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by runarb 14y ago
I live in Norway. Its not the salaries per se that is public, but how much you pay in tax. But from that you can quite accurate estimate someones salaries. Your capital assets are also public. This is nice reading for all kinds of scammers.
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by runarb 14y ago
Error establishing a database connection...
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by runarb 14y ago
On the other hand, many are glad they don’t have to handle the performing tuning of NICs them self…
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by runarb 14y ago
How much was 2500 guilders in dollars?
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by runarb 14y ago
Others have argued that there's no room for the idea guy: http://37signals.com/svn/posts/2188-theres-no-room-for-the-i... I don't necessary agreed 100%, but a good read.
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How Vaccines Have Changed Our World In One Graphic(forbes.com)
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by runarb 14y ago
They are all ready printing out candy: http://www.good.is/posts/3d-candy-printing-an-interview-with...
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by runarb 14y ago
IIPM, welcome to the Streisand effect :) Never heard about them before, but guess that this case will get so widespread now that it will be impossible to sue and block all the critics. Maybe this is a case they can analyse at there school?
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by runarb 14y ago
Lol. Some of thus are pure gold: http://i.qkme.me/3t0xa0.jpg http://cdn.memegenerator.net/instances/400x/34919156.jpg
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by runarb 14y ago
A culture crash may have contributed to that so many are leaving. According to the Opera CEO, iOS and Android are the future for Opera now[0]. One could argue that Opera now are in more need of 25 years old iOS developers, that 40+ C++ spec
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by runarb 14y ago
Many from the core team have worked there since 1995. They may also have thought that this was a good time to move on to other ventures. The unemployment rate her in Norway are around 3%[0], and probably 0% among it-engineers, so thus guys
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IOS and Android are the future for Opera, according to its CEO (Norwegian)(translate.google.no)
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by runarb 14y ago
Do we get a new server? Please tell me more :)
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Opera sends 90 out the door(translate.google.com)
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by runarb 14y ago
Looking in there quarterly report for 4Q 2012 it looks like they can afford this. According to it revenue for 2012 as a whole appeared to be $216 millions, earnings before interest and taxes (EBIT) was $50 millions[0]. Also, according to an
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by runarb 14y ago
You are right. VirtualBox needs to load several Windows kernel drivers to function. So if the drivers are not already installed you’ll need administrator rights to run it. Portable-VirtualBox loads and then unloads this drivers when you use
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by runarb 14y ago
Thank you for the tips. Sounds like a good idea to move to GitHub. Especially do I like that non developers can edit files directly from the web interface. I get frequently updates on the language files for example. Had been nice if the aut
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by runarb 14y ago
It is already open source and available at Sourceforge: http://www.vbox.me/source-code/ . GitHub are probably much hotter then Sourceforge this days, but Sourceforge was what we used back then :) Do you think that it is worth the effort t
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Portable-VirtualBox needs a new main developer(vbox.me)
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by runarb 14y ago
Is it so that a dyno can only handle a single user request at a time? Why dos it not use some kind of scheduling system to handle other task while one task is waiting on i/o?
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by runarb 14y ago
When you mentions billion row datasets MapReduce and Apache Hadoop comes to mind, but that requires that you are capable to do some computer programming. There may also be a lot of existing solution to present/summaries/graph you data, depe
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by runarb 14y ago
I agree. In addition to or replacement for AWACS this may work, but you still need to hit the jet with a missile. Detecting is't enough, you also have to stop them. - Line-of-sight communication by lasers. I would turn and pull up so the
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by runarb 14y ago
There are also some research around high frequency radar and its ability to overcome stealth. The SA-3/S-125 Neva soviet surface-to-air missile system are rumored to have something that resembles such a radar. The Yugoslavia army used one t
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by runarb 14y ago
Don't think that would be so great in practice. * The IR part would be vulnerable to countermeasures ( flares etc http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:CH-46_Sea_Knight;_Flares.j... ) * The communication between the telescope and missile wou
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by runarb 14y ago
Tried WP Super Cache?
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by runarb 14y ago
Back up her in Norway also.
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by runarb 14y ago
Not all abandon sales are a loss for Amazon. Many customers will simply just com back and buy another day because they don't know about the competition.
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Research In Motion opens down 10% on Blackberry Z10 launch day(google.com)
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by runarb 14y ago
The European Court of Justice also ruled on this in may 2012: http://www.computerworld.com/s/article/9226783/Programming_l...
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Is the backend/search kernel in Perl to? I wrote the first prototype of Boitho (Norwegian internet search engine, now defunct) in Perl in 2000. That did not work at all because memory access and sorting was so slow. We had to write the next

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