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steve19
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Yes, 100 years ago factory owners sure did (Ford being a classic example). More recently they have not. Low level violence is frequently applied by strike workers today. I once worked (white color job) for a shipping company and we had one
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Half the oil that enters the sea comes form natural sources. It is consumed by organisms able to metabolize hydrocarbons. Source: http://www.whoi.edu/oilinocean/page.do?pid=51880 Thus, I don't think anyone would e
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Rolling Shutter Correction using Gyroscope (2011)
(graphics.stanford.edu)
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One backer paid $10,000 to be the person who hit the big red button that would launch all the 'sprites' into space... damn.
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Bohemia Interactive (Dayz, ARMA) source code stolen
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12y ago
Made in USA vs. Assembled in USA. You cannot deploy portable electronic devices on the submarine fleet without being absolutely certain there is nothing in it logging any data (sound, g-forces, pressure etc.). Interestingly, the opposite is
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There is also a rifle that runs Linux. It allows you to easily hit a target at 1000 yards in high wind with no skill. I have used it. If you made an OS that disallowed military use / 'killing people' you would exclude GPS sat
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3D Robotics adds Hardware DRM to open source Mission Planner
(groups.google.com)
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Depth data viewer for Google Camera
(clicktorelease.com)
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13y ago
You mean when he did a video interview? He managed to do what he did and leave the country without being caught. I call that mission accomplished.
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"Mr. Eich had their way, then roughly 8% of the relationships we’ve worked so hard to bring about would be illegal" I don't know much about Eich, but I don't think he was working to make same-sex relationships illegal (l
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13y ago
The webpage you cite does not support your argument that Climate Change caused the Egyptian population to rise up against their oppressive/corrupt dictatorship. It simply states that Russia had fires destroying wheat and Egypt was an i
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13y ago
Apparently the warming is going to give us bad tempers [0] ... "In an authoritative report due out Monday a United Nations climate panel for the first time is connecting hotter global temperatures to hotter global tempers. Top scientis
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13y ago
tolerance is a two way street. would it be OK for conservative muslims to protest a gay CEO? no. in a democracy and in a world with many differing points of view at some point you just have to tolerate each others beliefs, regardless of how
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13y ago
I followed this guy for a long time until it was obvious that he quit and did not mean to return. The design of that amp was frustrating. The power, the input and the output are all on the front of the amp. I always wondered why nobody clea
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13y ago
Most databases I see on HN are a case of take algorithm X and apply it to problem Y through interfaces Z[], which is fantastic if you have problem Y and no good solution. Infinitely scalable nosql db running on raw SSDs is fantastic, for ex
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13y ago
Surface to air missiles are never the real problem, its the radar system. You cannot shoot what you cannot see, and you cannot open your eyes (turn on the radar) without letting everyone know where you are. Russia is sure to have deployed t
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13y ago
"primarily a semi-auto .22 rifle with a silencer. They are virtually completely silent and can pierce car doors and other light armor." Complete and utter bullshit. They won't penetrate a car doors, nor will they penetrate li
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the first thing I though was "does Iran use the 727?". according to Wikipedia they do. Iran goes to great lengths to obtain military aircraft parts. does anyone know if commercial airline parts are also embargoed?
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Very cool. I have been wishing I had a system like this for a long time.
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The only surefire way to disable your webcam is to place a little square of gaffer or electrical tape over it. Total cost: $0.01 and can be reversed in an instant. (Doesn't help with the microphone)
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If the states compete with subsidies, I cannot see how small countries with small populations and economies (such as new zealand) cannot also offer tax breaks. They would be laughed out of court. Not to mention all the farming and energy s
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13y ago
I would happily make $16 billion mistakes.
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No spoilers! Don't ruin it for everyone else. (Applicable to people who know what I mean)
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The artist in this case would be the photographer who took the photo. What the painters are doing is equivalent to painting by numbers (they are painting over the photo). Its a skill for sure, but not an art form, anymore than the interior
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What I don't understand is why the music companies license their entire catalogs to the likes of Spotify and Google All Access, which is a direct replacement for buying music, but want to drive true Internet Radio like Pandora and indi
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13y ago
Why not wrap their supplied router in aluminium foil? For a few dollars the problem is solved (although I agree with everyone else....people could just as easily use their data connection on a phone)
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The article boils down to 1) Kiva spends to much money on marketing and is therefor inefficient. 2) Kiva gets to much media attention. 3) Kiva are attracting more than their share of micro-investors. 4) Kiva does not export Western cultural
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I am in no way in favor of staff-inmate relationships, but in most relationships the power dynamic is uneven. For example, in most marriages with children the breadwinner has significantly more power, but that does not make sex an assault.
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This is not a whole lot different from public housing projects that are subsidize by the state, just more subsidized. The system works in a number of countries. As far as I know, it works. Eventually the only people on the street are people
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