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by Drbble 14y ago
http://wiki.answers.com/Q/What_is_satiation_therapy
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by Drbble 14y ago
> If they just start printing money too late. Inflation and QE already happened.
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by Drbble 14y ago
http://begthequestion.info
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by Drbble 14y ago
Because these are statewide standardized tests that intend to treat everyone equally, not to help students learn.
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by Drbble 14y ago
And in social science, as we have here.
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by Drbble 14y ago
Algebra, not calculus, but yes. And not accuracy on basic skills, but regurgitating keywords and choosing plausible multiple choice options.
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by Drbble 14y ago
Per that quote, the problem is that the tests are too-low stakes.
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by Drbble 14y ago
How did university turn out? Why go if you don't want to learn?
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by Drbble 14y ago
Google is more about "burying the giants in piles of money, and standing on that."
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by Drbble 14y ago
You are falling for the fallacy of infallibility. You assume they are successful because they have some magic secret, not just a lot of hard work.
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by Drbble 14y ago
My mail reader has a handy button to solve this case: Reply
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by Drbble 14y ago
That's a myth.
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by Drbble 14y ago
And people got bored of the gimmick controller pretty quick, and it was too uncomfortable to use for standard game controls.
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by Drbble 14y ago
"Billion dollar business" is a miserable failure at MSFT current size.
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by Drbble 14y ago
iPhone sexy hardware and OS made the market, not the lack of an app store
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by Drbble 14y ago
99% of America is worth less than 4 years ago. We had a recession.
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by Drbble 14y ago
Page Brin and Schmidt own over half of GOOG voting shares, and intend to never sell off their majority stake. I expect Jobs was similar, but what happened with his estate?
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by Drbble 14y ago
Yeah MS business software is the worst, except for everything else.
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by Drbble 14y ago
It's a profitable business.
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by Drbble 14y ago
They competently extracted patent license revenuen
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by Drbble 14y ago
On business, The only score worth keeping is present/future. Past isn't really relevant, except for how it is prologue.
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by Drbble 14y ago
Kazaa already did it. That was their business model.
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by Drbble 14y ago
It's b. Producers pay radio stations to advertise their music. It is called payola.
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by Drbble 14y ago
That's doctrine of first sale, not fair use, btw.
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by Drbble 14y ago
Content will become scarce indeed if no one pays for it, unless clever side-channel monetization props it up. It is not clear that is desirable. Are you familiar with copyright's justification in the US Constitution, by the way? It is a tim
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by Drbble 14y ago
Pirating is sharing something not rightfully yours, not taking. Making and circulating copies is illegal, not receiving copies.
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by Drbble 14y ago
Proxy the transfers through the host site? Oh, wait.
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by Drbble 14y ago
1.0 is too high since the original server is willing to serve a reasonable amount of content and that doesn't even really count as seeding.
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by Drbble 14y ago
A firewall rule on your router should work?
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by Drbble 14y ago
Couldn't he put the file in Dropbox or Google docs get free downloads?

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