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Comment #47913892
Perhaps you could try making a map.
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Comment #29716487
In my mind the principal reason for the current hierarchy is read/write usage. With /etc and /usr it is possible after installation and configuration to set one or both as Read Onl…
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Comment #21595570
A web interface is already a reality.[1] Work great with Chrome or Chromium. Not a full featured office, but in general very nice. [1] https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/off…
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Comment #21408547
For anyone interested, a book was written on this about 15 years ago by a reporter from "Janes Defense Weekly". "The Hunt for Zero Point: Inside the Classified World of Antigravity…
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Comment #21227374
I really would say your just restating the OP conclusion from the point of the of the purchaser instead of from the point of view of the software developer. An executive at an Ente…
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Comment #16163231
I had looked into doing something similar around 10 years ago. A couple of things I found useful that aren't mentioned: Find a program that can measure the propagation of EM waves(…
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Comment #9762426
Think of defining an empty range. a) 1 c seems quite a bit more confusing than a.
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Comment #9374502
Just coming out of a situation like this there are a few thing that are important to take note of on both sides. First even having a pretty good job in not enough to keep you above…
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Comment #8382928
I would just like to point out that, for all the talk of routers being vunerable, routers in general use busybox, which in turn uses ash shell as the default shell. Most routers wi…
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Comment #7967076
As an answer to the question on entanglement, the FAQ posted above had this to say: In contrast, Bell’s Theorem can be formulated without even speaking about hidden variable theori…
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Comment #7263893
https://www.coursera.org/course/algs4partI The Cousera couse above is a really good. Its centered mostly around Java, but the basic principles, of course, can be used in any progra…
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Comment #6922502
Slightly related. This was one of my favorite assignments from my algorithms class on coursera. We implemented part of bzip compression and decompression. http://coursera.cs.prince…
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Comment #6863359
Here are the Safe documents if anyone is interested. http://ycombinator.com/safe/
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Comment #6808302
Jolla is based on what was left of Nokia's Maemo/Meego.