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by streety 18y ago
Building on avoiding torsion in the forearms I was experiencing some discomfort in my mouse wrist. I bought an Evoluent vertical mouse and experienced a substantial improvement. Buying a second one so I could have one at home and one at u
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by streety 18y ago
I got the email but didn't act on it. Mainly because if I was a 'slideshare rockstar' the additional bandwidth from downloading the mp3 for the slidecast would certainly have taken me over the bandwidth limit on that hosting account. I as
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by streety 18y ago
Although I have no sources I was under the impression that the more sophisticated viruses already did this. Not for altruistic reasons but because they want exclusive control of the resources available. I imagine it's similar to the bioche
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by streety 18y ago
Out of interest does anyone attempt to warn their users when they attempt to use a common/easily guessed password? At the moment all I do is insist on a minimum length but it doesn't seem as though it would be all that difficult to add chec
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by streety 18y ago
This seems like the perfect event to hold online. Everyone wants to remain anonymous to the point that the "most serious bidders made bids by phone" while the rest "stay in their hotel rooms and have representatives in the audience who sen
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by streety 18y ago
This comes across as totally meaningless. Even ignoring the fact that this corresponds to no real world use of ZF there is way too much detail here for it to be useful. For a comparison to other PHP applications see this post: http://blog
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by streety 18y ago
I've just found this forum post: http://blogama.org/node/87 The claim is 99.5% accuracy. Whether that is reproducible and whether it holds outside the US is unknown.
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by streety 18y ago
I'm all for competition in this space but I'm left with some questions. "How accurate is the data? Very accurate. The database is updated during the first week of each month." To me this is not acceptable. Firstly, I want numbers and not a
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by streety 18y ago
Any issues in the UK definitely fall under the umbrella of "but not due to the lack of freshwater sources." Building on that do you have any sources for problems in the UK. I can recall a couple of occasions, perhaps in the last decade or
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by streety 18y ago
I can see what you're getting at, although I find it deeply depressing, but that isn't how I read the article. The case of Jacob (Kobi) Alexander would also suggest it can be made to work.
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by streety 18y ago
I would expect the limiting factor to be bandwidth rather than computing resources. It is worth noting that there are also potential risks: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=526140
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by streety 18y ago
Does anyone else feel the bit about "Your cookie" on this page highly misleading? I can easily imagine the less tech savvy seeing a string of seemingly random characters, thinking it's all gibberish, and wondering what all the fuss is abou
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by streety 18y ago
Does anyone know of a fugitive from justice being apprehended solely on the basis of the involvement of facebook? I really don't see how facebook has made it any harder to find a place to hide.
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by streety 18y ago
When first reading the title my first thought was, "Wow. A data center so hot that water will boil." I felt cheated when I realised it was only 100 degrees Fahrenheit and not 100 degrees Celsius. Having said that it still raises some in
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by streety 18y ago
With geotagging of photos increasingly popular, and to a lesser extent tools like photosynth, this seems a little pointless. Having said that I wouldn't rule it out completely.
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by streety 18y ago
Parts of Princes Street are accessible to only buses and taxis but there are also parts which are universally accessible which aren't covered.
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by streety 18y ago
I moved my handful of domains from godaddy to namecheap perhaps a year ago. I've had no problems, so couldn't comment on their support, but I've been happy.
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by streety 18y ago
The user interface isn't very clear. There is no labelled link as you get for satellite/map/terrain and even hovering over the little pegman doesn't bring up a tool tip letting you know what it does when streetview is available. You only
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by streety 18y ago
Did the later generations perform better? As far as I could see it was only Mr. Kleinworth Morgan Jr 5 which performed noticeably better. Run through a statistical test I doubt the results observed would deviate from random variation.
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by streety 18y ago
The details are: Here are the different plans available along with pricing per hr. * 256 MB (20GB Storage) $0.015 * 512 MB (40GB Storage) $0.03 * 1 GB (60GB Storage) $0.06 * 2 GB (80GB Storage) $0.12 * 4 GB (160GB Storage) $0.24
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by streety 18y ago
IANAL but I don't see how this is any different than any other sort of international transaction. I can buy items from eBay sellers in the US so why can't I buy work in the US? Having said that I'm certainly willing to attribute it to some
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by streety 18y ago
I'm surprised that revenue is only $2k/day. I know that HITs don't cost very much but I was under the impression that the volume was considerably higher than this figure suggests. Does anyone know why posting HITs is still US only? Expand
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by streety 18y ago
The NHS choices site gives a good write-up of this although they skim over a couple of points. http://www.nhs.uk/news/2009/03March/Pages/Studyfindscancersp... One concern I have is that the primary tumor is weakened by the low LOX express
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by streety 18y ago
How much detail do you go into? I can see the value of tracking progress and trying out different ways of improving your tech/sales support but there must be a point when you've taken things too far. For example do you track which page a u
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by streety 18y ago
I think he could definitely have picked his phrases a little bit more carefully. "It might sound scary initially, but it would be on life support, entirely dependent on us for survival" he said. "It would be highly dependent on someone feed
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by streety 18y ago
I can see the advantage to expanding the pool of potential building blocks with which we can make biomolecules. I can see how this would enable novel biomolecules to be made. I can see why you would need custom ribosomes to build these ne
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by streety 18y ago
Thanks Shamiq. I've sent you an email. In reply to rms although I wouldn't ask anyone to flout copyright I agree that the stumbling block is the publisher rather than the author. Even if you can't find a copy online I've never been refuse
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by streety 18y ago
This story may relate to the following article: http://www.cell.com/cancer-cell/retrieve/pii/S15356108080037... Sadly it isn't freely available.
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by streety 18y ago
Don't fret, the BoE is printing more money. Oh you weren't one of those selfish people who hoarded their money instead of using it to prop up the ailing economy were you? And I know you weren't thinking of taking a foreign holiday this y
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by streety 18y ago
"Throw in the fact that we’re measuring Zimbra’s self-reported numbers against numbers from comScore and Google, and things start looking pretty dodgy." This seems to be another trend. Throw out a bunch of numbers that sound good but don't

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