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Comment #23303713
Argh is this real or not? Would energy radiated away as a result of inductance be analogous to energy radiated away by gravitational waves in the "water pressure analogy"?
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Comment #23295949
You would also need to avoid any and every other way of revealing your location.
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Comment #23287595
Interesting. Not casting a void pointer return value seems like a bit of a shibboleth for the "C is not a subset of C++" community.
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Comment #23287507
> So those 1 in 6 know exactly how it will impact them because it already has. It could impact them differently if they contract it again.
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Comment #23287500
> too much faith in dependency oriented programming Which is why it's a distraction to even consider this particular person's track record. Even if this same person pulled one crit…
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Comment #23286835
> I'll be in the pub by the end of the year. Does this mean that you think the risk of serious morbidity or mortality is overestimated, or because you think at some point the reduc…
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Comment #23286505
Wow... > Google Buzz publicly disclosed (on the user's Google profile) a list of the names of Gmail contacts that the user has most frequently emailed or chatted with. Google Buzz …
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Comment #23284477
Any diagram like this should include an estimate of usage, and how much that usage will cost, for every "block of architecture" displayed. Absent that, it's impossible to tell whet…
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Comment #23284125
What can you do with a void pointer without casting it, apart from comparing it to NULL?
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Comment #23282530
You're missing the point by focusing on the job search information specifically. Any information provided without a clear understanding that it would be made public should not now …
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Comment #23276551
To keep it properly ventilated you'd have to have a fan blasting air directly down onto your head.
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Comment #23267750
And once you did that, your content was on the "World Wide Web", not just some "Gopher server". The WWW name made the venue sound more intriguing.
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Comment #23261272
That would only really matter if the poster were really close to the threshold. Moreover the gaming of the system would be unlikely to work forever, requiring too much coordination…
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Comment #23260211
You'd lose any privileges associated with a high number of karma points, also all of your previous content would be removed, so people could cover the same territory in possibly ne…
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Comment #23259164
Same way term limits make sense. Hit the ceiling, then you're done. Make room for someone else. Avoid stagnation.
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Comment #23258910
Someone should start a competing service then. My recommendation would be to have a "maximum karma" limit, at which point the account (mod or not) and all of its activity are delet…
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Comment #23247542
It's becoming really difficult to figure out whether an X-core i5 is better or worse (even for a specific purpose) than a Y-core i7 or any other combination of [model, clock_speed,…
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Comment #23247339
> It does not, however, sound like an attacker can establish arbitrary TCP connections Maybe not, but what if the ports you have open actually are HTTP servers for development purp…