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by yaix 14y ago
"""The escape system's motors will allow the capsule to land anywhere in the solar system ...""" Must. Not. Become. a Fanboi.
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by yaix 14y ago
I think you just totally missed the point.
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by yaix 14y ago
>> Robert Scoble likes Orchard Supply Hardware That is not an ad for a hardware store, its an ad for Scoble. Just "like" as much stuff as you can, and people will constantly see your name and are reminded of you for free.
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by yaix 14y ago
There is a DARPA financed project called the "100 Years Space Ship", that's the real Enterprice building project. http://100yss.org/ Mission Statement: "100 Year Starship will pursue national and global initiatives, and galvanize public a
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by yaix 14y ago
The other way around as well. High population growth causes slow economic growth /per capita/ (because the available income is distributed among more people). In the book "Poor Economics" the authors show how poor parents tent to invest mos
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by yaix 14y ago
Right. Unfortunately, especially in Africa, the --- and --- religions are fighting their war of who can produce more children.
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by yaix 14y ago
Related question: is there an easy build-in way in Django to write to stdout a count of DB queries made for a request?
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by yaix 14y ago
You are looking for the "100 Years Space Ship", financed by DARPA (the same that made the Internet) and others. http://100yss.org/ From the Mission Statement: "100 Year Starship will pursue national and global initiatives, and galvanize p
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by yaix 14y ago
Pirate Pay? LOL, at least they have a sense of humor. Are they only corrupting certain files -- i.e. the movies they target -- or do they cause a general damage to BT? It wasn't really clear in the artice if these "false positives" are only
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by yaix 14y ago
That's why every pork that is slaughtered will be inspected by a vetarinarian who is looking for these eggs (little white balls). I remember, when I was a kid, my grandparents had pigs on their farm and when they slaughtered one once a year
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by yaix 14y ago
There is a BBC documentary called "Parasites" about the topic. It includes some cases of cysts and other larvae in the brain, and many more interesting cases of animals living inside humans.
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by yaix 14y ago
The new Goog search interface being one of them, especially on low end computers (netbooks etc). The results of Goog monitoring page load and render times can be seen in Goog's Webmaster Tools and is measured by user's browsers. They starte
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by yaix 14y ago
But "Kodak ran a registered nuclear device everybody knew about and that was dismantled years ago" does not nearly sound as catchy as something about a "secret nuclear reactor in an underground bunker"!
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by yaix 14y ago
Dude, it's called democracy! First, people talk about and discuss all proposed solutions. Then they vote and one solution get a majority. Then, the guy who controlls the money (in this case Apple) comes along and decides for you. Or did I m
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by yaix 14y ago
GBot has been executing Javascript and hitting URLs the Javascript generates, for quite some time. And very likely it also evaluates the page layout as it is influences by Javascript, to detect keyword stuffing hidden by Javascript.
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by yaix 14y ago
Sorry, but when I read this article I was just thinking that some people seem to have just too much free time...
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by yaix 14y ago
I tried DDG, but Goog's results are just better. And when I do tail -f log/access_log on my box, GBot is always there, hitting my sites every few seconds 24/7. Sometimes Bing is around, but less frequent and much slower.
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by yaix 14y ago
Yep, I tried to use DDG for some months, but often find me repeating the same search in Goog. However, usually I open a incognito browser window in Chromiums when I search in Goog, so it doesn't get my normal user tracking cookie.
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by yaix 14y ago
Hard to read the page. A third of my netbook screen is covered by the style="position:fixed;" header.
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by yaix 14y ago
GitHub, seriously, if Torwalds takes the time to point out a flaw in your software, listen to him! Really.
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by yaix 14y ago
And in a technical context, it means that a data file produced a read error. In a blog context, it means neither.
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by yaix 14y ago
You may want to send the link to the article to some newspapers in NL, maybe a few will pick it up and investigate. If nobody tells the mainstream press, they may just overlook it.
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by yaix 14y ago
How about 400 Bytes?
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by yaix 14y ago
That sounds much like Richard Nixon when he first read about watergate. Unproven and sensationalist it is, but how is it "misleading"?
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by yaix 14y ago
If that is indeed the same judge working together with the plaintif, then it does still not proof corruption. But taking the case would have been highly unethical. I really hope there will be an investigation into this.
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by yaix 14y ago
And you still opened an account at that same bank?!
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by yaix 14y ago
Especially the one's that use Goog for web search! ;-P
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ATK's Liberty rocket targets 2015 debut(bbc.co.uk)
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by yaix 14y ago
Right. The article says this: "Additionally, using HTTPS helps providers like Google remove information from the referrer string."
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by yaix 14y ago
No REFERER header anymore, bye bye search keywords data, now only in Google Webmaster Tools... Edit -- From the article: "Additionally, using HTTPS helps providers like Google remove information from the referrer string."

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