24gttghh

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   by 24gttghh 10y ago

   >non-consumeristic advertising This seems like an oxymoron. Would you please elaborate?
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   by 24gttghh 10y ago

   That same article states the initial results were refuted by the ICARUS Experiment in 2012...
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   by 24gttghh 10y ago

   Increased CO2 concentration in the oceans increases the acidity of the water as well, killing Coral reefs and many other marine species [0]... [0] http://www.pmel.noaa.gov/co2/story/What+is+Ocean+Acidificati... &qu
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   by 24gttghh 10y ago

   The process behind selecting the DNC candidate appears to have been unfairly shifted one direction, but are you suggesting the actual process of registering voters and counting ballots is rigged by a nationwide conspiracy of thousands of bi
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   by 24gttghh 10y ago

   And that seems like a reasonable request. FWIW I don't pay for any news subscriptions either.
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   by 24gttghh 10y ago

   Citation please.
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   by 24gttghh 10y ago

   Emigrating.
8. 848.▲
   by 24gttghh 10y ago

   Ah I was not aware of that, thank you!
9. 849.▲
   by 24gttghh 10y ago

   I find it funny that people complain about paying for their news, when large newspapers for the longest time weren't (and still are not) free...
10. 850.▲
    by 24gttghh 10y ago

    And what article would that be? The link goes directly to the PDF...
11. 851.▲
    by 24gttghh 10y ago

    Shouldn't polling officials only ask for ID when registering to vote?
12. 852.▲
    by 24gttghh 10y ago

    So instead of preparing paper ballots starting a month in advance, we try to print paper receipts for the millions of people who vote all on one night?
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    by 24gttghh 10y ago

    Which implies the ability to present your receipt to a third party for compensation of your vote?
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    by 24gttghh 10y ago

    I agree; I just like to remind folks of that fact :)
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    by 24gttghh 10y ago

    I was under the impression that Touch ID is actually less secure than a sufficiently complex passcode/phrase. It's certainly easier to find a good fingerprint from someone than it is to read their mind and extract a password.
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    by 24gttghh 10y ago

    So, the brain is an electro-chemical engine, and like other engines, it must be shut down to perform regular maintenance so the engine lasts longer, and is less prone to error conditions.
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    by 24gttghh 10y ago

    If it's the same person repeatedly causing a nuisance, I could see the Police paying more attention than towards a different person every night.
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    by 24gttghh 10y ago

    Fredicksburg, Vicksburg, Sharpsburg (Antietam), Chancellorsville, Wilderness (Overland), Bull Run I & II (Manassas), Shiloh, Chickamauga, Appomattox... in no particular order ...but yeah you could spend your whole life just visiting the
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    by 24gttghh 10y ago

    This is not always possible via remote methods; doubly so after the devices are hacked and cut off from the previous open methods manufacturers might have used which allowed the attacks in the first place.
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    by 24gttghh 10y ago

    "UPS pickup: We contact UPS and arrange for them to pick up your package from the address it was originally shipped to. This is ideal for large or heavy items that are hard to carry, and if you select this option before 9:00 p.m. Pacif
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    by 24gttghh 10y ago

    Which does not necessarily imply that money is being well spent...UCLA costs less than half [0] of what NYU asks, and has a smaller endowment per student. What I read from those numbers, is that UCLA gets less money and does more with it. [
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    by 24gttghh 10y ago

    From that article: >"In practice, only one political party, the CPC, holds effective power at the national level. Its dominance is such that China is effectively a one-party state. Eight minor parties also participate in the politic
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    by 24gttghh 10y ago

    I'd consider Russia as being accurately described in that list. Putin has been in power..how long now? And yes I agree with your sentiments on the US as well. The thing about the US is that there isn't an apparent law forbidding t
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    by 24gttghh 10y ago

    Well. Maybe? I'd certainly consider their government "Authoritarian", but I think that about the US in certain ways too...
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    by 24gttghh 10y ago

    What am I missing here? Yes, China is considered Authoritarian because they are a one-party-state...
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    by 24gttghh 10y ago

    Thank you for this terrifying prospect which I had not considered...
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    by 24gttghh 10y ago

    >"If you or someone else claims the November slot, then our closing party will be December 7th, 2016 -- a day that will live in infamy? ;->" Long live the history nerd!
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    by 24gttghh 10y ago

    I am quite sure there are plenty of other blood-sucking insects around that will fill the ecological niche left by mosquitoes rather quickly.
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    by 24gttghh 10y ago

    I'm sure there is an average center that is implied by the repeating pattern of the plot I posted.
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    by 24gttghh 10y ago

    Just to be pedantic, the barycenter of the Solar System [0] is "sometimes" outside the Sun, but is also often within the limb of the Sun. [0] https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Solar_system_barycen...