Leonardo da Vinci and Machiavelli plan to divert Arno River away from Pisa during conflict between Pisa and Florence (Italy).
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Leonardo da Vinci and Machiavelli plan to divert Arno River away from Pisa during conflict between Pisa and Florence (Italy).
One thing I found very important was to plot the scatter of PING vs. Download speed (my Upload is super stable).
Then I created the probability density function of that (using KDE) and used it to get a better deal from my network provider - I could prove they were selling me a slower network most of the time - they now allocate 70Mb/s on a 50Mb/s deal so just that they hit the 50Mb/s most of the time.
It also allowed me to clearly identify some outlier situations where my network suddenly became 'bad' and I could show evidence of it being bad over time.
Certainly a project that should see more traction!
13 Jun 2017 changeMACAddress.sh*
#!/bin/bash
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Using the ECG for RR estimation though should be more than feasible...
You can find good roasted coffee of many types in most of these places.
But if you need an espresso or any other Italian styled coffe. Nothing can beat Italy.
I admit one exception: Portugal. In a long trip to Lisbon I’ve done I had some of the best coffee there !
Edit: still using my 18yr old Bialetti for most of my coffee here and buying coffee when going back occasionally (ever brought back a trolley full of coffe through airport security checks?). Only reliable way so far to have decent coffee.
1. Will 23andme share returns with the people who provided the sample in the long term?
2. Are the drugs that GSK going to produce being charged thousands a vial?
3. what happens to the data of those that are covered by GDPR?
Quite sure all the answers will disappoint me.
Last time (May ‘18) we travelled with an entire group (~30 people) all US citizens going there to learn more about the country their president was not so fond of.
That was just amazing.
The "easy credit" investigation can be traced back to 2005 (already 13 years ago).
Actually, the jump ones look very similar. Maybe they are manufactured by the same company?
Apple customer service has been quite useful, however it has taken me lots of time and effort while I was effectively trying to 'debug' the issue for them.
In addition, the tools that Apple has to check the battery is very vague.
When my phone was tested it had a Green/Red/Yellow chart with no axis whatsoever with a dot showing the status of my battery (Green borderline with Yellow). We have tried the phone of my GF, a 2 yrs old iPhone 5S which has completely random battery behaviour. In this case the graph showed only the Yellow square but with no indication of where the battery was in terms of battery life.
Now considering what to do with the iPhone as I am now a bit disappointed by how this (very) high end phone behaved.