Beekon

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by Beekon 13y ago
The actual attacks. What led up to it, and the aftermath. And before you go that route, I just meant that it does not make sense or hold up to scrutiny, not that it is in any way 'fun'. Obviously.
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by Beekon 13y ago
You're trying to answer the wrong questions instead of asking the right ones. The absence of answers to good questions says a lot more than half-assed answers to the wrong questions. I don't profess to know what happened on 9&#x2F
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by Beekon 13y ago
I wonder why someone as Chomsky doesn't question the whole Bin Laden story a bit more thorough. What evidence exists that he was alive after 2001 anyway? If the video's that turned up after didn't come with a narrative, no one would draw th
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by Beekon 13y ago
No thanks, I have done my homework. And I, unlike you it seems, know that it is not black and white. It's not all good or all bad and only a fool would try to write it off as such. I know there are side effects when it comes to GMO, I don't
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by Beekon 13y ago
Yeah! Those idiots trying to get food on their plate that is healthy and without side-effects. What on earth are they thinking? Do you really find it odd? Nowadays, if you're not a chemist, you have no idea what you're eating. So it is only
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by Beekon 13y ago
Might be interesting to know that caffeine is not necessarily what many perceive it to be: http://www.guardian.co.uk/science/2010/jun/02/drinking-coffe...
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by Beekon 13y ago
It's not that overflow: hidden in itself is a hack, but it's application to counter collapsing due to floats. Already in the first paragraph, your link states that float containment is a side-effect. While I do use it for this exact reason
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by Beekon 13y ago
While this might look nicer, it's solving one problem by creating another, and in my opinion larger, problem. The problem when it comes to listings is that information needs to be easily scannable. The information to be scanned usually has