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It does run an ubuntu/GNU userspace, but not ubuntu Linux. WSL is a Linux ABI layer for Windows so no virtualisation is needed. It's more like WINE.
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And HTML has website: no That killed all credibility that table has.
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You're thinking of https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Air_Transat_Flight_236 , another Canadian flight. In this case the pilots followed standard procedure for a fuel imbalance, which is the alert they got.
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From a development perspective clustered indexes and SSDT are the best features. Clustered indexes vastly improve query performance on tables where you often want the data by something other than insert order. SSDT lets you version your dat
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A lot of games require .NET, so integrating mono allows a .NET runtime. Personally I've used this to run Skyrim.
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Series 2 is waterproof and rated for swimming.
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More anicdata, my original makes it through the day with 60%. It does about 40 hours on a charge. This is with fitness tracking and notifications on.
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My takeaway from the article was they're arguing for this as well. The central issue is the third party GMO-free accreditation is being applied to products where there is no GMO-containing equivalent on the market at all (like the kitt
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Your best bet is to find a local tramping club, each area has different challenges. Beyond that DoC has a good set of tips http://www.doc.govt.nz/safety
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Ah Onehunga weed, the bane of my childhood. Just develop thick callouses like the rest of NZ and you'll be fine. Just watch out for white tail spiders, those are nasty buggers. Only ones I'll squash.
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Second this, there's nothing quite like a walk through nz bush. I would add that NZ bush walks aren't curated forest walks. You're walking through rough dense terrain. Check the weather, be prepared for sudden changes and car
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Can't see the graph due to subscriber begging interstitial that redirects to the homepage :/ In New Zealand I haven't used cash since 2002 except for pop up stalls, and even those take cards these days. I've never used o
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The next major release, 15 is the version number. Visual studio 2015 is version 14, so '15' will probably be vs 2017, unless the marketing department change their minds again.
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The catch is overhead. There are things you need at the start of each request - global configuration, database connections etc - that other systems do once at startup. PHP has to do this every request.
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Only if you enable iCloud Keychain, which is locally encrypted and synced in encrypted form. https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT202303 has links to the details. It's not useful though as you shouldn't share ss
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MySQL gained popularity in the late 90s/early 2000s because they took the opposite tactic to PostgreSQL. While PostgreSQL aimed to be a complete SQL rdbms and then become a fast one MySQL aimed to be fast then complete. Also MySQL chos
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I would have been nice to see the trends compared to states without any legalisation, but other than that it's a good analysis.
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There's a risk of derailment. Not a huge risk compared to the other things a malicious person could do to the rail network sure.
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In modern money, my razor handle cost ~us$70, but the blades code around 20c each.
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No, consumer grade routers simply have a stateful ipv6 firewall that blocks incoming connections, just like NAT did.
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> and yet, we do it on the regular. No, we don't. When the whole grid is down the power stations have to shut down - they can't run without load. Power stations require power to start up, and without power on the lines there&#x
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DNA repair mostly results from transcription errors and biological processes, not from radiation damage. DNA in isolate is pretty stable.
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Installed. I'm not counting the update files it keeps on disk either.
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Chrome for Windows on the other hand is 405MB, which is quite an astonishing difference.
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However, a gasoline powered car also takes engine oil and transmission fluid if it's an automatic. It will also require regular servicing of the engine and eventual replacement of worn seals etc. If the fuel cost per mile is the same t
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WWDC is the developer launch event, so that's the first time any non-apple developer would have seen the new UI. It generally isn't released to the public until september-october ish.
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Not really, turn out the lights and you'll stop seeing AR at all. VR will, for example, create a room with a table and put a chess game on that table. This all happens within the VR author's control and designs. AR has to analyse
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Not really. VR is an entire immersive environment to itself, it doesn't have to interact with reality. AR has to blend in to the environment around, so it's a different class of problem. It has to locate points in the scene to add
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sort of. The run z/Architecture CPUs which implement a lot of backwards compatibility. In the old days you had various modules you connected with dedicated CPUs for certain tasks, you'd pay more for them. These days they have a bu
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The southern tip of South America is known as Cape Horn ( https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cape_Horn ). It's an unpredictable and dangerous area, hence the popularity of the Panama Canal. Russia is huge, hence a lot
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