Yaa101

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by Yaa101 13y ago
It's a dream to think that law was enacted to put an end to those kinds of troubles. Law is made by the representatives to keep the problems in tact for various reasons by various people in the chain. Politicians do not want to solve a
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by Yaa101 13y ago
Is it me? or my browser? (firefox) or my system? (Mageia with autohinting enabled), but I do not see any difference between the fonts on this site and the woff files I use myself in several projects. I am a critical type user as I use desig
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by Yaa101 13y ago
lol, how would you do that Tim? With DRM?
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by Yaa101 13y ago
That is not a bug, but a non granted request. In my opinion a silly request, no I have nothing to do with Mozilla in any way, just a person who thinks that scrollbars colored outside the UX theme is a nogo.
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by Yaa101 13y ago
The part that is amazing is called fast Fourier transform ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fast_Fourier_transform ), it enabled the way we do stills, audio and video nowadays. But there is more: ( https://www.goo
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by Yaa101 13y ago
The Afghan war lasts way longer than since 2001, It started in the late 70's and had several different faces and players.
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by Yaa101 13y ago
Silly, this assumes that all coffee and tea are equal, they're not.
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by Yaa101 13y ago
Fear of their own mortality is the answer...
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by Yaa101 13y ago
It seems that a lot is done nowadays in Python, though then you must be able to program, it is rapidly replacing more traditional platforms. Success further.
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by Yaa101 13y ago
Depends what you are trying to do, your question is not narrow defined. If you want to do electronics you will end up with mostly with some variant of SPICE, which is quite an old simulator. Let other people give you other solutions.
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by Yaa101 13y ago
I think not as bogus as you think. We all have a biological clock ticking seconds since epoch(birth) much like a unix computer. Time outside your head is compared with time inside your head. So yes, at 50 an outside year is only 1/50th
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by Yaa101 13y ago
"GEN. ALEXANDER: I do. I think people have to be held accountable for their actions. …" Sure, how about your lying to congress?
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by Yaa101 13y ago
The rich don't have income but capital, so first have a look how much tax is paid over that. The smart rich don't have taxable capital either, they lease everything in the areas that put a tax burden on capital and leave their cap
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by Yaa101 13y ago
What is it with more and more people from the US having an "Obey me!!" fetish, to me it says most of them have major mental insecurity problems.
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by Yaa101 13y ago
No, it's the price that the slave animals pay for us. I am not a vegan nor vegitarian, however I personally think we as species passed the border of decency long time ago with this. I do eat less meat nowadays and certainly none from s
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by Yaa101 13y ago
Nice for you to reply on my opinion, this tells me to take you serious even though we disagree on things. I do wonder why one needs geolocation for an open website (where one has not logged in), and are there really no geolocation systems o
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by Yaa101 13y ago
From the article: "The only person who is significantly injured by turning off JavaScript on my site is me, because it’s needed for the login system and posting UI". To me this is more sad than the tenure of the article as JS shou
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by Yaa101 13y ago
Not sure how to weigh your application, if it is a normal program then GPL3 will probably be a good choice: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GPL If you want to protect the users of service then probably GPL3/Affero wi
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by Yaa101 13y ago
What a pitiful small child behavior.
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by Yaa101 13y ago
I think either black when matter is put in or transparent when matter and anti-matter is put in.
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by Yaa101 13y ago
Because of politicians...
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by Yaa101 13y ago
Knowing this, my advise is to kindly explain that they are too late this time but that they are considered for next round or new plans.
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by Yaa101 13y ago
Funny but simplistic, it's like saying that barking dogs are evil while not mentioning biting dogs. :-)
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by Yaa101 13y ago
A PDF comes out of any printer or press as content of it is defined (designed), this is a powerful feature, a postscript document (PDF is a glorified postscript document) is not a flowing format but a measured one and almost as accurate or
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by Yaa101 13y ago
I did not write that to protect him from criticism, if you read well i said that people can do good or bad things with inventions. He obviously did many bad things with them and at least 1 good thing, inventing a process that without it we
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by Yaa101 13y ago
My proposal is to change the law such that only the first inventor (applicant of patent) has the right not to make an application of said patented invention. As soon as this patent is sold to other parties and even back to the original appl
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by Yaa101 13y ago
Yes, but like with most industrial/chemical/electronical processes, the processes are benign, it's what people do with them in good and bad ways. What is important as well is that most people in those days had a lot psycholog
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by Yaa101 13y ago
So when the 6 liters is not enough to flush away the culprit then people going to flush 2 times, flushing away 12 liters instead of maybe 8 or 10. Yeah, real improvement there...
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by Yaa101 13y ago
I do understand your point, but the prices will go up either way because the machines are owned by the ones that I was talking about. My problem with machines is that sooner or later people cause changes while machines imprint status quo.
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by Yaa101 13y ago
Who do you think that the owners of said machines are? More and more you will be owned by the rich, so prepare for living in a total dictatorship within your lifespan.

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