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Croatia.
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I can't help not to wonder, who's counter-revolution this is exactly... http://www.bbc.co.uk/blogs/adamcurtis/2011/09/the_curse_of_t...
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CERN is no longer a European Organisation. Actually, it never really was ("who ordered that?" for those who know CERN history). Since nothing really new has emerged in HEP in the last few decades, CERN is trying to grow into an internationa
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I was paying attention, and am paying attention. What you are referring to, in plain terms, is that Apple Inc. had more money than Apple Corp, meaning that it can afford to do whatever it wishes to do. (don't misunderstand: I have no empath
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AAPL is obviously not in the music business, therefore can use the name Apple. And it doesn't sell Beatles anyway ...or isn't that the case ? Are these the same people, who deliberately manipulate photographs which they submit as evidenc
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Given that the charter of given agency is certainly not to produce FLOSS, and most certainly not for the pleasure of a foundation which has its worst adversaries as founders (hint: Ben Laurie). It would be most plausible to have direct acce
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They are an eco-friendly CO_2 emission reducing measure to reduce workload , in a desperate attempt to comply with KIOTO. They needed it to conform to the Energy Star certification scheme from the DoE. http://catless.ncl.ac.uk/Risks/19.52
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Sewage is different, because it has a high concentration of WC water (urine), which in turn contains high level of hormone supplements (contraception). Some of the problem is, that these drugs can eventually find their way to fresh water. T
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real sewage is not 'gone': remember all the drugs and pharmaceuticals that are emptied on a daily basis.
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CERN is a particularly bad example, because it has deep heritage from Manhattan, as in being spoilt by the abuse of power. It is a self-referential hierarchy operating on the need to know basis , which helps to avoid real challenges (obvio
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You are alluding to _co_llaborations , while describing a market-based system in which "specialists" would would essentially _sub_contract to your grand idea . In effect just veiling the (current) feudalism in market PR, as it happened to
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Prior art becomes irrelevant, if he reckons and hires enough (il)legal firms to convince courts that your design is too similar to his. http://www.amazon.com/Samsung-YP-E32-Yepp-MP3-Player/dp/B000... https://secure.wikimedia.org/wikipedi
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http://www.ted.com/talks/paul_bloom_the_origins_of_pleasure.... ...for the Han van Meegeren version of it.
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http://www.ted.com/talks/anders_ynnerman_visualizing_the_med...
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correct me if I am wrong, but the debate which started at about and around [1] didn't quite finish. Would you trust the output of this chip, as it has been presented/used in the paper [2]? 1.Katsanis, S.H., Javitt, G. & Hudson, K. A Cas
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to add to your last paragraph, I would like to quote someone, who asked the rhetoric question at a self-celebration event at a (supposedly) flagship research institute: "How should we make it attractive for them [young people] to spend 5,6
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This sounds quite accurate. Just a minor thing to add: said DB vendor is heavy in politics, and getting off the Obstacle goggles is part of the cure. And the environment will try to shoehorn "bioinformatics/medical informatics/etc" into "mo
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Try to explain the meaning of your sentence to a manipulative sociopath.
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They had something, I think it was a protein database search goog labs project. It wasn't very popular, so I guess it didn't stick. btw 23me is close enough, and is also misleading enough (in scientific value)...
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I hate to say this, but protein folding projects aren't good for any practical purposes (or show me a breakthrough). It is good for PR (public participation, awareness of the topic), but like SETI (FFT on essentially CBR noise from space) i
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downvote freely (but then don't laugh when watching Office Space). If you have enough life experience, or read enough of Matt Groening, worst case watch enough Office movies/series, then you could suspect that bosses can be manipulative soc
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http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-8002801113289007228 ftp://crisp.dyndns-server.com/pub/release/website/dtrace/
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Internet Visionary Paul Otlet(spiegel.de)
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because it is a powerful coprocessor
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The documentary shows the development of the contemporary business corporation, from a legal entity that originated as a government-chartered institution meant to effect specific public functions, to the rise of the modern commercial instit
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Earnest urged a lawsuit and even raised the idea of criminal charges against Bosack. He e-mailed colleagues: "The fundamental problem is: how do you negotiate an equitable agreement with crooks?" "1985-88 Back at Stanford as associate chai
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Embrace and extend, the contribution is basically VM support. Run Linux in a VM, just like XP-mode in win7. The SMB team or ODF people would never go cheering about MS's self-interest...
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The journalist completely misses the point: high level of urbanisation, high population density was allowed by skyscrapers. To have skyscrapers, you famously had to have 2-3 conditions: - solid rock for the base to hold the structure (hence
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Commodore 1541 FDD, but it was serviceable. ps: also similar was setting "unfriendly" scanrates for unprepared CRT-s, Samsung notebook HDD "click of death". memoryhole: https://secure.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/wiki/Commodore_154... thoug
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...Assuming it works as advertised, there are some handy features, including the ability to remotely lock and unlock the car, fire up the climate control, see how much gas is in the tank, look up in Google Maps where you left you car, and c

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