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A job posting mentioning the Indian rape case
(jobs.hasgeek.com)
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Here is another set of lectures from IIT Madras India which helped me understand what Automata is all about. http://www.nptel.iitm.ac.in/courses/106106049/
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Well said. Well said!!
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And with Gentoo. Not trying to start a Distro flamewar, but if someone wants to learn distro independent Linux, then he or she should try his or her hands on LFS. The next best thing after LFS would be Gentoo.
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>It would be like a weather app with ads in the middle of the sun icon. The analogy is just awesome!! Thanks a ton for bringing a smile on a gloomy day :)
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GPU assisted malware
(tomsguide.com)
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LFS definitely provides an excellent learning opportunity to the beginner. However, I think, considering the clarity of the available documentation, there is little to "think". Having said that, I have always considered LFS to be a kind of
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Indeed spinlocks should be used carefully. But there are some places where you can't avoid them.
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Awesome!! I wonder when this is going to get pushed to mainstream Safari.
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See, according to me, you don't get the point. Things DO break in OSX as well. Just that its a bit less. Apple has the liberty to control both the (primary) hardware as well as the OS which runs on it. Therefore it has an edge over Linux in
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That defence does not justify someone blatantly copying someone else. If Samsung has mass produced some components, that does not give them the justification to copy others stuff and claim it to be their own. About markets, if you do not li
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I think the most important thing is the dynamic range. The range which a camera (and our eye) can see is limited. If you extend over the range, colours look, weird. Having said that, I would agree with the justification of contrast. Too muc
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Tried mutt? Even runs on MacOS
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SEEKING WORK - Remote Linux/FreeBSD System Administrator/Architect Contact: subhro@80386.org
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Thank you so much for your response. I have worked for both MNCs like Yahoo and Juniper and startups like iXiGO. I have served as the Senior Engineer and Information Systems Architect for these positions. I have mostly seen that the work cu
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I was considering going for GRE and then taking a break for 2 years to complete MS. I have not thought of night school and that does serve to be a very good option. Nevertheless, I would prefer to work in the US and study. The last I went t
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Questions of a prospective MS student
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I am not aware of your level of understanding of digital photography, so please pardon me. But as far as I understand, an average camera tries to reach the correct exposure by adding everything up to 18% grey. I am intentionally leaving the
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I have come across at least 2 people holding a 1 series camera and shooting in Auto or Programmed Auto modes. And I was severely disheartened. I am only expecting people who actually have a DSLR with either a variable or constant speed lens
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Unfortunately, I do not completely agree with the post. With the prices of DSLRs coming down, nowadays everyone has a DSLR. And most of them don't give a crap about photography and its internals. While I agree that constant aperture lenses
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lusr, that is extremely non intuitive for sure. Have you checked in Nikon addressed this in a later firmware release?
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While there are very good points stated on the blog, you also need to consider that unless you are working with the right startup, things can go astray. For example, I have come across startups where goals are short sighted and cost cutting
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I wonder what this really has to do with Tech. Seeing Techchrunch posting such stuff is disheartening :-(
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Protip: Do Not Post A Pic Of A Pile Of Cash To Facebook
(techcrunch.com)
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Do you actually use the Push service? If you do, I would err with the side of caution since it shakes up the battery pretty bad.
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That is a difficult question to answer without knowing the complete architecture. However there are cryptographic accelerators which would be of help.