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whatwhatwhat
15y ago
>They can not just stop building them, because there are literally tens of millions of people getting their income from constructing those buildings. Don't you see why this is obviously disastrous? There are so many analogies that can
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whatwhatwhat
15y ago
Because you aren't actually in America.
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15y ago
Aha! I came here about to ask "Why is this better than polymaps?" -- thank you! Any other reasons you know of? (or anyone else?)
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15y ago
How many apartments are vacant in the US, just as a comparison, does anyone know? That would make the number much more meaningful. Also, are these apartments dirt cheap and do they speak english in these areas at all? Maybe they could be
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whatwhatwhat
15y ago
>You can't just keep cutting out X% of the light and still have some there. Yes you can.
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15y ago
I remember thinking of this one time as a teenager. Could we see a top down view of the rise of man? The huge caveat is that you have some capability of travelling faster than the light leaving earth, so that you can then look back and abs
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15y ago
I don't think it would be too many lines of code, tbh http://nodejs.org/docs/v0.5.0/api/all.html#child_process.exe...
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whatwhatwhat
15y ago
This kind of sucks, actually.
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15y ago
I think the implication is that the presence of women leads to higher performance among men, as well as any other traits that women contribute to the group. I think it's a give and take overall, and I bet women get better around men too.
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Organic food under threat from Monsanto
(rogerblobaum.com)
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15y ago
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15y ago
I was thinking the same. People see me as a jack of all trades, sometimes, and I really connected with some of the points the original poster made. But it's usually because the other person doesn't know a lot about whatever "trade" I'm doi
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15y ago
Can i run Node.js on this? /evil grin
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15y ago
The article seems to be linkbait anyways, but if it were true I would be entirely against it -- I am just pointing out where the argument for home network monitoring falls short when both parties are aware of the monitor being there. I sup
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15y ago
I'm sure there are plenty of kids that can circumvent this and access facebook from friends' computers, from school, cafes, etc. This is especially true if the kid knows they are being watched or if they have a laptop. Kids are smart. Yo
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whatwhatwhat
15y ago
>I will pay you $10 for everyday I don't come to the gym and get on that bike for at least 25 minutes. Not to nitpick, but I think that "dont" shouldnt be in that sentence? The way it's worded incentivizes the trainer to make sure I do
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15y ago
SEEKING WORK - remote please UI Designer: HTML5, CSS3, Backbone.js, Node.js, jQuery, Jade Experienced with business concepts and startups. My site is temporarily up at http://blobaum.com/
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16y ago
I already want to use this site.
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16y ago
>I'm planning to promote the site by posting on forums. You should have started there. You still could of course Find someone that wants something like a hosted sc2 clan website, perhaps, then make it into just what they want. And d
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16y ago
>It clearly makes UK companies less competitive because sites we build will need to be plastered with warnings – and our competitors will not. An American startup doing business globally and with citizens of the UK would have to abide b
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16y ago
XP, Win 7, Ubuntu
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16y ago
Actually, I think overall its better to teach some of the immoral ways even "legit businesses" partake in. Maybe some new freelancer won't second guess him/herself by knowing a few more of the opposition's tricks. And humorous yeah :)
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16y ago
bluenile.com does better
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'Unbelievable' disguise fools Canadian airline
(news.ninemsn.com.au)
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16y ago
Same here, sans the vacations.
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16y ago
I believe the power of the goog will result in something that is more asymptotic.
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16y ago
This doesn't work...
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16y ago
That was pretty funny. They could have done a lot of other creepy things, rather than the same clip over and over.
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16y ago
yeah... poor use of the word 'constantly'
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16y ago
Like eating the bones of your defeated opponents kind-of-a-thing?
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16y ago
I can read it to you over the phone? Or even more simply... I can just read it
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