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Well, spies should and do hide in the shadows. We will have to wait 10 years to see if this is the truth. And then we still can't be sure, NSA/CIA/Stasi/KGB/FSB/BFST/PST ( the whole http://en.wi
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13y ago
Why no VMware, Xen or Qemu? We can help you if you have any issues with making thus work you know :)
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A sad read indeed. Unfortunately this is not new. No country ever loved there soldier as much as their soldiers loved their country. I remember reading about pay issues in the roman army when I was at the university. It hasn't changed
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Bdw, I am not at all saying that dire mistakes were not made. However in my view it is more a case of incompetence, then there is a case of corruption, malice or deliberate misuse of force by the police.
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The article is misleading. He was not drugged by the police, and there was no force involved if my memory serves me correctly. Thomas Quick as his name was at the time, was a man convicted for child molesting and armed robbery. The police t
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13y ago
Reminds me of "the Phantom of Heilbronn", and alleged female serial killer the German police used DNA to link to more than 40 crimes. It baffled the investigators for more than two years until they found out that the DNA was from
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Maybe Mr. Cameron can ask for the url list used by the great firewall also? The authorities could save a lot of time if they had an initial list to start with. What are we nicknaming this? Maybe "he Great Hadrian Firewall" after t
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So each time a UK residents visits a webpage his ISP will send the url to Huawei to ask for permission? Good to see that Cameron don’t waste the opportunity and get the UK to use the same hardware platform as the Chinese. The Chinese are al
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Halliburton pleads guilty to destroying Gulf oil spill evidence
(preview.reuters.com)
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Looks like hn do distinguish between http and https in submissions. This thread is about the same Hetzner page as the other thread, only the old thread was about the https url. This: http://www.hetzner.de/en/hosting
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13y ago
Unfortunately I also need some Windows servers :( But running the Linux ones on one server, and the two Windows ones somewhere else is of course an option.
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That is some impressive pricing. 32 GB ram, 20 TB Traffic at 49€ / month is cheap. Is there any way of getting VMware or Xen on thus? I have a project ( http://www.opentestsearch.com/ ) that currently uses 9 small virt
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Show HN: Searchdaimon, our enterprise search engine is now open source
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Searchdaimon enterprise search now open source on GitHub
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Unfortunately this is more being dumb on crime. Just think about all the criminals they could have investigated insted of thus amatur rides. Her in Norway its can sometime take 10-20 minutes just to get thru to the police if you have an eme
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Good question. Maybe it is done that way to allow light to shine thru the sample the same way one illuminates microscope slides from behind? Maybe further project should do both to allow for making more advanced models? And when one first a
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> All the other stars are running down at the same time. Although admittedly not at the same rate. I don't think it works like that. There is no known principle that allows energy to be created or destroyed. So theoretically, the to
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It’s not so much evolution he is predicting, but the biological and geological future of the Earth based on several known long-term effects. The rate of cooling of the Earth’s interior, the gravitational interactions with other objects, and
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I Agree. The sun is also just another star. Humans may have colonized lot of other star systems in a billion years, so the loss of a single one is not a threat to mankind and the species that originated on earth. It may be sad to lose the h
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"Oregon free". You get four free beers now, but most pay 3% of you salary next mount in return. You need a minimum of 2 000 monthly pay to qualify :)
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That has happened here in Norway. One normally get so heavily taxed when receiving a perk that it is normally give more economic sense to pay out of your own pocket instead. As a result very few have any real perks, except free cell phone.
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> I do not think "free" means what you think it means. Unsure if anyone can define "free" this days. It must be the most misused word in the English language.
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If one was to pay 3% of ones salaries annually for 24 years how is "salary" defined in the US? Wouldn't a lot of people start demanding "perks" like free cars, food and housing in exchange for lover monetary pay? Wo
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Good we have Bitcoin then. Unfortunately if this trends continue sellers of Bitcoin will soon be facing blocks to.
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Thus electronic ticket systems :) The local government her in Oslo, Norway are working on something similar[0]. It should have been finished in 2005. Now after massive cost overruns they have scoped it down and will soon demolish part of th
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Well apparently both Al-Qaeda and some CIA employees uses public email accounts like Gmail to communicate in secret.[0] The method is a little bit different than normally email. They used Gmail as a electronic dropbox by saving messages in
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Well, I am no expert but at https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lay_judge#Germany it states that in Germany "Lay judges are selected by a selection committee from lists that are passed by the municipal councils". A
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What is strange with that? This setup are quite common in Civil law[0]. I believe it roughly works the same way at least in the other Scandinavian countries and Germany to. 0: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Civil_law_(leg
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Diden't work in my Chrome. Running latest version. Did only see the background, logo and links in the top left corner. Shortly after the PC become super slow for about 10-15 seconds, then the browser closed the tab. Chrome version 27.0
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There are limits to how many EC2 instances one account can run without getting special permission from Amazon. And even when you do get permission they will only increase the limit so much. More information is available in the AWS faq: htt
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