halviti

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by halviti 10y ago
All these articles about this, but I've never seen anyone mention whether or not a pardon has been requested.. which is arguably the most important thing in determining whether or not a pardon will be granted. https://en.wik
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by halviti 10y ago
I went from a note 3 to an s7. Like you I never really utilized the stylus, and even though I had 3 extra batteries for my note, I'm still mostly ok with the tradeoff. The size of the phones is nearly identical. As you mention, the onl
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by halviti 10y ago
I think you know this, but they're all still sleeping.
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by halviti 10y ago
In this particular case you're comparing apples to oranges. Shotguns are very different from a standard .38 First is the obvious difference in projectiles, which can make a huge difference. Second the .38 (in all likelihood) was a pist
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by halviti 10y ago
If you were born before 1989, your SSN can be guessed with 44% accuracy by an algorithm. http://www.sciencemag.org/news/2009/07/social-security-numbe...
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by halviti 10y ago
While this makes perfect sense and works great in the rest of the world, ID numbers in the US have been talked about, but have faced resistance from two groups.. those that think that this is somehow an invasion of privacy, and those that t
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by halviti 10y ago
Jolla / Sailfish ?
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by halviti 10y ago
i.e. - facebook wants to be paid by advertisers instead of being a free promotion platform. Really it makes sense all around though, and you have to wonder what took them so long.
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by halviti 10y ago
So you read the part where it said he does many speeches for free yet decided it worthwhile to create an estimate that you know doesn't align with reality and draw conclusions from it?
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by halviti 10y ago
According to her e-mails and public statements, I believe you are speaking about Hillary Rodham Clinton.
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by halviti 10y ago
You can probably find various rulings on this subject in different countries because Google accidentally did this all over the world. https://googleblog.blogspot.is/2010/05/wifi-data-collection-...
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by halviti 10y ago
You're definitely an outlier though, and no one is saying that it's not possible, it's just that the interface of a tablet (or lack thereof) presents an un-necessary hurdle that needs to be overcome. My company is responsible
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by halviti 10y ago
I have no idea how he came up with his rant either. The article says little to nothing along the lines of what he claims. Only at the end of the article, someone else other than the author is quoted as saying that negative health outcomes
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by halviti 10y ago
I don't think you read the article. The author says exactly what you're saying. They're pointing out that it's not so much what you're putting into your body as what you're comparing it to, and right now we&#x
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by halviti 10y ago
I'm not sure about twitter, but for Facebook fake likes actually hurt you because they use algorithms to figure out what to display and to who. The more fake likes you have, the less likely people who actually liked your page are to h
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by halviti 10y ago
Actually they are meant to be depicted as small for a reason, or at least this is what I was taught by multiple university professors. The reason a depiction of a smaller penis was preferred is that it was a sign of fertility. Men with sma
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by halviti 10y ago
While I tend to lean more to your side of the argument, the devil's advocate in me has to point out the fact that you leave out the massive costs of research, development, clinical trials / fda approval, etc. that go in to getting
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by halviti 10y ago
This is largely a regional/cultural thing.. In Europe people tend to care more about these things because they're interested in creating a good healthy workplace. If you only wrote about your professional achievements, it would be
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by halviti 10y ago
Governments 'failing' in this scenario seems to be referring to not acting quickly enough. If you're going to strip governments of power for this, there would be no more governments left in the world.
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by halviti 10y ago
Tim Cook exposes the lie that Steve Jobs ignored philanthropy http://appleinsider.com/articles/12/02/02/tim_cook_exposes_t...
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by halviti 10y ago
The only problem with reducing the lifetime at the moment is that all of the solutions to use this for windows are ... lacking. Without using the various hacks people have created, you can generate the certificates on linux and then move th
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by halviti 10y ago
Ah, my childhood, this is great. Maniac mansion, world games, pirates!, the last ninja and impossible mission were some of my favorites. I actually managed to beat impossible mission, and I can't even imagine the amount of time I spent
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by halviti 10y ago
His party and also their coalition party are trying to keep the parliament together because if it gets dissolved then it's likely the pirate party will win in an election, so they're trying to avoid that.
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by halviti 10y ago
Sort of. He signed his 50% share over to his wife the day before that law went into effect, so 'technically' he didn't violate it. Luckily the public doesn't care much for these sort of technicalities as everyone can see
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by halviti 10y ago
Well, the stock was owned before the banks collapsed, so no matter what it's a loss. The only "benefit" you could get is trying to get back as much of your investment as you can.. in which case this begs the question, would
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by halviti 10y ago
Technically he hasn't been publicly accused of doing anything illegal. Someone would have to make the case that his holdings in this offshore company actually did influence the decisions made regarding the banks during the crisis, and
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by halviti 10y ago
He held a company with his wife that owned stock in the collapsed banks (making him a creditor to the banks). He then essentialy gave his wife his share of the company so he could hide this from the public and not report it, and was then p
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by halviti 10y ago
Yes, he was trying to retaliate against his own party for not supporting him. The president wasn't ready to approve the request without at least first talking to the leader of the other coalition party to see if they were in agreement
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by halviti 10y ago
I think this guy gets it wrong, and this has nothing to do with being 'smart', but rather sitting somewhere along the aspergers/autism spectrum. The one interesting takeaway for me was this: "I realized that the reason p
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by halviti 10y ago
Bears like fish. I like fish. Therefore I am a bear.

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