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I am not surprised. I'd expect the "jewellery-grade" synthetic diamonds to have the same artificial inflation of price that we see in natural diamonds. I would imagine industrial diamond dust has a different cost.
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I can confirm that the background is visible on the N4. It seems you might have found a bug in chrome for the galaxy nexus?
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Dots do matter in one key area: your login. People who you have not talked to do not necessarily know where the dots are and although this is nothing compared to the two-factor auth that Google offers, I think it is still a small deterrent.
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I must be reading this incorrectly because if this is what I think this is then states and local governments cannot discriminate based on citizenship. Please correct me (and sorry for going off a tangent) but doesn't this make what the
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I cannot imagine FISA Courts having victims or jury. I thought it was all decided by the judges. Is it not so?
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Is it OK, if BWF pays a cent in a perpetual royalty? Will Zynga have any obligation to license others the name at the same price?
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As far as I know, DNT was designed to be a tri-state with { NoPreference, On, Off. NoPreference is the default. If it is turned on by default, what would NoPreference mean?
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Would it satisfy the bug reporter if we show a HTTP 401 unauthorized for anyone who has DNT turned on?
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This is probably a discussion I would prefer us to have offline but the gist of it is that as a nascent industry, we have to make strides towards self-regulation very quickly. The NAI knows about the dangers lurking ahead. Overregulation is
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This is an interesting topic. Should I deliver different experiences depending on DNT header?
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OP, I don't understand your question. Please rephrase?
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If they are trying to say that they did nothing illegal, I have nothing to say. However, their being "prudent" while "not duly take into account the wider background" suggests that their action (or lack thereof) was part
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Thank you for sharing. If I were you, I'd call my credit card provider and initiate a chargeback request without delay.
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The project that Latitude[1] was talking about. I am not saying you are legally obligated to do something (IANAL). I am just saying it is common courtesy. Trust me. The logo does not make or break your program. https://news.ycomb
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It is OK. However if you are making a community project you should definitely change your logo to be distinctive of existing projects. Please fix. The original project expressed their desire to be visually distinct and it would be very nice
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Is there a particular use case that an existing license does not cover? Why yet another license?
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That sounds about right. There is no mention of the word Android on the page that I could find.
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did you try to charge back?
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Sometimes they just turn their lights on especially in small towns at night
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> Unlike that issue, the main issue is whether the weed is harmful to its users. I am pretty sure if (I'd love to say when but let's be realistic) we get proper legalization (as opposed to decriminalization), we will have to
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Iframes do suck. However, success of a whole crop of companies like Disqus depends on it sucking less . I am sure this is a known issue for these companies.
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Perhaps a jab at Putin, if I had to guess
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Google will tell you that you changed your password {0} days ago if you try to log in with the previous password.
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I admire your enthusiasm but just want to remind people that it is not a done deal. People across the country tried to come together to get a replacement for Lamar Smith[1] but he still won with 63% of all votes. Change is not easy. [1]: Sm
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No, I do not run one but I work in one. I am just curious. I hope you are not operating on a very razor-thin margin. Most programmers are very opinionated. It is very easy to ask them about their opinion on how to improve the project, how t
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Why do you want to track which employees are most profitable? How do you define profitable?
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As I approach this number, I am reminded every day that the median age of Facebookers is 28 and Googlers is 29.
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I fully agree. If James Risen testifies, his journalistic career is over. If I was a somebody like James Risen is[1], I would not even think twice before holding any court of law in contempt[2]. [1]: He is a Pulitzer-winning journalist. h
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Punitive damages https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Punitive_damages
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I do not mind people collecting data about me. I do think that we need to have a restriction that if you collect data about me, you have to share it with me. All of it. In a accessible manner, at least as accessible as you do in your report
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