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by 4ensic 17y ago
I work for a government agency. In order to have even a meeting the managers exchange emails to test the waters to see if an action group needs to be formed to assess the viability of creating a comittee to study the concept for eventual i
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by 4ensic 17y ago
OK, was I the only one who initially read the headline as "Excrement Fills New Chinese Exchange..." ?
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by 4ensic 17y ago
I notice that they didn't compare ebooks to movies. I'm sure the MPAA would have issued the same scary stats, but the film industry is rolling in cash despite entire criminal industries dedicated to stealing content. That would have for a
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by 4ensic 17y ago
Even my dog can do that. Oh wait, there's no comma.
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by 4ensic 17y ago
Looks like a bit of backward reasoning. The article starts out talking about fish and shellfish in general making up half of the consumption, but the payload concentrates on salmon and fish fed on fishmeal. From what I've seen of fish farm
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by 4ensic 17y ago
Hey, the internet must be broken because I read Mr. Diller's words and didn't pay a thing. Oops. Barry, you might want to consider your audience when talking to a reporter who works for an advertiser-supported publication. That's rather an
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by 4ensic 17y ago
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by 4ensic 17y ago
I think they're has-beenz now...
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by 4ensic 17y ago
Quite an interesting way to frame the discussion. The question addressed is actually "How much will people pay to read a file on a Kindle?". If I buy a real book, I have a physical object I can lend or give away. If I "buy" an e-book tha
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by 4ensic 18y ago
The two options presented have some difficulties: 1. Private companies have no mandate for universal service. They are free to refuse to deliver to any area, or to subcontract delivery out. In fact, SmartMail is a service that relies on