mythealias

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by mythealias 7y ago
Lot of closed caption is not even close to what Chomsky is saying.
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by mythealias 7y ago
I would rather have police follow through on this rather than private businesses.
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by mythealias 11y ago
Also know as triple tap or 3 point check. I am now so used to it that I feel uncomfortable if I intentionally leave one behind.
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by mythealias 11y ago
I am surprised that speed at which this article fell off the front page. There are older article with fewer comments and points that are still on the front page. Is it due to the downvotes for the forbes link?
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by mythealias 11y ago
I don't think what chrome does is relevant in this discussion at least not in the context of defining what is the the correct way for mozilla to go forward.
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by mythealias 11y ago
I think that is an other can of worms. I would assume there will be some law to not allow that esp if it is a govt. issued document. Right now they might not be connected to govt database, but if they ever do then one can be in unnecessary
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by mythealias 11y ago
Similar to the cultural difference when Russians do not smile [1]. [1]: http://www.russianlife.com/blog/why-dont-russians-smile/
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by mythealias 11y ago
There is a direct MARTA train connection from Atlanta airport to Sandy Springs. And compared to NY and Chicago subways, I have found MARTA to be lot cleaner. It would have been more time and cost effective to take the train and then a hail
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by mythealias 11y ago
it comes down to trust. if i were to guess you lock the door to your house. why would you do something which limits the movement of people who want to be in your house. but at the same time you do not have problem giving access to your hous
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by mythealias 11y ago
yes of course :)
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by mythealias 11y ago
Would be nice if it also listed the countries that you could travel to.
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by mythealias 11y ago
kind of like the error check excel does when it finds inconsistent equation in an array or cells
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by mythealias 12y ago
Additional fine print. It is your responsibility for informing your guests that there is an active camera in the car.
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by mythealias 12y ago
just like in every other country in the world ...
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by mythealias 12y ago
It might be he is burned out with all the politics surrounding the claim of his work but not with the work in general. People who enjoy doing something rarely get burned out doing it lifelong. From the newyorker article linked by deuill:
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by mythealias 12y ago
Last I checked Gmail allowed me to create an account without providing an email address or phone number.
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by mythealias 12y ago
jun 7 and 8 happen to be sat & sun. so it is possible the author was browsing different shows and the tv trying to keep up with it.
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by mythealias 12y ago
There was also some discussion about metadata being changed once the files were uploaded to OneDrive. So if you plan to use it just for plain file storage then it might be an issue.
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by mythealias 12y ago
From stackexchange: https://tex.stackexchange.com/questions/553/what-packages-do...
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by mythealias 12y ago
Ignoring the NSA debate, do such actions achieve anything (from security point of view)?
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by mythealias 12y ago
Time fixes everything. We have a short term memory. But what I feel the problem here is that there is no government will to stop what is being done. Which means that such acts will keep repeating. They are being sold as securing national in
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by mythealias 12y ago
Browser zoom (Ctrl + +) works fine for me.
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by mythealias 12y ago
There is also pot in pot refrigerator ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pot-in-pot_refrigerator ) based on evaporative cooling, which does not use electricity. Although it will not work well in humid places, it is still a m
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by mythealias 12y ago
I agree. I thought there was some change in the policy given the recent event.
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by mythealias 12y ago
Yes, length to radius is important factor. Here's a discussion on 7 cylinders touching (using their end) ... http://www.ocf.berkeley.edu/~wwu/riddles/cigarettes.shtml
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by mythealias 13y ago
Cheating would hypothetically cease to exist if students didn't feel like they have a need to prove themselves on paper by a score I can bet that it won't happen. As long as people need to complete, they will try to cheat.
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by mythealias 13y ago
Basing opinion on citation index is like saying if this person is not widely cited he is likely to be wrong. From what I know, it is common for researchers in US and EU to cite each other. However work from say China or other Asian/Afr
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by mythealias 13y ago
Wake me up when US decides to sell it military tech for security and not money. I agree that financial consequences might not be a priority in decision making, but at the end of the day US (or rather the corporations, which can no longer be
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by mythealias 13y ago
I agree but then again everyone uses the superlative adjectives as a default.
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by mythealias 13y ago
Lets see our options are 1: do nothing, 2: involve the military through use of force. I wonder what happened to plain old diplomacy. I guess that is too slow and seems ineffective. So is training the locals to fight their war. After all

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