Go here for the original IRC based imgur chat: http://wzff.de/ And here's the announcement that went viral back then: http://imgur.com/gallery/fNkr9 I like receiving messages, so please feel free to send me some.
Go here for the original IRC based imgur chat: http://wzff.de/ And here's the announcement that went viral back then: http://imgur.com/gallery/fNkr9 I like receiving messages, so please feel free to send me some.
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it's like this, basically.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZOTkkwjawks
what, no passport photo?
Here comes the sun
bonk. bonk.
thanks for the analogy.
there's no good reason to upgrade a printer
then it hopefully gets an icmpv4 echo response or else the internet connection is probably not doing so well.
why's it going so fast, then?
there has to be a better way to do this.
I don't see it.
now kiss
extra chromosomes?
story time?
nose of coke.
also fitting all discussion into memes.
140 character limit happened :)
We might make advances in energy storage technology so this doesn't happen - at least I sure hope we will have a breakthrough in that area.
Do you happen to know whether it's possible to refurbish batteries/recycle the lithium from old, worn out batteries, or not efficient?
I haven't done any research on what amazon does specifically so I don't know for sure.
I said it's challenging, not they're not doing it. I'm sure they have put a lot of effort into it.
Deduplication is a challenging task. You need to keep hashes for all chunks/files, and in amazon's case, distribute them across systems.
so, just like love?
I wish they'd include the "packaged on" date. I think there are countries where they do that.
or maybe because they already got enough customers due to it.
not that I looked into it, but amazon might do deduplication and only save unmodified pictures once.
I hold breathing dearly.
having realistic goals, hm?