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15y ago
Boredom has probably something to do with it.
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15y ago
All taken! Any possibility for more?
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15y ago
It states: The permit the dealer provides for display on the passenger side of the front window is valid until the plates and stickers are received by the customer, or for six months from the sale date, whichever comes first. Assuming he
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15y ago
Agreed, so he's using this job as a means to become a better engineer? One he's not? (Just alluding to your point, not saying he is or isn't a good engineer)
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15y ago
When a statistical experiment is flawed, anything goes.
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15y ago
The most intuitive way to describe this for me is: You've got 2 things, but you know nothing about them. Does the fact that you know nothing about them alone make them equal? True, they have a commonality (you know nothing about them) but
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15y ago
Someone commented on the posted article that the compromise seems to be from Godaddy itself. What I'm thinking is someone used a vulnerable 3rd party script hosted on a shared server, then somehow got root or escalated privileges and compr
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15y ago
The used method reminds me of randomized sorting algorithms and how they're often more efficient than deterministic methods.
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15y ago
I found this linked on there...found it pretty interesting: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/12830/most-elegant-amusin...
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PlayStation.com Taken Down by Anonymous (YouTube video message included)
(youtube.com)
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16y ago
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16y ago
Note, this is not an April Fools joke..just in case. WeStandStrong.com -- Please help this good cause, with just $3.99, and get a cool wristband with "STANDSTRONG" engraved on it as a thank you. Shipping only to the U.S.
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Please support my friend's efforts to help Japan
(westandstrong.com)
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16y ago
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16y ago
Considering how short the battery lifespan (or gas tank) of these RC devices are when in use, I don't think the battery consumption of the iPhone is going to cause any problems. The only issue I'm seeing is control. I'm pretty sure it's h
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16y ago
Netflix Watch Instantly is full of mediocre B-rated movies. Even the foreign film selection isn't as good as I had expected it to be, considering how horrible it's A-rated movie selection is. And about BluRays vs. DVDs. There is no compa
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16y ago
T-mobile has an excellent policy of easily unlocking phones if you just call and ask. In the worst case they make you wait 3 months into your contract before they do. This policy will be missed.
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16y ago
I don't see how this is different than just asking someone within a message.
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16y ago
That sounds good. It's just that it's easy to get carried away with an algorithm you own which produces money by "selling out" and doing what your highest bidders want you to do in this kind of business. As long as it's monitored and done
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16y ago
Users, he explains, will be exposed to high quality music they haven’t heard yet, and bands obviously get the exposure they’re fighting so hard to find. But the richest bands don't guarantee high quality music. In fact, as mainstream mus
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IOS 4.3 Released Ahead of Schedule
(arstechnica.com)
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Google Remotely Uninstalls Malware Infected Apps from Android Phones
(computerworld.com)
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16y ago
> There are versions of TED that are more ad hoc and grassroots that happen every day HN meetups/discussions/lectures come to mind. Maybe we should consider creating a site and post recordings of the lectures combined from all meetups?
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16y ago
What model will you use to compete with 99 designs or the like? Edit Okay cool, I like your portfolio. One thing I immediately noticed is the background color of your site...and maybe the design of your site in general. I know that you
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I was looking for that bit of info as well. It seems like if it's not advertised it's not something they're very proud of.
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Intel lists new Sandy Bridge mobile chips (to be used in upcoming MacBook Pros)
(news.cnet.com)
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16y ago
By having a mental gauge of what's too subjective and not posting those, as well as not voting on, commenting on, etc? Maybe there is some sort of algorithm that can be established to determine the level of subjectivity of an article or p
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I was trying to allude to the "This sentence is false." fiasco :)
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This clip is false.
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Thanks for posting this, I hadn't heard of SketchUp and it looks very useful (and Naughty Dog seems to agree!)!
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There's a big difference. Designers create a visible element (it's look, layout, color, position, etc.), developers code what that element does when a user interacts with it.
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Mahalo turning into a how-to site
(labusinessjournal.com)
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