zosi

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by zosi 15y ago
The thread seems to end with the conclusion that the poster is not the real owner of Mybitcoin.com, and that the whole thing is a prank/hoax.
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by zosi 15y ago
Unless, of course, the system clipboard is on a different machine than the running copy of Vim. This is useful advice, you really don't have to be so negative about it just because you aren't in a situation where it's applicable.
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by zosi 15y ago
All of those papers either post-date Intel's announcement from 2003 regarding tri-gate transistors, or are written by Intel employees. That search also brings up multiple patents held by Intel on the technology.
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by zosi 15y ago
Since the story link is just to the project github page, here's a blog post from the person who did the performance optimization talking a little more about what he did: http://blog.patshead.com/2011/04/improve-your-oh-my-zsh-star... Here
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by zosi 16y ago
O'Reilly doesn't seem to do that, unless it's embedded in the PDF in a way which doesn't show up in simple viewers. Pragmatic Bookshelf, Manning and Packt (out of the e-books I have handy for quick checking) do put your name/address on the
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by zosi 16y ago
Yes, you're over-reacting. Your post sounds spiteful, and your threat of bad publicity sounds more like revenge than warning your fellow consumers. The way I see it, it would've been nice of them to give you a free MEAP copy, but it was w
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by zosi 16y ago
Actually, that's completely wrong. As the law was prior to this decision, the SEC had to have good cause to remove someone from the Public Company Accounting Oversight Board. The ruling was that requiring two levels of good cause between t
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by zosi 17y ago
You are. They already have a dialect of Scheme that contains many extensions beyond the RxRS specs, this is just giving it a name so that people stop confusing "PLT's dialect of Scheme" with "Scheme in general". Personally, I'm not a big f
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by zosi 17y ago
Erm, Chrome supports Theora in HTML5 video. I just played a few of the examples from http://double.co.nz/video_test/ as well as the Opera page linked from there to test, and they worked fine.
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by zosi 17y ago
By saying that it's not working, you assume that a raw domain.com is "broken" if it doesn't resolve to an address which is presumably the same as www.domain.com, which is pretty much baseless. There's no technical reason for a bare domain
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by zosi 17y ago
What you're saying is that if I click on an ad, and that click results in a company in a completely different country paying another company in another completely different country a certain sum of money, that my government should be able t
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by zosi 17y ago
Hmm, it looks like the first link got eaten by HN's linkerator due to the %27 (single quote) in the URL. Sorry about that, try http://preview.tinyurl.com/ydb8h28 . As for the calibration period, you're right, there are definitely some iss
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by zosi 17y ago
Absolutely. I'm not very good at finding information in scientific papers, but here's the first few I found with Google. If those don't satisfy you, I'll see what I can find when I get home from work. http://www.ldeo.columbia.edu/res/fac
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by zosi 17y ago
This has been debunked over and over already. The predictions based on the tree ring data in question are known to have diverged from actual, measured temperatures from 1960 onward. They're known to be fairly accurate prior to 1960, to th