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sjtrny
12y ago
> iMac G3 Which they stopped making around 2003. Further the button was accessible from the outside.
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12y ago
It seems unlikely that any PC manufacturer (Apple, Dell, HP etc) would force their users to open up their machines and flick the WP switch on the hard drive controller to install a firmware update.
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12y ago
Physical switches can easily be bypassed in the code.
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12y ago
Yet education rates are increasing not decreasing.
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12y ago
> Can it get up if knocked over? Yes https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=R7... . > Just how resilient is it? Watch it on ice https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detail
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12y ago
How? It isn't invading anyone's privacy or personal space. The actions the bot performs are exactly the same as what humans do.
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12y ago
It's not too hard. There's been a fork of the project which you can find here https://github.com/d235j/360Controller .
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12y ago
It is definitely not a neccesary evil. Minimum wage in those countries could be increased (or one created and enforced) so that there is a dramatic improvement on the workers lives without much of an impact on the end consumer. Consider how
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12y ago
5 years seems like a long time to wait for a tax refund. Especially tax refunds totalling $2500+ are quite common here in Australia. We have a PAYG system too.
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12y ago
Huh. Google maps on iOS focuses on a totally different location. Thanks.
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12y ago
Can someone post a picture? Looks fine on iOS.
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12y ago
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Betteridge's_law_of_headlines
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Interfacing an RC radio with your computer
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12y ago
I'm jealous of that giant rock you're living under. How did you avoid the marketing campaign for the lego movie?
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12y ago
Huh. I do this all the time and it doesn't seem to affect it.
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12y ago
6 months? I think you're doing something wrong here. Keep teflon coated material to low temperatures, use plastic/wood/silicone utensils and avoid abrasive cleaning techniques.
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"Not successful" according to conservative publication The Economist. A massive uptake in solar and wind power seems successful to me. They just need to iron out some kinks in the incentive scheme.
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Lots more is relative. The number of people interested in watches at all is pretty small. Let alone for expensive ones.
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12y ago
The information isn't garbage though because people can purchase the shares that are being spoofed. Even if the spoofer doesn't want it to happen you can still do it. You agreed with me, you can't withdraw the offers once mat
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I don't think fenollop means not withdraw it at all. He means after someone has said "I'll take that offer". At which point you can't withdraw it. So these people will make a loss of enough people take up their offe
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Versioning solves this problem. It's effectively the same as people publishing follow up work. Most of the time the initial publication on things isnt comprehensive. For example in computer science people publish their idea to conferen
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Depends where you live. Here in Australia twist top is king. Most bottles you buy that are <$40 from 2011 onwards are twist tops (excluding carbonated, people like to pop the cork even if it's a synthetic one). In recent trips to th
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I don't think so. That effect is the extreme sudden movements of the camera. It makes it look stuttery.
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in other breaking news grass is green and water is wet. Obviously throwing more power at the problem ends up with faster execution. There's a limit to GPGPU acceleration though. It's the tiny amount of RAM. We need to adopt shared
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http://xkcd.com/927/
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I wish this was more specific. Take for example the page on stainless steel. I want to be told an exact recipe for how to make steel. Not a hand wavy general explanation.
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12y ago
> Nothing processed, whole foods only > butter > yogurt Hmmm.
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You should be able to use a high pressure washer to remove it.
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Then it's not an issue. Obviously like road use the solution is to have license/insurance based on vehicle type and usage.
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12y ago
Footballs and frisbees don't weigh 1kg, they are made from soft materials and don't usually get sent 100m into the air.
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