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Roombas do, it would be weird if this new iteration didn't

Why is there a difference between sowtware and the car? Didn't you also pay for the software?

This is just a giant transparent png file. Am I missing anything?

It was done a few years ago for April Fools': https://3d.xkcd.com/880/

Many of them were automatically generated, but some comics were manually converted (by xkcd fans!). You can browse them from the 3d.xkcd.com site.

Related what-if: https://what-if.xkcd.com/73/

I understood that as "that's already a pretty good name".

I have an Asus mg279q with both a DP and a miniDP input. The provided cable is a DP to miniDP, so you can plug most devices with a single cable (just reverse it).

I guess other monitors from the same line have miniDP inputs too.

>Lemke Oliver and Soundararajan’s first guess for why this bias occurs was a simple one: Maybe a prime ending in 3, say, is more likely to be followed by a prime ending in 7, 9 or 1 merely because it encounters numbers with those endings before it reaches another number ending in 3. For example, 43 is followed by 47, 49 and 51 before it hits 53, and one of those numbers, 47, is prime.

But what's the name of the game?

The thing is, the value for these products is infinite. If people don't have them, they'll die.

The second reference talks about the star, which is named Kepler-452.

This isn't WTF at all, that's exactly how regexes should work!

No, it doesn't. If the activist were male, it would say "Un activista" vs "Una activista", so the gender of the person is also explicit.

The ñ key works for me!

That's the reason why the test included a cheap lens and a $1700 one.

This is either a very elaborate joke or the future of computing.

On level 4, it is assumed that the attacker owns a domain name. Given solutions use 2 unicode characters for the domain name, totalling 6 bytes. The actual shortest domain name in use is 'uz' (http://uz/) which is a registrar for .uz, Uzbekistan's ccTLD, making the answer shorter by 4 bytes.

I speak Catalan and Spanish, if anyone is interested I can translate parts of http://www.arrelsfundacio.org/ to English. Google Translate gives "good enough" translations though.

http://www.arrelsfundacio.org/que-fem/ (this translates to rootsfoundation.org/about-us)

> We help homeless people in Barcelona

> We focus on two tasks: Covering the needs of homeless people and supporting them in their personal itinerary.

> At Arrels we provide accommodation, food and health and social care to men and women living in poor conditions in the streets of Barcelona, and more importantly, "we are with them" accompanying them on the long road to regain autonomy.

I disabled third party cookies in Chrome. Doesn't this basically do the same?

It has menu options to go directly to your news feed, the top of the page, notifications and preferences, so it makes browsing the mobile page easier. It also saves the facebook cookies so you don't have to type your user and password every time you want log in.