Lol_Lolovici

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by Lol_Lolovici 15y ago
Which is not what they always do. Microsoft got some nice fines from the EU, I think more than once even.
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by Lol_Lolovici 15y ago
The comparison is indeed useless. Also google+ isn't even launched yet. It's still "field trial" where "a small number of people" participate. For large values of small I guess.
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by Lol_Lolovici 15y ago
FFmpeg can also be compiled with an LGPL license so it can be linked in commercial products. Also executing an external GPL library/binary from a commercial product (no direct linking) is not in direct contradiction with GPL terms (although
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by Lol_Lolovici 15y ago
I suspect you will then be able to exercise driving in a more controlled, and most likely more interesting than everyday city driving, environment the same way it is now for kart circuits and the like.
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by Lol_Lolovici 16y ago
Yes, it's just the link that is from a romanian site.
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by Lol_Lolovici 16y ago
No, it's because an evil person will cut off your finger in order to gain access. He can't rip out your beating heart and all the sanguine system so this is a much better biometric from a personal safety viewpoint.
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by Lol_Lolovici 16y ago
> our API responses and the innumerable clients and scripts that use these methods aren't currently designed with this state in mind Well, you could just return the original URL when it is already shortened and this way there is no new
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by Lol_Lolovici 17y ago
What I don't understand is why would it be the internet's fault people are buying and selling illegal stuff. It is just an instrument for people who used other ways before the internet existed. And besides that how is the internet making po
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by Lol_Lolovici 17y ago
Has anybody seen exactly how "taking control of your brand" works? It would be interesting to know how exactly replying on the left sidebar, or whatever, works and how it impacts the original tweet/forum/etc. I see a lot of people are comme
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by Lol_Lolovici 17y ago
I don't how you read the article and understood that he recommends to "keep things the way they are" as you say. Godin stated the exact thing that you say: "Instead of squandering it in a long, slow, death spiral, do something else. Buy a n
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by Lol_Lolovici 17y ago
Damn nearly everybody was a poor peasant or slave in the 1000s, people where getting upset over nothing. Just because the status quo is such it doesn't mean it is good and cannot be improved. I was searching for a quality LCD screen lately
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by Lol_Lolovici 17y ago
As I understand the problem it is identical to the Monty Hall problem if you map survival-prize and doors-prisoners. The opposite of survival is death and the opposite of prize is nothing. So when the guard says B is sure to die he is actua
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by Lol_Lolovici 17y ago
Looking good so far. Thanks.
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by Lol_Lolovici 17y ago
Does anyone have some good scientific links for what a quantum processor is? I am a bit familiar with quantum physics so the more in-depth the better. All the stuff I read so far contains some magical descriptions by journalists who don't e
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by Lol_Lolovici 17y ago
I don't understand what I got backwards. I was just pointing out that this is a very similar situation to that one (revolution, twitter, elections) and it has the same media buzz but with the added bonus that it involves a Muslim country he
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by Lol_Lolovici 17y ago
It's interesting that something that already happened at least once is suddenly much more interesting because it involves the Islamic world. This was done before in Moldavia ( http://www.wired.com/dangerroom/2009/04/inside-moldovas/ ) but
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by Lol_Lolovici 17y ago
Actually Mono is the short form for the correct name of the disease, not a slang term: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mononucleosis