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Google to sunset its hardware-based search appliance
(fortune.com)
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What checks would be in place to prevent Watson to become Skynet?
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Sweden has done some questionable extraditions in the past: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Repatriation_of_Ahmed_Agiza_an...
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I do feel for Assange. Hi is in a bad situation, but personally so do I not see how his voluntary attempt to evade a legal arrest order is detention. Hi is accused of a serious crime and the Swedish authorities must investigate it.
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The article has: 16-year-old named Kalief Browder from the Bronx was accused of stealing a backpack "stealing a backpack" doesn't sound so bad, but in the newyorker[0] ha is out on parole and "charged with robbery,
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Report: Star Wars toymakers were directed to exclude female characters
(hypable.com)
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> If a 6 week course can get someone to be even 50% as good as a 4 year degree then the degree is the thing that has a problem. Defining 50% here would be hard. I may not use all of the skills I learned at the university, and one may lea
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That escalated quickly...
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According to an Norwegian article so was the car brand new, only delivered to its owner two days ago: http://www.dagbladet.no/2016/01/01/nyheter/bil/fritid/brann/... The car was connected
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Sounds to me that more effective police cooperation could be good to. For example here in Norway we have, as I understand it, bilateral agreements that allows police officers from the other Scandinavian countries to enter Norway for search
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Anyone know how this was made? As I understand it is not so easy to scrape LinkedIn at scale.
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I believe the Varnish cache server generates C code from its config rules and compile a new kernel based in it. This all rules are optimized binary code that work directly on the data stream instead if having a runtime that applies the rule
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Knowing now what happened it was quit interesting to see Putins 2013 take on what an intervention in Syria could give rise to. Apparently the "Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant" was a force to be reckoned with already then.
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Putins 2013 plea for caution in Syria
(nytimes.com)
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J.P Morgan also had a program called "Sons and Daughters" where they actively recruited sons and daughters of prominent senior Chinese officials to win business. From 2013: http://dealbook.nytimes.com/2013/08&
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In Norway Arnfinn Nesset served 12 years in prison and 10 years on parole for murdering 22 patients: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arnfinn_Nesset . He may have killed as many as 138.
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Groupon Pulls Out of Skandinavia (Norway, Denmark and Sweden)
(e24.no)
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I really wish that the whole Rat Park experiment this video relies on had been true, and a cure for addiction was that easy, but as I understand it the scientist behind the Rat Park experiment falsified the data to spark a public debate. Th
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Is there a demo available ?
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There is some controversy about Systemd and Lennart Poettering, one of the main developers. Wikipedia have more info: * https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Systemd#History_and_controvers... * https://en.wikipedia.
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The title "Cold war files show UK fear of US H-bomb" is quite misleading. The UK feard that the Russians would attack them with hydrogen bombs. Can't see where the US fit into this, except for pioneering the hydrogen bomb, bu
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Twitter co-founder Ev Williams wants developers to come back
(businessinsider.com.au)
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Blocked for me when using Chrome Versjon 42.0.2311.90 on Windows 7.
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> How many people, during the credit crunch, had their house defaulted on even in spite of never missing a single payment? The house just decided the physical property was more valuable than the debt, and kicked them out. > Are you sa
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I am not running any security plugins. I just had a look on the email headers, and it was sent from my server, so this must have come from Wordpress somehow. It is also the first one I have gotten. The email seed: Subject: [{my website} Wo
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For the first time I got an email from my Wordpress installation yesterday, asking me to update. Have not seen that before. A nice detail I appreciate, so I don't have to keep up with what i the latest release of Wordpress at all times
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Not to bad. Some margin of error is to be expected. Tried two pictures of me, taken when I was 31. Guessed 27 for http://www.searchdaimon.com/div/Runar_Buvik_smal.jpg Guessed 35 for http://www.searchdaimon.c
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> I believe that polls on the subject of reintroducing > it for serious crimes regularly return over 50% support. To some degree understandable. I used to be against the death penalty for humanitarian reason, but after Anders Behring
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Is it just me, or does other also find it strange that he chose to name his book the same as Hitler’s manifesto ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/My_Struggle )? I don't know if one in English normally refer to Hitler
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Last modified Mon, 30 Dec 2013 if you use http://web-sniffer.net/ to look at the HTTP response header. Looks like they not just still serving it, but have updated it at some point in time also.
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