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No, I do think he meant Yatch http://www.carolexclusivewatches.co.uk/Rolex-Sports/Rolex-Ya...
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Pace microtechnology, one of the worlds largest set-top box & satellite tv receiver manufacturers, released a market statement revising their profits downward due to the flooding. They use western digital HDDs in their boxes. http://in
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There was a Channel 4 programme (in the UK) recently where super chef Heston Blumenthal goes to various food based businesses and tries to re-invigorate/turn around fortunes. In this particular episode ( http://www.channel4.com/programmes/h
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Hobbit behind the scenes video blog - showing off 3D using RED cameras
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Ask HN: Iteration 1 of Android App released, ideas for Iteration 2?
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This was posted on HN a few months back, when the article was first published. Can't find the link though.
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> but the raters did not even pick a single private eye out of the phone book to verify that the house even exists. Can you cite a specific example(s) of mortgages being approved for houses that didn't exist?
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Amazon profits plunge 73%
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Happy birthday Jim Henson
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Google trials Android e-wallet app
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Microsoft unveils a radically redesigned Windows 8
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AOL and Yahoo in merger talks
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The video has no audio.
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http://www.playframework.org/
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Trading platform handles 6m transactions per second on single JVM thread
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I couldn't get it to work with the -Xmn128m argument. It wouldn't startup with it in, without it certainly does speed up the startup time.
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Not true: Here in the UK the BBC have a quiz show hosted by Stephen Fry - QI which featured the Gömböc. Fry placed it in front of him to show it in action, albeit on a mirror, but it certainly wsn't a dust free environment. Here's the actua
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Quite simply they lack the education, this is different to knowledge, which, I'm sure they do not lack, otherwise they would not be competing at the same level for the same jobs. Education can lead to an acquisition of knowledge, but it is
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I am, as a neutral!
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Just try it? what have you got to lose (and everything to gain).
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If you look at some of the big investment banks and hedge funds, they won't bother refactoring; they'll just throwaway and re-write. Their architecture is designed to be really modular and very loosely coupled. So you there is little value
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Or as a friend of mine use to say when she started out learning .NET "c hash". PS. She is from the UK.
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Glenn Beck demonstrates Fukushima's safety with a wok & some M&Ms
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It wasn't!
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code from a 150 line long method which is part of a 6000 line class. Obviously I can't post the actual code on here (but what it is doing isn't important in this context). private XXXXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXXXX(final XXXXXXXXXXX[] XXXXXXXXXXX
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I see no one mentions the NotionInk Adam, at $550 for the top end model (with a spec better than the ipad) I think it's a real contender. http://notionink.com Disclaimer: I have one on order. Edit: I'm also struggling to see how they are
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Duke Nukem Forever Has a release Date: 3 May
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From memory I think there were a number of calls, but the police didn't prioritise them highly enough. I think in the end it was a neighbour who ID'ed the murderer.
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Superfreakonmics[2] talks about this in chapter 3 about the Kitty Genovese[1] murder when no one went to her aid, in effect everyone thinking that someone else would go. They do expand on it further and blow apart some of the urban myths su
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London's version of Silicon Valley complete with change to IPR law
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