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ceequof

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    Comment #10022804

    There are several much simpler ways a robot car could connect itself for charging That's a bold assertion. What's your suggestion that would be simpler than a cable driven arm like…

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    Comment #10020050

    Robot cars don't have hands.

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    Comment #10020046

    How could you possibly defend against a malicious merchant? They can just have a video camera pointing at the terminal, no amount of encryption would defend against that.

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    Comment #10020032

    If I run out of stuff on the front page, then I go to /newest

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    Comment #10019734

    Blogspam. Original post is at http://www.businessinsider.com/hampton-creek-ceo-complaints-...

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    Comment #10019575

    ctrl+f "kiddo" 1 of 9 results

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    Comment #10019494

    (But it would be nice if the next-gen solar panels installed on a car would be efficient enough to provide enough power for a car drive) You only get about 1.5KW of light per squar…

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    Comment #10010570

    It's used quite often among PL nerds: http://lambda-the-ultimate.org/

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    Comment #10005895

    USG is a fairly widely used initialism for United States Government in some circles.

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    Comment #9991349

    Gatún Lake of the Panama Canal is also freshwater, at 26m elevation. Generally, the big risk with elevated freshwater lakes connected to the sea by locks isn't saltwater contaminat…

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    Comment #9976678

    https://pando.com/2014/07/16/tor-spooks/ In 2006, Tor research was funded was through a no-bid federal contract awarded to Dingledine’s consulting company, Moria Labs. And starting…

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    Comment #9969102

    Headphones.

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    Comment #9969014

    Some pretty bad stitching artifacting during the bicycle section. Looks like dynamic range is going to be a problem too: when biking under the overpass, the whites were blown out a…

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    Comment #9937376

    Wildly deceptive title: the author of this blog post is not the same Paul Allen as the 62-year-old cofounder of Microsoft.

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    Comment #9929839

    Whoops, guess I'm wrong.

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    Comment #9919239

    The specs aren’t listed on the FDK site but the safety data sheet shows it is a 3V battery although amperage is unclear. All lithium-ion batteries have a nominal voltage of 3.7V, l…

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    Comment #9906568

    Page 50: Hey, that's how you're supposed to use heatshrink! Wow, I've been doing it wrong for years. Page 62: Mildly surprised that they don't want crimped connections soldered, bu…

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    Comment #9906434

    Linus frequently puts blog posts up on G+, possibly as part of some Google sponsorship deal.

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    Comment #9902979

    Something wrong with the text margins?

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    Comment #9858309

    Color me astonished that a brand new account named POWERfan is vigorously defending IBM in a online discussion forum.

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    Comment #9851903

    You can blow up all sorts of things with gzip: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zip_bomb

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    Comment #9612102

    The fileserver tier consists of pairs of Dell R720s running in active/standby configuration. Each pair is largely similar to the single pair of machines that the old Pages infrastr…

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    Comment #9576745

    `service nginx configtest` does the same thing.

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    Comment #9571804

    Blogspam. Source is http://www.mathistopheles.co.uk/maths/covering-all-the-bases...

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    Comment #9564677

    Googlebot caches robots.txt for a very, very long time. If you disallow a directory it may take months for the entire googlebot fleet to start ignoring it. Google's official stance…