Ardit20

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by Ardit20 17y ago
"Science, after all, is about evaluating evidence. Science journalism, sometimes, requires pointing out when evidence is weak or absent. This is especially important in the context of medicine and health, where misinformation or lack of inf
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its called a roof.
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To be fare, NASA is about space so if they are selling a laptop it is of course one which is designed to work in space. So, I am either confused or your irony has not come across.
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by Ardit20 17y ago
I thought u meant footsie 100. Was going to say that it is bank holiday today in UK, therefore it might not be opened. As for your actual inquiry, perhaps you need to make the title clearer. I personally do not know.
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The Pirate party platform(guardian.co.uk)
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"I have never heard anyone describe depression as anything other than a waste of time." What does that mean exactly? I think the reason why teenagers and young adults are depressed is because they are trying to figure out what the world is
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by Ardit20 17y ago
That's walking a very tight rope as the way you put it sounds very much like monopolistic behavior. I would suggest that it does not make business sense to have the government looking over you as being an evil monster, which, is most probab
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by Ardit20 17y ago
"Given the hundreds of millions of users" - I doubt that anyone who is using Google for search purposes will need to contact customer support. Tens of millions of webmasters - I would suggest that only a fraction of them would need to call
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by Ardit20 17y ago
no, its a laptop, so the keyboard is built in. I reinstalled windows so have not installed the driver for wireless internet, but last time it found a wireless network but that was encrypted.
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Have scanned it with housecall (an online anti virus) as well as sophos anti virus it is working now like, lol, seems all good now, until all the sudden will start going crazy again.
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by Ardit20 17y ago
my laptop isn't that old and it does not write just one leter on an on like ggggggggggggg, although it does do that, it, sometimes it just starts doing thing without touching it at all.
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Ask HN: WHy is my computer typing by itself?
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I suppose, the question is, why do people which are not interested in what your site has to offer land on it in the first place?
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This article has challenged your idea of confidentiality? Is there anything in the article you had not thought of already? To me it seems one of those opinion pieces of common sense stuff and it always puzzles me as to how they manage to ge
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So, why do we use Newton's last name then?
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perhaps because it is expencive
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I thought that repeating defamatory remarks was a defamation on its own!
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Venomous spiders! Why would any scientist dare go in there!
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In physics we are introduced to Galileo, circa 15th century, then Newton circa 17th century, then Einstein, circa 20th century. It has been about five decades since Einstein lived and perhaps the academical community is still accommodating
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I think that the people who wrote that letter are certainly pretty high, but I doubt they have yet left earth.
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he is posh haha
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Open Letter to the Queen(abundancypartners.com)
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Someone forgot Afghanistan!
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Ask HN: 'Do what you want'... Does it really matter what you want?
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by Ardit20 17y ago
well, in the great depression and the recessions you mentioned the government did not give out billions and then went on to print money like there is no tomorrow. I would be more worried about inflation now than really a depression. I just
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and also, people will visit once, see that the results are completely irrelevant, then next time avoid clicking on it and grow to hate it.
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by Ardit20 17y ago
I think Murdoch probably paid this guy. :P That might explain the continual repetition of "People do not like Advertisement". I got scared at some point that he is rewiring my brain or something. Umm, I have some problem with my teeth. Ther
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Perhaps the cost to benefit ratio is too high to cater to someone like you or your business. I find it somewhat perplexing that it is businesses and universities and institutions which are lagging behind, the very institutions which would b
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well, technically speaking you do pay for Google as well, just not in the traditional way of handing money in return for something, but the more ancient way of handing something in return for something.
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Well, I think the publishers would feel very safe in regards to your idea if the country of choice is China. I think they would worry about someone in say Sweeden instead :P

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