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Russians Building Floating Nuclear Plants(theatlantic.com)
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> You're making an implicit assumption; something exists, therefore it was created by an intelligent being. On a certain level, this is true. It depends on how you define 'god' as a concept.
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True, but the point of the article is that both now have this level of know-how. So all bets are again off once physical security is compromised - regardless of whether its a farmboy from Langley or Nebraska.
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Thousands in city conned by cheaper energy scam(eveningtimes.co.uk)
3 points by all 16y ago|0 comments
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America's Absurd and Self-Defeating Cuba Policy(theatlantic.com)
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The Future Of Flying(spiegel.de)
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Media Hype Protects You From Disease(theatlanticwire.com)
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I find the printable format to be easier to read, even on screen: http://spectator.org/archives/2010/07/16/americas-ruling-cla...
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Purge Your Online History Forever(suicidemachine.org)
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This article prompted me to do likewise. For the past 24 hours and running, I have used Duck Duck Go exclusively instead of Google. It is like a breath of fresh air. I tried DDG a few months back and it was a bit on the rough side. It h
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Young, Not Small, Businesses Drive Job Growth(theatlantic.com)
17 points by all 16y ago|5 comments
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Why We Have to Raise Taxes on Small Businesses (theatlantic.com)
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EPIC sues NSA over relationship with Google (latimes.com)
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As noted in the article, the legality of such a plan is questionable on safety grounds. I suspect a plan for tranquilizing and shelving passengers for the journey would fly further (and be a lot safer).
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When Green Tech Pushes Consumption (in French)(monde-diplomatique.fr)
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Long Distance WiFi Rule Could be 10 Days Away(m.zdnet.com)
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The threat is not against the Plans to the Empire but the password for the encryption system. That, as the video shows, can be done and without any particular haste. As the article suggests, freezing the RAM lengthens the decay process.
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This headline is not wholly accurate. The relevant sentence is at the bottom of the first page: "At the 2003 meeting of the American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers, two-thirds of the 350 divorce lawyers who attended said the Internet playe
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The Weak Link in Full-Disk Encryption (PDF)(citp.princeton.edu)
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Before you dive too far into full-disk encryption, you might want to contemplate the consequences of this research: http://news.cnet.com/8301-13578_3-9876060-38.html The paper referenced is available at: http://citp.princeton.edu/pub/col
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While that may be true, Luxembourg is known as a tax haven. I note that Amazon also registers its European operations there. From the same source as you cited: "Concern about Luxembourg's banking secrecy laws, and its reputation as a tax
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German Military Study Warns of Drastic Oil Crisis(spiegel.de)
33 points by all 16y ago|39 comments
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On the Insanity of Overly Long Passwords(theatlantic.com)
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Things America's Strongest Cities Have in Common(theatlantic.com)
13 points by all 16y ago|11 comments
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I would definitely go with the report. I have lost count of the number of software companies that I have encountered that win marketshare with similar ethics to that being reported here about Zynga. They talk up sunshine and value in publ
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I can second Nagle's book. They could charge its weight in gold, and it would still be worth every penny. Where Davidson's freebie gives you the lay of the land on pricing and talks a bit about some dynamics, Nagle's "Strategy and Tactics
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Fitness Protects Men Working Long Hours From Early Death, Study Shows(bloomberg.com)
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Patterns for Influencing Behaviour Through Design(danlockton.com)
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>A lot of US health spending is triggered by things that are >outside the healthcare system. Can you give examples of this?
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You can incorporate later, but the decisions you make as a sole proprietor or sole trader can come back to haunt you even after incorporation. Your liability after incorporating will depend on the nature of the app and the way you bring it

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