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Probably

http://archive.org/stats/

Or a higher level of legislature mandates it… why does everything have to be a riot?

Here's the slides of the source for this, including loads of other cool things that can be done with PG:

https://wiki.postgresql.org/images/0/0b/PGforSmarties.pdf

Kids under 10 that want to play iOS games.

I don't think that's going to happen until the Model 3 is launched.

This is what happens when Homer Simpson works at your datacentre.

Reminds me of this from 2009:

http://techcrunch.com/2009/08/11/facebook-begins-testing-fac...

Eurozone problems, perhaps. I do not understand how you can attempt fiscal union without true political union.

And we're treating those figures as trustworthy are we? Eurostar consistently failed to validate numbers provided by the Greek government in that period.

has this ever actually happened?

The point with this method is that the gradient acts as a fill before the image is loaded.

Rosetta Stone pull in that much per quarter.

And manage to run at loss, with it.

We[1] take a different approach to language learning by focusing on usable, real language from the get go. It's more of a phrasebook that uses games and activities to get the vocab you need into your memory than a grammar learning engine.

[1] http://utalk.com/app (App Store link)

In order to pull in $50m revenue per year, Duolingo are going to need to sell 2,500,000 certifications. Is that doable?

Android does the same thing:

http://www.android.com/switch/

There's new higher level stuff for downloading assets on the fly from the App Store, check out the new NSBundleResourceRequest class.

There's a good reason for that requirement. Loading 32bit apps on a 64but device requires loading all the 32bit version of shared libs, massively increasing the memory footprint.

Starting Strength is commonly presented as good beginner programme:

https://blackironbeast.com/starting-strength

You don't need to use React Native to use flexbox with iOS apps:

https://github.com/robb/FLXView https://github.com/joshaber/SwiftBox

Tips, presumably.

I didn't consider tipping culture. A scourge.

Apple Pay is literally a win for everyone

* Customers have an easier, securer way to pay than chip & PIN (swipe only will be phased out as it has in Europe)

* VISA/MC/AMEX get a reduction in transaction fraud due to device-linkage (combined with biometrics).

* Retailers can process transactions quicker without them costing more.

The locations are estimates, but will be between the right stations.

Yes: http://www.newrepublic.com/article/112269

I think it's honestly getting to the point where some signed/trusted biologically embedded blood analyser/spectrometer is going to be the only thing that catches cheats.

Good riddance.

Hopefully the next president won't be another corrupt liar (Platini, Warner etc).

I loved my PSION, and the huge OPL[1] programming manuals that came with it. Excellent devices.

[1]http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Open_Programming_Language

Regex 101 is fantastic, I love how it provides a plain english explanation.

What do you think that light turns in to?

The GPS altitude limit is 18km which is 60,000ft. Normal cruising altitude is 35,000ft.

It's also trivial to obtain unrestricted GPS devices.

…it's adapted from a book.