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Bell, Cineplex, Rogers and Shaw are trying to end net neutrality in Canada
(actions.sumofus.org)
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It's called Neurofeedback training. I was fortunate enough to find the person who pioneered this breakthrough treatment and she was only 30min away. There are a lot of scams so please do your research and make sure the person running
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I wouldn't automatically put yourself into the average intelligence group. The fact that you are able to do Physics at a C means you are already way above average. I always use to think that Intelligence was a binary black and white th
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If you have suffered TBI I highly suggest getting neurofeedback training to try and repair any possible damage caused to the brain by the injury. It is a very powerful tool to change the structure of your brain. Just make sure you find a sp
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Your completely right, and it's something only someone with ADHD can understand. Depending on how bad your ADHD is, mental partitioning will be incredibly difficult thing to do and that has everything do with lack of attention/foc
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10y ago
I've had severe attention issues, that I always thought it was caused by ADHD, but after many years of trying everything I could possibly think of. I realized it was caused by anxiety deeply rooted in painful emotional experiences whic
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Wow thank you so much. I began reading Transforming Stress and in two days it has already changed everything my life. I have been going through post-traumatic stress and my abilities to concentrate and function have been crippled. Horrible
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Life After Kickstarter: 5 Costly Lessons From A Kickstarter-Backed Designer
(fastcodesign.com)
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I think you need to see what Dr. Danielle Martin[1] a Canadian doctor had to say when she testified to the U.S. Senate defending the Canadian system. The reference was to Newfoundland Premier Danny Williams’ controversial 2010 decision to u
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13y ago
But doesn't that also mean that the rich have more mobility to move to another country with much lower taxes or just hide them like they do now? Are there even any estimates on how much money is lost due to tax evasion? Let alone the c
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Dell charges £16 TO INSTALL FIREFOX on PCs
(theregister.co.uk)
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Facebook's big deal shows we're back in the dot-com funny money era
(latimes.com)
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The European Debt Crisis Visualized [video]
(bloomberg.com)
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13y ago
Sweet I thought I was the only metalhead on HN.
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I cannot for the life of me understand why the Huawei Ascend P1 is faster than the newer Nexus 4. As soon as I upgrade Android to 4.4(Which was a huge hassle) the phone is perfect, it's thin and light and OLD and I just want to toss my
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Not to mention the global reach of such technologies. Imagine XBox Live with laser tag/VR FPS and people from all over the world could play. There could be massive tournaments and competitions.
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The 7 Habits of Highly Dysfunctional Developers (1998)
(ganssle.com)
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I should add this is a TEDx talk, I didn't manage to put it in the title, maybe a mod can fix it.
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TED: Body parts on a chip
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Well this isn't meaningful in any way. But my earliest memory of wanting to be a Engineer was watching the Space Shuttle launch on TV when I was a young lad. Then I went on to destroy our VCR the same day.
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Paperman and the Future of 2D Animation
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XIM4: Mouse and keyboard gaming on Xbox One
(youtube.com)
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Knowing how NASA operates, it's very likely they have a detailed document outlining procedures. I remember reading the Space Shuttle specification and there were contingencies for abort at various stages and if an incident happened wha
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I've come across some subreddits that are private. I'm assuming this is what your looking for.
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EA is being sued over execs selling shares ahead of BF4 release
(gamespot.com)
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"Why Linux Sucks" - 2013
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There is a great documentary talking to the guys who engineered the robot. Interesting story they are a couple of research students at University of Tokyo wanting to develop the robot for the DARPA Robotics Challenge, but there is a rule at
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The crazy thing my simple password was used by 5 other people. Luckily my email password is much more complicated.
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I actually hate the developing for the web, so FirefoxOS has no real interest for me. I'm grateful for the work those guys are doing, but I will never create HTML5 apps. I'm more of a systems, and robotics programmer and I love it
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Makes me think of this, obviously causation != correlation but it's a funny graph1[1] nontheless. [1] http://blog.sid3windr.be/wp-content/uploads/2007/04/crimegam...
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