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Comment #6430069
Same for IP addresses and http://www.whatismyip.com/
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Comment #5674646
Good to see a mix of quantitative and qualitative measurements in there. While uptime and customer satisfaction are probably correlated, there are probably more factors influencing…
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Comment #5594131
Sure, the process in my mind is the same as when they are given a TV. There is some level of filtering on what information they can obtain and a time delay of when they obtain it. …
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Comment #5593965
Give them access to a static, read-only dump of Wikipedia hosted on an internal prison server. Update said dump once every month.
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Comment #5584499
There is a similar article published in a notable bioinformatics journal explaining how errors were introduced when Excel was used and altered gene names irreversibly. http://www.b…
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Comment #5298732
I agree. Majority of Central London ones are right in the middle of the financial district.
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Comment #4660449
499USD will most probably translate into 499GBP unfortunately
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Comment #4295548
Principality of Sealand also down
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Comment #4106924
An analogy I always like to use is: would you object to a team visiting your home, searching through all your physical and electronic belongings and then replacing everything exact…
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Comment #3902174
Not a fair generalization. I've seen very big consultancy firms only accept Word (or raw text) as input so their systems can filter you out before a human eye sees your application…
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Comment #3552720
What a waste of resources. Do they at least recycle them?
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Comment #3509209
T-Mobile UK, no phone number in HTTP headers.
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Comment #3470463
I remember reading somewhere that S. Jobs was of a similar mentality; at times he only kept a Tiffany's lamp, a chair and a bed in this apartment.
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Comment #3393254
Read the post again, you are missing the point. The price itself was the last drop. The overall experience they got, for a company that has been featured on Google Maps promotional…
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Comment #3392980
Surely one can a) minify b) remove 'unwanted' services from the file in order to speed things up?
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Comment #3355898
Good to see Acme right up there with the big players.
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Comment #3255287
This is also mentioned in Metro 2033 by Dmitry Glukhovsky - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Metro_2033_(book) Amazing science fiction book.