cmac

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by cmac 17y ago
That's a lot of meaning to read into 10 words.
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by cmac 17y ago
Well, my comment was aimed more at people who don't have an addiction to the stuff. I like the taste and the buzz. I can drink lots of it but during the times when I don't have access, it doesn't really bother me. (For example, I'd usually
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by cmac 17y ago
So then all things being equal, you're better off with the coffee. You get to enjoy the delicious taste of coffee and yet be 'normal' like a non-coffee drinker afterwards :)
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by cmac 17y ago
> If an unknown company had launched this website I doubt it would have made anyone's radar I think that's one of the perks of becoming successful ;) The app rides on the fame that comes with Basecamp's success and there's nothing wrong
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by cmac 17y ago
I used Cyberduck for several years but some of the later versions became so buggy that I switched to Transmit. Haven't looked back since then. (Don't know if Cyberduck's stability has improved since.)
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by cmac 18y ago
It's shame that Virgin Atlantic customer service really isn't that great. Emirates, Cathay Pacific or Singapore Airlines beats them hands-down.
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by cmac 18y ago
Photocopier or scanner, but it's a real pain.
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by cmac 18y ago
Well, I think an explanation in real-world terms is needed, not theoretical definitions. For example: 1) Does Xia have better climatic conditions? If so, why wouldn't neighbouring countries have similar conditions to become a viable competi
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by cmac 18y ago
This is an interesting example but I think it's not very really helpful in understanding Libertarianism. First let me answer your question directly: in this example, Libland is undoubtedly screwed because Xia has a monopoly on the food supp