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AaronM
16y ago
It seems a bit interesting, but I see a couple of points. 1. I have a small pool of people on my linkedIn profile, so I don't think there are a lot of relevance to my results. IE: I will run out of battles very soon 2. How well does this sc
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News Flash: Wikimedia is not immune from the effects of human nature. Any time you give people power, some people will use that power for good, and others will use that power for evil. The real question here; is evil winning this battle?
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the way I read the instructions is that you have to create exactly 4 triangles.
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At the last company I worked for, which was a manufacturing facility. They installed a giant flywheel as a line conditioning device. (We manufactured NAS, and it is terribly costly when a power outage interrupts 5 days worth of testing forc
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Hackers obtain PS3 crytography key due to epic failure
(engadget.com)
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How I got someone on Ebay to buy something they backed out on after winning
(reddit.com)
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Women Who Left Bad Online Reviews of Plastic Surgeon Being Sued
(aolnews.com)
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Unable to use International or Sharia law in your defense in Oklahoma
(sify.com)
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What does having some sort of puzzle actually do for Reddit? I get that its supposed to help filter out people who may not be that interesting in the job, but the questions they asked seemed more like trivia than anything else.
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Are there statistics on what demographics are more likely to click on an ad?
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Why can't Starbucks do exactly what you are saying they can't do? It wouldn't be illegal for Starbucks to operator a mobile coffee truck, and if they sell below cost drinks to and take customers away from someone else at a loss then that wo
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The way i see it, is that this is just capitalism. If you sell a overpriced poor product, and someone comes in and sells a better product, your going to lose. Of course people don't like to lose, so they try to get government to prevent the
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This doesn't really prove anything or say anything that we don't already know. All it proves is that this guy hired Zuckerberg to do some work for him
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I think one has to realize that being strong does not equate directly to having large muscles. Lifting heavy weights allows you to life heavier weights over time. I think I would rather have the benefits of being strong, rather than just ha
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PI Calculated to 5 trillion places on desktop PC
(numberworld.org)
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I like the scatter plot with four quadrants, I think that's a good way to visualize things
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Virtual Fitting Room
(fits.me)
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I stopped reading this after the first paragraph. Who puts their article in a small 5x5 inch box?
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How not to use Hydrogen Gas
(pipeline.corante.com)
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I think this would work even better if they had 1 permanent resident to keep the place clean, and such. Free rent?
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This theory would tend to suggest that there are indeed several undiscovered particles http://www.dailygalaxy.com/my_weblog/2007/11/how-a-surfer--1...
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Doctor says Kids under 9 should be banned from Computers
(foxnews.com)
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I like it, but one thing I noticed if if you select a starting date, it doesnt automatically set the return date to the next day. So if you select a date some time in the future you have to scroll twice
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Strange Discovery May Point to Life on Titan
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I was trying to be sarcastic there. Guess it didn't work
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Who's Zed Shaw?
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Homeless, But Enjoying Hawaii On $3 A Day
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A new Website for taking shots at your boss
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I believe that he is also including the costs of the licenses for SQL for each processor in that 500k figure.
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Amazing Space Photos Taken With a Balloon and Compact Camera
(asylum.com)
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