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EventHorizon

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    Comment #11611174

    I am curious if this same effect is also seen in those who lost weight via a calorie restricted diet without exercise. It could be plausible that the extreme exercise regimen alone…

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    Comment #3741720

    More Search Tools : Verbatim?

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    Comment #2584311

    Does anyone know what the blue/red/yellow lines represent?

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    Comment #2493558

    Is there a better viewer for lttng than the lttv gui? I got spoiled by QNX's amazing tracing infrastructure and analysis tools and long for something similar on Linux.

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    Comment #1914124

    Unfortunately, no. I worked for places that wouldn't even approve the purchase of the 2.0 beagle. I guess that what happens when the equipment and my pay come from separate budgets…

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    Comment #1893772

    R is an implementation of S. According to http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/S_%28programming_language%29 it has its origins in 1975.

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    Comment #1721270

    Chrome appears to automatically add keywords (the site name by default) when it detects something searchable... good to know.

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    Comment #1659986

    Could it not be in a meta stable equilibrium like this if the weights were of equal mass? The numbers of the weights are unit-less. We assume they represent the mass, but for all I…

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    Comment #1650089

    for the more adventurous there are also hydroponic window 'farms': http://www.windowfarms.org/

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    Comment #1633611

    I don't know what the setup is here at work, but it worked for me and I am in Canada....

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    Comment #1252924

    The odd part is that QNX has never really been interested in the mobile-os market. They have mainly been targeting the automotive, defense, industrial and medical verticals.

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    Comment #1186596

    Thought recognition would be much more useful. And a bit scary.

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    Comment #1007760

    I thought the smell after it rains was ozone, or perhaps something else oxidizing the inside of my nose.

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    Comment #959486

    YYYY-MM-DD would be even better. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ISO_8601

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    Comment #917325

    For me one of the big things that I need to constantly remind myself of is to read what is on the screen, instead of what is in my cache. While this trick may help with testing for…