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Comment #8543994
It was speeding. Bill is well-known for his love to fast cars. Later, in Seattle, he held the record of fastest Microsoft -> SEA airport drive, for a very long time. The legend say…
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Comment #7043973
Crashes Safari on iPad 2. Latest iOS.
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Comment #6319172
Once more we marvel the prophecy of this designer: http://stocklogos.com/topic/past-and-future-famous-logos First he predicted next Microsoft logo, now Nokia. Bravo!
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Comment #6241029
This is simply unkind to the competition (and to the poles alike): "Tesla achieved this outcome by nesting multiple deep aluminum extrusions in the side rail of the car that absorb…
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Comment #5654217
That's not necessarily a bad thing. A little factoid: out of ~4000 space launches that have happened so far, about 1500 (~40%) were done using delivery vehicles derived from an ICB…
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Comment #4457218
one word: synchronization
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Comment #4219709
How about the following schema for adding a new key to the list of Authorized Keys when NO AUTHORIZED KEY IS PRESENT: * the procedure requires a module produced and sold by the man…
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Comment #4025487
Can we just stop beating this dead horse for once please?
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Comment #3663742
Obscured, mostly by our own galaxy.
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Comment #3604528
Hmmm, I think I've seen it somewhere. Indeed: http://stocklogos.com/topic/past-and-future-famous-logos
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Comment #3543166
I'm one of them. I asked this same question in my team a few weeks ago: I got very similar sampling. The team is composed of 7 hackers (native code, embedded speech-related softwar…
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Comment #3360364
I'm not an Airbus engineer and I'm not privy to their research (undoubtedly many thousands hours involving scenarios we can't even imagine) and the reasoning behind this design. Th…
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Comment #3360256
Great narrative, but factually wrong on at least two accounts: >If the pilots has switched a button to re-enable autopilot, everyone on board would have lived. But they didn’t. One…
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Comment #3342096
Can't find any English sources, but here's the link to what appears to be the source for most of the charts: http://peregrins.com/elect/results.csv.gz And here is the official (gov…
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Comment #3054803
Tax payers have been paying for manufacturing of tangible currency for many centuries. Creating and supporting financial environments is one of the features of governments.
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Comment #3034466
not really an API, but related: touchless/cardless ATM: an App on my phone which I can use to find the nearest ATM and make a withdrawal. It knows my account credentials. I tell it…
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Comment #2935268
This has been answered million times: besides the historical reasons (which are extremely powerful), it's performance. Performance not as in how fast would it take to calculate thi…
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Comment #2922351
those are space ship failures, not rockets. the current failure is one of a rocket (delivery vehicle).
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Comment #2856947
If one watches a few more episodes of the show, it would become obvious that the Prius fuel consumption test was a joke, like everything else in the show. Come on, we can do better…
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Comment #2851974
It's similar to saying that having expendable bullets and grenades is OK until you use the last one while still on patrol. Solution: preparing for it by taking more. Knowing that t…
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Comment #2850732
Some of the things you're listing are must-haves (secure channel), but most are not. If increasing reliability and versatility makes the drone last 10 times longer and costs 10 tim…
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