sasvari

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by sasvari 16y ago
same for me. I'm curious when to hear that familiar what?? you're NOT on facebook? you're sooo nineties! in a job interview :-)
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First SMS trojan for Android detected(h-online.com)
2 points by sasvari 16y ago|0 comments
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The saga of Git: Lightning does strike twice(h-online.com)
5 points by sasvari 16y ago|0 comments
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Intel Brings Integrated Silicon Optics Closer(spectrum.ieee.org)
3 points by sasvari 16y ago|0 comments
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ISS Repair Space Walk: A Glimpse Into the Station's Future(spectrum.ieee.org)
1 points by sasvari 16y ago|0 comments
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by sasvari 16y ago
The European Union is going to introduce a new type of company, the European Private Company (SPE): http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/European_Private_Company One of the ideas behind that type is that it will be cheaper to move your company fr
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by sasvari 16y ago
Although quality of life in the whole of India or China is less than in the West, quality of life in a well-defined portion (e.g. city area) of these developing countries will often be competitive, e.g. Dalian in China. I do agr
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by sasvari 16y ago
As I second to that in principal, I do also have my doubts. India, China and the other emerging economies do have some drawbacks regarding quality of life (some more, some less): infrastructure, legal system, existing and/or arising envi
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by sasvari 16y ago
some more details about the journalist: http://www.americanchronicle.com/articles/yb/147963800 WikiLeaks formed an impromptu alliance with old media -- a local TV channel and one of its journalists, Kristinn Hrafnsson. "Julian Assange sh
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Icelandic journalist gets fired over connection to WikiLeaks (google translate)(translate.google.com)
2 points by sasvari 16y ago|1 comments
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by sasvari 16y ago
Pro-nuclear advocate as the first post is pro-solar, this one is just the opposite. both posts are nonobjective, there's still quite a lot of religion involved in the discussion.
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by sasvari 16y ago
Give people the possibility of such small satellites, and they will find interesting applications, whatever they might be. Most probably something nobody has thought about before? Never underestimate the crowd :-) I can imagine an increase
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by sasvari 16y ago
>> But the US missed to invest in its infrastructure > By what metric? I'm not a civil engineer, and I don't know if anybody can tell reliable numbers at all for that issue. But the US infrastructure hasn't received proper maint
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Two Million Join Party on German Autobahn(spiegel.de)
2 points by sasvari 16y ago|0 comments
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by sasvari 16y ago
The fact that the grid still works most of the time for most of the people doesn't proove that the grid is in good shape, in my point of view. Yes, it worked, and it still works. But the US missed to invest in its infrastructure - roads, br
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by sasvari 16y ago
Considering the miserable state of the US grid system new power lines have to be built anyway.
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Austrian Daredevil Aims to Go Supersonic in Freefall(spiegel.de)
2 points by sasvari 16y ago|0 comments
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by sasvari 16y ago
some follow-up from FastCompany: http://www.fastcompany.com/1671022/apple-anechoic-chamber-sc...
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Nuclear fusion – what is it worth?(guardian.co.uk)
1 points by sasvari 16y ago|0 comments
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Can Kevin Costner's Machines Really Help the Gulf Cleanup?(spectrum.ieee.org)
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by sasvari 18y ago
Firefox + Foxmarks ^ no chance for Safari