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I wonder what the charge rate is. On one hand is sounds like extortion and a breach of at least human decency if not human rights, but it's possible it's used to reduce congestion to a limited number of terminals and censors and s
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I also love good trailers and agree with all your points except the deep manly narrator. What I don't like is when they cherry pick all the good jokes and you know that the movie almost certainly will not meet expectations.
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8y ago
Thanks. If anyone wants easy access using, uhhh, a friend, here is the DOI https://doi.org/10.1134/S0012496618030079
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8y ago
EDIT: It's legit. Thanks to the commenter below. Can anyone in Russia confirm if this is a legit news story? It's being repeated throughout tabloids in the West all referencing this English language Siberian publication, as well a
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8y ago
10 fake Roman coins worth probably $1 of metal. Never buy ancient coins online from random dealers, or locals selling coins supposedly found in the area. Italy and Isreal are some of the worst places to buy ancient coins as an uneducated to
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8y ago
Is it a good way to store SSH keys? Looking at the company website is seems a little hacky.
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8y ago
That is how storage worked on PDAs back in the day with volitile memory. Let's the batteries completely die or change them incorrectly and you lost your data. Let's not go back to those days!
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8y ago
I am sure that is impossible short of making all property owners sign some sort of legal declaration that they are the real owner and the property is not encumbered in any way. But given how many middle men and woman these people are alread
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I would like to know as well. And if anyone knows if they work well with thunderbolt2.
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steve19
8y ago
Well this long word breaks HN for me on mobile.
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8y ago
And Van Rossum has just quit without naming a successor or giving any guidance on how python should be governed! https://www.mail-archive.com/python-committers@python.org/ms...
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8y ago
Is there any downside to using this to secure local servers with non TLD domains such as server.local?
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8y ago
A friend of mine, a chemistry teacher, taught in an Indian school for a number of years. He said a huge problem was buying milk for the students that wasn't cut with bad water and/or other chemicals. They tried paying above market
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8y ago
Maybe we have reached peak-fighter-plane? If it can cost so much to develop the next gen, maybe we are better off spending half of that developing better surface to air missiles and the other half buying older gen planes.
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It doesn't mean they are bad people. Everyone makes mistakes. You can do business with someone you can't trust, just don't put yourself in a position where your life/business/career/happiness depends on them be
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8y ago
Electronic signage is cheap and can deal not only with changes in tax, but also the much more frequent sales. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electronic_shelf_label
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8y ago
Or it may just create perverse incentives fir people to throw everything in landfill. Not 100% sure where to put that $1 drink bottle, throw in the trash and don't risk a $200. Not sure how that could be prevented.
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What device do you use?
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What the punishment/outcome for ditching a plane? Is there a mandatory court-martial held like when a ship is lost?
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Couldnt they simply borrow $2.55 billion for a day, put it in a bank account, show lawyer, then transfer it out? Such as borrow from the company founders who have made a fortune selling tether?
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8y ago
Yes, I don't believe they are licensing the data. (edit: my mistake, there is a license of sorts, see the comment below)
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8y ago
As others have said Cathedrals (if you consider anything that has been build in the past 500 years modern) and I have seen Mosques that are breathtaking. Religious communities have the motivation to build something that lasts and use the be
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I think the judge is saying they bungled the case so bad that an appeal will be a waste of the courts time. Sounds like the warning is more of an admonishment to the DOJ for wasting the courts time with confusing and unconvincing case.
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Thats a very nifty project. I always wanted to do an incremental compilation like that.
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> “A government doesn’t need the hand of technology to be oppressive,” he said. I interpret that as meaning "They will do bad things with or without me". An interesting twist on the usual "I am not responsible for what my
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Can you share the command line switches that help?
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To answer your question: no I was not implying that. All it takes a someone in the billing department leaking metadata to a project manager for confidential information to leak (traffic numbers, storage trends etc.). Sure trust every employ
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I am sure getting off your main competitors platform is a huge win now!
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Well Getty famously didn't want to pay his grandsons!
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Before K&R insurers got together, firms and wealthy families were paying badly negotiated sky high ransoms. Now professionals negotiators with ice running through their veins negotiate much better "deals" and also reduce the r
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