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by slowcpu 15y ago
"Then, if that user eventually signs up during a later visit, KISSmetrics will associate their previously anonymous profile with their email address or user name. Which means that site admins can look at both how a user is currently using t
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The Daily Start-Up: VCs Favor Opposite Ends Of Investment Spectrum(blogs.wsj.com)
1 points by slowcpu 15y ago|0 comments
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by slowcpu 15y ago
"The most aggressive thing they've done is commit handfuls of troops to a multinational "peacekeeping" mission" ie: They are aiding the Americans in killing civilians. I guess that the civilians are now fighting back. Funny how that happens
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by slowcpu 15y ago
Norway's troops in Afghanistan have contributed to the deaths of far more civilians than were killed in this episode. Killing people is a bad long term policy.
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by slowcpu 15y ago
If your eyes were stacked one above the other, then the mirror would flip up and down.
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by slowcpu 15y ago
Not terribly interesting. Although it is one of the oldest ( if not the oldest ) journals around, it is simply not widely read or terribly important. In addition, from the journal's web site. "All issues back to 2001 are free to access two
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by slowcpu 15y ago
The London Library, a private library in London's St James Square ( the heart of London's gentleman's clubland ) is a well established version of this ideal. http://www.londonlibrary.co.uk/ " The London Library is now the world's largest
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Former Harvard Ethics Student Charged With Hacking MIT Computer(abcnews.go.com)
2 points by slowcpu 15y ago|0 comments
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by slowcpu 15y ago
The death of the old codex will go unlamented. Physical books will now only be a small niche for traditionalists, like eight track tapes.
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by slowcpu 15y ago
I read a lot more now. Before ereaders, I used to read a book a week. I now read between 4 to 5 books a week. In addition, the books I read are of higher quality ( less trash, more mathematics, medicine, philosophy, political analysis and f
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by slowcpu 15y ago
The domain name is more appropriate for a pornographic site than for a serious application.
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by slowcpu 15y ago
Another troubling fact is that the advice given in the demo also suffers from numerous grammatical errors. This is unlikely to give a potential customer much confidence in the quality of the advice.
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by slowcpu 15y ago
That is a common misconception. In reality, there are other interhemispheric connections.
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by slowcpu 15y ago
Recent Intel Fabrication Locations: Fab 24 Leixlip, Ireland Fab 28 Kiryat Gat, Israel Fab 68 Dalian, China Fab 42 Chandler, Arizona, USA -------------------------------------- Recent Intel Assembly Sites: Heredia, Costa Rica Chengdu, China
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by slowcpu 15y ago
http://framethink.files.wordpress.com/2011/06/stock-option-g...
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by slowcpu 15y ago
"If, in connection with the termination of a Participant’s Employment, the Ordinary Shares issued to such Participant pursuant to the exercise of the Option or issuable to such Participant pursuant to any portion of the Option that is then
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by slowcpu 15y ago
A brilliant summary of events so far.
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by slowcpu 15y ago
May I respectfully suggest that those who do not fulfill the minimum wetware requirements to run Linux successfully should stick to an operating system that is consistent with their cranial capacity.
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by slowcpu 15y ago
> My perspective is that of a Junior CS & Physics major reaching towards grad school and some sort of research Your friends are smart enough to know that grad school in Physics is a blackhole. Once you finish the PhD, it becomes an
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by slowcpu 15y ago
It is sad that bright people end up working for many rather worthless companies, producing so many worthless products and services.