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   by 3825 13y ago

   I think what follows immediately deserves to be noted here as well. 115 is a very small number by itself but then over half of them return. >Of these 115 incidents, 57 percent ended with the return of the child. The other 43 percent had
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   by 3825 13y ago

   Intel has known for a while that it has to take the lead in designing and marketing (the Ultrabook is an excellent example) if they are to stay relevant. I'd say Microsoft is in a similar position. I wouldn't want Intel to think I
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   by 3825 13y ago

   >If the main idea is crap, then there's no "art" that can save it. That's like saying "there can be artful snuff films". hang on, sir/madam. who the hell are you to judge what is art and what is not? pe
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   by 3825 13y ago

   Are you referring to this xkcd? http://xkcd.com/349/
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   by 3825 13y ago

   >US has a fatality every 5.3 km. did you mean every 5.3 million km?
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   by 3825 13y ago

   This probably helps cyclists get support from the people there. I guess it is a chicken and egg problem. I have been almost hit many a times by cyclists who think they are supposed to ride on the sidewalk. I suppose they don't know any
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   by 3825 13y ago

   Do people ride their bicycles on a sidewalk in the Netherlands when a bicycle lane is not available?
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   by 3825 13y ago

   I respect your personal experience but we cannot draw conclusions that can hurt a lot of people without backing evidence. I hear stories about how alcoholic mothers get custody of children over responsible dads. We do not have full support
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   by 3825 13y ago

   The big promise is that you don't have a contract anymore. Perhaps if enough people switch ATT and Verizon will consider having this option as well. Additionally, since they have more spectrum per customer, their service will marginall
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    by 3825 13y ago

    >There is no gender equality when it comes to what a child needs. A child needs the smile of a mother as much as they need the smile of a father. And one can not replace the other. There is such a heavy statement that I cannot begin to e
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    by 3825 13y ago

    Thank you for the reply. Very interesting. Did they verify your date of birth (such as driving license)? Or just took your word for it?
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    by 3825 13y ago

    It will cost you about $80 ($70 + taxes and fees) for an individual plan. Your mileage may vary though. It is pretty good in cities. Do you travel out in the middle of nowhere much? T-Mobile might not be the best for you. When I think of sa
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    by 3825 13y ago

    If you don't mind being throttled, why not pick T-Mobile and save a little money?
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    by 3825 13y ago

    I believe the poster above was talking about postpaid which I believe includes a soft pull on your credit. It is $70 a month but you still pay it at the end of the month (I assume your monthly bill could go higher if you call premium serv
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    by 3825 13y ago

    Does Europe think that the robots.txt approach is cumbersome for "content" owners? If someone doesn't want anyone to crawl, they'd put something like User-agent: * Disallow: /
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    by 3825 13y ago

    I find this interesting. I didn't think of Google local listing as not organic but I did the search in the article[1] and sure enough it takes a lot of the real estate. Perhaps, Google could publish a standard way to write your own sel
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    by 3825 13y ago

    I guess they are trying to keep their ad-supported and tax-supported business separate? I don't understand.
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    by 3825 13y ago

    Does BBC carry advertising in the UK?
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    by 3825 13y ago

    I find it interesting that the set of five countries: UK, US, Canada, Australia, and New Zealand. I'd like to know how the US came up with this list. Is it because we speak the same language? Is it because we share the same heritage? W
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    by 3825 13y ago

    I didn't understand your comment until I glanced at the wikipedia article for the atmosphere of Venus[1]. With a surface air pressure of 92x and carbon dioxide making 96.5% of the atmosphere, the surface of Venus is a no-go even before
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    by 3825 13y ago

    That's what I was thinking. Isn't Mars in a habitable zone as well?
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    by 3825 13y ago

    Which war? The war in Afghanistan?
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    by 3825 13y ago

    This one is slightly bigger (a trade-off) because I included bookmarks (created from headers in the word document).
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    by 3825 13y ago

    PDF or Postscript. Word is not a format that you should share finalized document. Why does anyone need to edit a spec? If there is a good reason to edit, perhaps they should have made it an HTML document. Use LaTeX. Are they afraid the Of
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    by 3825 13y ago

    Here's another version: https://www.dropbox.com/s/4n6sg31v0v3nfok/CSharp%20Language%... 5.48 MB / Has bookmarks from document headers / For download and offline reading if you want to navigate to sp
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    by 3825 13y ago

    yes
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    by 3825 13y ago

    >The problem is that anything that can be wiretapped, will be wiretapped. The solution to this problem is technological. I was against you the whole time until the point where you said >The laws around it need to simply state two thin
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    by 3825 13y ago

    Now that is smart business.
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    by 3825 13y ago

    Playing the devil's advocate. What if all the data collected was also publicly available?
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    by 3825 13y ago

    How did they ever get people in Long Island (hello, Jackson Height!) to agree having a train rattle by and interrupt conversations every five minutes?