one cant just upload it to the cloud. Necessary bandwidth isn't yet available locally ). One are also dealing with a lot of legacy systems her.
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by runarb 14y ago
So a few months ago, Borden ordered a three-week supply by mail. (“It was a piece of cake,” he says.) Can one really just order prescription medicine through the mail or internet like that? I thought most of thus online pharmacy was just
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by runarb 14y ago
bookstores and coffee shops as a means to extort money out of them. Several just shut down. ( http://www.utsandiego.com/uniontrib/20060729/ news_1n29pinnoc...) Sounds intresting, but the link is broken...
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by runarb 14y ago
At-will employment don't allow the employer to engage in unlawful discrimination. See exceptions http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/At-will_employment#Statutory_ex... Not at all saying that any unlawful discrimination happened her, just that th
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by runarb 14y ago
> http://imgur.com/5tbXR2c My first thought was that this quote must be something made up by 4chan users to smear her or something, but it appear to be for real: https://twitter.com/adriarichards/statuses/6039856858
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How vaccine scares cast shadows over science(reuters.com)
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by runarb 14y ago
The United States has a strong legal framework to regulate freedom of speech. But that manly regulates what is a criminal offense (something that is an offence that violates criminal law and can be punished by the state). However it do not
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by runarb 14y ago
You will probably find that some companies tries that regardless of where they are located. I doubt it is unique for any specific country.
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by runarb 14y ago
Agree! The "back in my days" speech is getting a bit old.
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by runarb 14y ago
The screenshot archive that page mention is fantastic: http://oneterabyteofkilobyteage.tumblr.com/ Bring back so many memories about the early days :)
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by runarb 14y ago
They are already planing for that in the UK: http://www.telegraph.co.uk/earth/energy/8917633/A-dead-heat-...
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by runarb 14y ago
Cache: http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:crowdre...
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by runarb 14y ago
Portable-VirtualBox needs more developers: http://www.vbox.me/blog/portable-virtualbox-needs-a-new-main... HN post: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=5219170
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by runarb 14y ago
I don't care about your small company You may not care about his company, but the hiring manager should. Small companys are vulnerable so they have to be extremely careful when hiring. A bad higher can quickly become both expensive and st
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by runarb 14y ago
If you need some dirty words to test with, have a look at Searchdaimons list of adult words phrases: http://www.searchdaimon.com/wiki/Adult_words
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by runarb 14y ago
The relatively low inequality in Norway probably reduces reasons for people to care, since a large segment of the population make very similar incomes. People do care a lot. When thus tax list gets published the newspapers don’t write abo
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by runarb 14y ago
That surprises me. You could just pick a random home in the right area and hit the jackpot every time. Doing your burglaries in the right area is impotent, but for what I can gather from reading the newspapers professional burglars also l

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