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by runeb 9y ago
Either my playlist is the outlier or yours is, because this is completely opposite of what I experience in that playlist. Mine is pretty much all +20/30/40 years old "niche" music. Edit: And it almost always is something
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by runeb 9y ago
Telia in Norway has offered free EU roaming (GB included are also available in EU without extra cost) for about a year now.
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by runeb 9y ago
I've never seeds ads on BBC website or radio outside of the UK. Do you have more info on this?
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by runeb 9y ago
Tell that to the Tolkien estate who had an agreement of 7.5% of the gross, but did not see a penny until after taking New Line to court. http://deadline.com/2008/02/more-bad-news-for-new-line-tolki...
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by runeb 9y ago
Are session musicians typically given royalties? I assumed they are just hired to to a job and are given a payment for time in studio.
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by runeb 10y ago
I don't know about that. Look into the 2010 price to Liu Xiaobo. Norway worked for 6 years to try to repair relations with China after that and trade has only recently been opened again.
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by runeb 10y ago
Could you attack WWVB receivers by overriding the transmitted signal and change their time? edit: Not something I'd want to do obviously, just seems like a rather insecure technology.
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by runeb 10y ago
I recommend having a look though the Codex Seraphinianus which is an artwork inspired by the manuscript. It has an incredibly alien feel.
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by runeb 10y ago
Are there not caps on student loans in the US? In Norway student loans are given by a government body and there is a capped amount per year of studies. This effectively caps the private schools tuition too.
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by runeb 10y ago
How is the backlight affecting your eyes? I ended up buying a Kindle because reading on an iPad was straining my eyes too much, specially at bedtime.
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by runeb 10y ago
I didn't necessarily mean the object were very near each other. Just wondering if there could be some set of objects out there that would, in sum, have the observed effect on the inclination of the solar system and orbits of far-away o
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by runeb 10y ago
To opt out, or "Pause" as Google is tellingly calling it, from the article: To opt-out of Google’s identified tracking, visit the Activity controls[1] on Google’s My Account page, and uncheck the box next to “Include Ch
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by runeb 10y ago
Leaving Occam's razor behind for a second, could this not also be explained by multiple objects whos mass and orbits sum up to the expected properties of a proposed Planet 9?
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by runeb 10y ago
How can T-Mobile dictate what quality video you get?
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by runeb 10y ago
Chrome will not let me visit theguardian.com due to broken HTTPS (net::ERR_CERT_REVOKED)[1]. Anyone else seeing this? [1] http://imgur.com/a/i3bvo
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by runeb 10y ago
Since iOS 8 apps can share data on device through so called App Groups if they are published with the same bundle identifier prefix. For that to happen I believe they have to be published by the same developer account. Here is a link about
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by runeb 10y ago
Its wrong because you don't understand the problem you're trying to solve nor why the tests passes after randomly trying a double. This is cargo-culting.
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by runeb 10y ago
Then you'll simply use Craigslist or a different platform for those items. There are tons more selling scenarios in my view where the non-anonymity is a comfort, not a hinderance.
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by runeb 10y ago
Snapchat introduced a feature called Memories, where you can store snaps you take indefinitely. If its synced to servers I don't know.
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by runeb 10y ago
There are so many good podcasts I can never get into, because they are often multiple hours per episode. Joe Rogan often on the 3 hour mark. How do people find time to listen/watch all the good content out there? TL;DR is the zeitgeist
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by runeb 10y ago
There is a pretty interesting development blog at https://blog.thimbleweedpark.com/ . Its been a while since I followed it, but at least in the beginning Ron was writing about the game engine design. They also touched upon w
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by runeb 10y ago
Have not read the article yet, but just wanted to say I'm really excited about Thimbleweed Park, the new adventure game from Ron Gilbert (maker of Manic Mansion and Monkey Island, among others). Pixel art and all. https://th
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by runeb 10y ago
Interestingly, according to this source some german pilots disabled the Stukas automatic dive brakes (pull-up mechanism) since the flight profile from an automatic recovery would be very predictable for ground troops trying to hit you. htt
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by runeb 10y ago
For people wondering about this: Add --cached or --staged (synonyms) to scope to the staging area.
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by runeb 10y ago
This is a feature on computers (Macs at least), where on iOS you'll be prompted if you trust the device before it connects to it. If you choose "No" it will only charge. Edit: Which of course is not hardware level per se, but
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by runeb 10y ago
Its an interesting question to ponder if the reduced birth rate by increasing quality of life, education levels and general health will offset the raised material resource consumption by that move. In the end I think the individuals themsel
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by runeb 10y ago
It gets problematic, because then you'd basically have a system where the government decides who gets to have kids. A better solution is probably a raised standard of living and more education. edit: By raised standard of living I&#x27
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by runeb 10y ago
In my part of the world (northern Europe) basically nobody has AC, but that is probably because of the cooler temperatures here. I'm curious, at what temperatures do people who live with AC start using it? Or is it going all year round
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by runeb 10y ago
Parent commenter said static ip
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by runeb 10y ago
I subscribe to HBO but pirate their shows because the only player available to me is their web player and it chops, lags and has my 2015 Macbook Pros fans blaring at full speed. This on a 250 mbit connection on Chrome. I morally justify it

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