liberte82

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by liberte82 7y ago
So government or public-private partnerships are your options
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by liberte82 7y ago
I see you haven't seen the IT projects I've been part of. ;)
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by liberte82 7y ago
Then why not withdraw it?
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by liberte82 7y ago
Also, statistically, it's likely that in any given year, there will be some place in the world that is anomalous. You can't just pick and choose certain areas, going to a different spot each year, as evidence of a problem, you nee
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by liberte82 7y ago
Just a small one
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by liberte82 7y ago
> In Oceania at the present day, Science, in the old sense, has almost ceased to exist. In Newspeak there is no word for 'Science'. The empirical method of thought, on which all the scientific achievements of the past were foun
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by liberte82 7y ago
iPod iPhone no disk drive UNIX-based OS goes mainstream first mainstream OS with a GUI iMac - making PC's 'friendly' iTunes - made it cool to pay for music again To name a few.
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by liberte82 7y ago
Both of which have had so-so reception. Certainly nothing like Jobs' industry-disruptive innovations.
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by liberte82 7y ago
Oh, I totally missed that news.
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by liberte82 7y ago
Apple has been stagnant since Steve Jobs died. His momentum keeps the company moving forward, but they haven't had a fresh idea since he passed.
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by liberte82 7y ago
Jony Ive?
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by liberte82 7y ago
I think you're probably wrong, but I consent that the article didn't present any information on the illness.
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by liberte82 7y ago
Sure, but you don't have to be an airforce pilot to say you're one at a bar. Why go to all that effort?
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by liberte82 7y ago
Did you achieve your dreams?
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by liberte82 7y ago
You can’t just send helicopters and dump water on it?
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by liberte82 7y ago
Time to update my emergency contact details in the company ERP system
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by liberte82 7y ago
> they had too many years and too much money to implement a usable solution Oh man, that hits home
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by liberte82 7y ago
That's why they're always looking for fresh college grads, many of the older people wise up eventually.
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by liberte82 7y ago
It's difficult to blame Chinese students for not wanting to stay when they're being met with outright hostile rhetoric from the political establishment. Economic considerations completely aside, no one wants to live and work in th
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by liberte82 7y ago
I can't say castrating someone for doing it with a 19 year old at 21 is really any better.
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by liberte82 7y ago
Oh man, I totally forgot Stephen Hawking died until you reminded me. :(
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by liberte82 7y ago
Einstein!
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by liberte82 7y ago
How is it any less fair than the tariffs that Trump is throwing on anyone that pissed in his corn flakes that morning?
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by liberte82 7y ago
This is a great explanation of the issues we have with statistics. You see this all the time in other sports too. As a hockey watcher, fans always want “explanations” for a loss or losing streak. More often than not, it’s just bad luck, and
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by liberte82 7y ago
Do tell
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by liberte82 7y ago
Blocking a website is not “breaking the fundamental human right of freedom of speech and no censorship”, at least not in France.
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by liberte82 7y ago
The US is big into tariffs these days, why do they complain when the same treatment is applied in return?
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by liberte82 7y ago
Why? Is only the US allowed to practice protectionism?
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by liberte82 7y ago
The worst part is that there is only one sensor because having only one sensor allowed them to not document it and requiring pilot retraining. They just found a loophole to exploit, it had nothing to do with a single sensor being a good d
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by liberte82 7y ago
Yep, prior to Google the dominant SEO strategy was to spam keywords into hidden HTML tags invisible to readers.

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