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by 001sky 11y ago
WTF they already pushed carbs for 30 years turns out cheetos and coke is a vegan diet that strategy backfired massively, tho
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by 001sky 11y ago
Yep, a flyover of populated areas is avoided with an offshore lz/barge.
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by 001sky 11y ago
negligence casts a very wide remit, but applies mostly to professionals (ie, credentialed staff). general executives are granted considerable leeway with respect to negligence in many context it would appear through things like the 'bu
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by 001sky 11y ago
The original comment expressly states a "non-scaling" version of twitter...what is so hard about that? this sub=thread then clearly illustrates what "non-scaling" means and doesn't mean. smh
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by 001sky 11y ago
"The Project Apollo Archive has just uploaded more than 8,400 astonishing, high-resolution images to Flickr"
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High-Res Photos from NASA Moon Missions Added to Flickr(blog.flickr.net)
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by 001sky 11y ago
These three cases seem to be ill-linked in the correlation/causation department. One was a clear medical condition; another a suicide; and the third was linked to an event involved a relapse of substance abuse. Three deaths of this nat
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by 001sky 11y ago
at some stage all of the implicit knowledge is or will be actually sitting over in taiwan/china. many high end frames are performing in similar peformance buckets, despite the stickers on them. And the number of facilities is much smal
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by 001sky 11y ago
"In Alexandria Drafting Co. v. Andrew H. Amsterdam dba Franklin Maps,[6] the court ruled that "fictitious names may not be copyrighted" and "the existence, or non-existence, of a road is a non-copyrightable fact".[7
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by 001sky 11y ago
nobody wants to read website TOS either, but that's not how the world or the law work. there is a line between 'street smarts' and blind faith in people you don't know telling you stuff. 2x4's are not 2x4...that&#x2
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by 001sky 11y ago
Have you ever measured a 2x4? probably not
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by 001sky 11y ago
no, its like saying "caveat emptor" http://rockyroadblog.com/caveat-emptor-vetting-mpg-claims-30...
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by 001sky 11y ago
They didn't call those bands "rage against the machine" and "public enemy" for nuthin now did they? I mean, in all seriousness, why be so serious? Simple points need to be understood, not simply dismissed out of han
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by 001sky 11y ago
that's no excuse, its basically ignorance. not personal critique, but still lots of people follow blindly things they don't understand.
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Don’t murder the Cereal Killers – we need people just like them(telegraph.co.uk)
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by 001sky 11y ago
NOtwithstanding the other comments here, in europe the % or diesel cars is already very high. so europe is optimizing for diesel allowances, and the usa is optimizing also for its own local issues.
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Volkswagen Says 11M Cars Worldwide Are Affected in Diesel Deception(nytimes.com)
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A Firing at the Los Angeles Times Focuses Discontent(nytimes.com)
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by 001sky 11y ago
offshoring has to do with excess supply, not shortages. eg, after telecom became cheap int't calls allowed telconferencing to bring english speaking people online who were overseas (eg, india). So, it's not that there is not short
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by 001sky 11y ago
If I complained about a "shortage" of Ferraris while only offering to buy them new at the price of a Honda Civic, no one would take me seriously. -- The issue in a nutshell
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by 001sky 11y ago
70% is getting hit by cars...motos are not unsafe its the cagers that are the problemo, thus the comment (FWIW, I hate loud exhausts)
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by 001sky 11y ago
this hinges on good faith and ignorance of the law. you can legitimately arrest suspects under the auspices of 'suspiscion' of a crime (eg, murder). Whereas false arrest is an arrest contary to known fact. In cases of bomb threats
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by 001sky 11y ago
point being that questioning a kid and releasing him are not that big a deall. perp walk is OTT. but stuff happens...look at woz...people do dumb shit like that...same thing as sarcasm in security theatre at the airport...justic is working
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by 001sky 11y ago
Just a note--an IED in a backpack is what IED looks like...that's the whole point of an ied--strategic ambiquity, right? Your larger point is correct, tho, that adults should have sacked up and handled this thing immediately. Common se
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by 001sky 11y ago
http://www.businessinsider.com/steve-wozniak-in-jail-fake-bo...
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by 001sky 11y ago
First, go try joking about explosives in security line at the airport, or at the white-house, or the local federal courthouse. Its not the joke you are getting (going to be) arrested for, its not the absurdity, its not the freedom of speech
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Antidepressants and Violence: Problems at the Interface of Medicine and Law(journals.plos.org)
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Paxil Is Unsafe for Teenagers, New Analysis Says(nytimes.com)
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by 001sky 11y ago
Implicit trust is how to decode 'white privledge' quickly. Point being that it is something to take for granted, unless you have to establish it (or pay for the privledge). But it is very necessary in tech where alot happens by wa
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Cabins, the New American Dream(nytimes.com)
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