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by yasth 11y ago
They have a travel wing. http://www.nationalgeographicexpeditions.com/ Including a partnership with a cruise line. They also have a fairly extensive travel publishing section http://shop.nationalgeographic.com&#x
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by yasth 11y ago
I assure you that you could keep America famine free for far less. Indeed pretty much the entire support structure is only 80 years old at the oldest, so america managed just fine for a far longer period of time without supports and without
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by yasth 11y ago
If you are in the EU there are pretty extensive data privacy rules. If you are in the US, it is a bit more complicated. It would mostly depend on what the US ISP claimed it was doing. If it did something beyond what it claimed it was doing,
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by yasth 11y ago
In an expansion[1](pdf) the classical Bugs Bunny at Disney study[2](pdf), over several leading interviews participants added more and more detail. So while it would probably work with an accidentally and freshly implanted memory; it could p
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by yasth 11y ago
Well there is probably a pretty big difference between the normal civic, the hybrid civic, and the natural gas civic, but I don't think there will be lots of per car model/line differences, just that the inability to contract out
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by yasth 11y ago
It should be noted that this is a very limited ruling. Only the owner can modify the car, and you can't go to a mechanic or third party to modify it (or inspect it), which will greatly restrict the application. Also this doesn't a
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by yasth 11y ago
> you fire every other manager. Except managers are "sticky", and generally aren't fired merely because they are less burdened. All jobs not just managers are in truth sticky, but in general the more status a job has, and
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by yasth 11y ago
They were one of the largest going into the battle, and had entrenched positions in niche industries (mostly education).
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by yasth 11y ago
Telerik has been following Microsoft and going down the road to lighter, and more modern designs. They still have a ways to go mind, but they have been gradually at least talking the talk. (Though I think most of their revenue remains in in
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by yasth 11y ago
The issue with incorporating elsewhere is that Delaware law is understood. It is the baseline. If you go with some rarely incorporated state's Corporate law you don't even know what traps are there, and there are a lot fewer exper
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by yasth 11y ago
Yes sorry
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by yasth 11y ago
Integration. RPI is nice, but it has a bunch of things that are off spec for the purpose (Pretty decent 3D graphics, but really painful to do GPU work on http://petewarden.com/2014/08/07/how-to-optimize-raspbe
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by yasth 11y ago
For one the iCloud leaks had not one thing to do with cloud computing. Nor did the dropbox one you linked. Those were application level problems, and could well have occurred with on premises based storage (obviously with a public interface
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by yasth 11y ago
Actually a number of ads have content outside the bounding box for SD streams (though some SD streams now cut down things even more by letterboxing because of this). Ads were the first and still the most aggressive to have content strongly
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by yasth 11y ago
Amazon uses ECC [1] (search ecc) MS Azure uses ECC [2] Rackspace uses ECC [3] While compute servers aren't backed up this is by design (use storage). Storage is indeed backed up and replicated. Also most assuredly there are extensive d
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by yasth 11y ago
There is an appeal process, and just recently you are now generally notified if you are on it. http://www.usnews.com/news/politics/articles/2015/04/14/us-t... That doesn't mean it is perfe
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by yasth 11y ago
The author is incorrect, they search, but they don't require ID.
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by yasth 11y ago
Wood chips are a very common method most home brewers use. Also Budweiser is beechwood aged using chips [1], and is hardly unique in using chips (though rarely does anyone else use beechwood). For the most part people like high age counts f
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by yasth 11y ago
They have tracked down leakers before. The issue is that even if you get a clear cut high profile case (like howard stern[1]) then what? It is pretty hard to prove intentionality or where exactly in the chain the data went astray. These th
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by yasth 12y ago
Amazon in all honesty likely had zero choice but to comply with the NSA. Also it might not even be the one complying, but rather the shipping carrier. Actually a lot of what Stallman is complaining about boils down to Amazon is a company th
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by yasth 12y ago
You will gain it all back in 5 years with 80% probability. (and likely worse odds because of the size of the weight loss and the fact you are male) http://ajcn.nutrition.org/content/82/1/222S.long It isn&#x27
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by yasth 12y ago
I'm sure they worked with an OEM (they pretty much had to, to work within their manufacturing processes), but your implication that they grabbed a part off the shelf is just not accurate. Keep in mind that doing an original design is n
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by yasth 12y ago
You could probably tell the difference as Beats is designed to change the sound, much like putting an equalizer setting would. Of course whether or not that is a good thing... eh.
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by yasth 12y ago
While for many products you would be right, for Beats you are wrong. They really did spend quite a while getting the design right. The design was also very controversial, while low end headphones had bass forward designs, they had build cos
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by yasth 12y ago
Just to give another data point closer to price an Atom N2800 (which kimsufi offers with ssd for the same monthly price) gets around 1100, so competitive but not world changingly so. http://browser.primatelabs.com/geekbench3
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by yasth 12y ago
If you read the article to the end you'll see they say there is indeed a business case: > Attempting to handle ANY queries creates enormous complexity in our DNS server code base. It's almost impossible to generate a proper res
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by yasth 12y ago
Quite a lot of work went into it. It is designed for 10k insertion cycles. 2x stronger to wrenching forces than micro, and it is designed so the cables fail, not the machine side connector (because once factories get up to speed have simila
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by yasth 12y ago
Almost anything can output that now (or actually much higher) because of Intel's High Definition Audio (AKA Azalia) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Intel_High_Definition_Audio The real benefits of a macbook is the 1
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by yasth 12y ago
Talk was replaced by Hangouts, not became. There are important differences because talk was based on open models, and Hangouts... was not.
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by yasth 12y ago
Think of this as a special case (and even more limited) version of that, but with special reassuring text from facebook.

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