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by suvelx 10y ago
Perhaps to test this, you could have two sets of identical statues. Two dolphins need to interact with the matching statues together to get food. If you followed the 'five monkeys and a ladder with a banana' experiment and found t
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by suvelx 11y ago
Can confirm. Have the Precision 5510. With the 4.4 kernel, it more or less works fine. Last I checked, I was getting ~5hrs on battery. Which is pretty shit-hot for a linux laptop. One gripe so far: Since I updated the BIOS, the entire thing
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by suvelx 11y ago
So thats what LTSE is. Saw it in the compatibility table for the TB15 thunderbolt dock. Which, I really can't tell if it'll work or not. Really need to plug a 4k monitor into it.
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by suvelx 11y ago
The best explanation for the super rich I've had is something along the lines of: (Hoping my numbers are right) If you make $30,000 a year, an xbox costs 1% of your income, and a loaf of bread costs 0.001% of your income. For the super
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by suvelx 11y ago
I did this (with python) It was a fun project. https://github.com/xlevus/stagfs Had a few issues with performance that I started to fix, but didn't find the time to finish.
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by suvelx 11y ago
And the 4K content is where?
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by suvelx 11y ago
> well until you wear your phone on your wrist why would we want to go back to small phones and end up with a two or worse three device world? Because I can't fit a phablet in my trousers. Or is this the trouser manufacturers fault?
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by suvelx 11y ago
> It’s very much a normal distribution centered around the 5.5″-6″ mobile phone (phablet) Is that because that's nearly all you can buy in the mid-high end these days?
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by suvelx 11y ago
I bought the new Dell Precision 5510 (Business version of the new XPS 15) this week. With a 4.4 kernel, Everything seems to work more-or-less fine. There's one or two issues with the graphics stack (HiDPI display, Nvidia Card), but the
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by suvelx 11y ago
It might have changed in the last 5 years, but I found #5 a point of contention. I found it incredibly hard to find a new job opening when I wanted one, let alone get hired for them. Flew to London and have had jobs thrown at me nearly ever
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by suvelx 11y ago
It's been around for a while: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Community_Safety_Accreditation...
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by suvelx 11y ago
The article is about TPP, and this video is about TTIP. Slightly different, as one covers the Pacific, the other the Atlantic.
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by suvelx 11y ago
We should also ban alleyways, as criminals can hide in them too. Also noisy pubs and bars, because they provide an excellent environment for criminals to converse without people overhearing them. And possibly the postal service, because cri
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by suvelx 11y ago
A part of me hopes (read: dreams) that the keyboard/gpu is all interfaced to-spec as Thunderbolt 3.1 (spec supports bidi power, and external GPUs). And that the TB3.1 spec is "bullshit free" (unlike DisplayLink).
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by suvelx 11y ago
I don't pay for Prime. Ether I or my wife buy something once a month 'next-day'. Amazon fail to deliver it, we complain to customer service, and demand a free month of Prime. Rinse/repeat.
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by suvelx 11y ago
What I don't understand, is why I can't pick my delivery slot for free. Everybody has jobs. Everybody finds it annoying to buy something on line. You never know when it's going to turn up. You have to take a day off, and hope
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by suvelx 11y ago
How on earth did you get Amazon to send you a delivery with DPD?
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by suvelx 11y ago
Drivers from Amazon (and only Amazon) consistently flag first-attempt deliveries as "Unable to deliver package", then successfully deliver the package the second time around without any issue. And although these deliveries could b
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by suvelx 11y ago
I've got a suspicion that Amazon has been trialling/building this in the UK since their purchase of Yodel, perhaps earlier. A number of times some bloke in a car has turned up and delivered me a package. No uniform, no branding. J
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by suvelx 11y ago
I'd like something like this, but to fill the gap between a normal desk height, and a standing desk height.
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by suvelx 11y ago
This is what it looked like originally. http://media-cdn.tripadvisor.com/media/photo-s/07/d3/de/df/h... I can't say I'm overly impressed.
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by suvelx 11y ago
I don't put locks on my luggage either. Instead I put an easily breakable cable tie on the zips as a tamper evident seal. The one time I've had a bag come back with it missing has been the time the TSA decided to inspect my bags.
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by suvelx 11y ago
Yep. I live in the UK, have a Prime subscription, yet I'm probably just going to get it off the Pirate Bay because their software is such an ass to use.
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by suvelx 11y ago
Hah, yeah. I was wondering where it was, thought it could be NZ, but Ireland and Scotland look pretty similar. It was the Tui that confirmed my suspicions.
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by suvelx 11y ago
Maybe he meant 'uber XL' (which is the next step up on the slider), which are people carriers for more people/bigger items?
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by suvelx 11y ago
If it's anything like London, the price of the black cab is regulated. So, even if there is hailing via an app (Which afaik exists for some black cabs), you're still paying the regulated and more expensive fare.
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by suvelx 11y ago
http://i.imgur.com/avm58fO.png Am I going crazy, or is there no red in that?
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by suvelx 11y ago
I suspect the 'underground' nature is down to the radio spectrum they can use, vs the spectrum they do use. "The technology allows for eight people to be in the air at the one time racing against each other, however the A
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by suvelx 11y ago
Still no python3 either. The more I use it (and see minimial improvements), the more I'm sure AppEngine is a stale project, kept alive by the potential wrath of the internet if they canned it. [edit] I'll give them credit, They&#x
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by suvelx 11y ago
Is that a 21:9 laptop they used in the demo? I want that one.

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