ballstothewalls

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by ballstothewalls 10y ago
It looks really good on my phone (android with chrome)
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by ballstothewalls 12y ago
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Abuja http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Astana http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bras%C3%ADlia http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Islamabad
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by ballstothewalls 12y ago
I think the keyboard on my T430s is the best keyboard I have ever used. It feels perfect to use. I love it and I get annoyed with anyone else's laptop. I haven't had any of your problems.
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by ballstothewalls 12y ago
His examples did not require you to buy a ticket to the expo or have proof you were actually attending the event.
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by ballstothewalls 12y ago
Out of curiosity, isn't it a violation of copyright to make an academic article from a paid database available publicly?
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by ballstothewalls 12y ago
Lesson number 1 is unequivocally wrong and contradictory with the start of the article. He says you shouldn't invest your money in single stocks, but then advocates for you to invest your money (by way of forgoing salary in favor of e
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by ballstothewalls 12y ago
Are you confusing row headers and column headers? I have the same version as you and the row headers got funky when zoomed out.
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by ballstothewalls 12y ago
The thing that always drives me nuts with YouTube ads is when I look up an ad (usually a movie trailer) and then I am forced to watch another ad before I watch the ad I wanted to see. I've always thought YouTube should charge corporati
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by ballstothewalls 12y ago
Thank you for the link!
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by ballstothewalls 12y ago
Does anyone know the details behind the 21 day time period for declaring someone to be infection free? Is that some kind of biological max for how long the virus can live or is it a statistics thing where the virus is not there 95% of the
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by ballstothewalls 12y ago
I understand that is massive, but aren't computers today doing things that seemed utterly impossible forty years ago?
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by ballstothewalls 12y ago
It would be cool if it was a product they sold though to big conference like settings. I am sure it would be easy to "game" but I bet people would still be thankful for the opportunity to engage strangers. Even if it would be on
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by ballstothewalls 12y ago
It is the price of a quality tennis racquet and comparable to running GPS watches which perform a similar function (though with different hardware and a different sport). Not to mention tennis is a pretty pricy sport. Frankly $200 sounds c
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by ballstothewalls 12y ago
How can you say that no classical computer will ever be able to handle a simulation that big? Where is the bottleneck?
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by ballstothewalls 12y ago
This is a great graph, but I think it would be neat if a y-axis was thrown in. My first thought was album sales or some other metric of popularity that help you find specific rappers quick instead of going through the huge bunch of little
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by ballstothewalls 12y ago
I think two vertical axes with different scales is poor form. Especially when one is measured in thousands (the cumulative scale) and the other is not. My first thought looking at the graph was there was a convergence between annual and cu
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by ballstothewalls 12y ago
That graph is awful.
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by ballstothewalls 12y ago
good thing humans aren't herbivores.
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by ballstothewalls 13y ago
Schools have counselors that you can go see and I would recommend doing it since they usually don't charge anything (which means it will be in your budget). I am 100% sure you will not be kicked out of school for seeing the counselor a
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by ballstothewalls 13y ago
what are the chances that his twitter account was hacked?
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by ballstothewalls 13y ago
That is what I meant, but I guess I look like the fool now. I still don't see that Mathematica 10 has been released, but I guess it is close.
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by ballstothewalls 13y ago
I think he is confused. Wolfram's site only has Mathematica 9 listed
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by ballstothewalls 13y ago
I find it humorous how you are more likely to trust the word of some blackhat organization over that of an established company with a reputation that it needs to uphold. Lying would hurt it eventually. Also, the hackers admitted that they
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by ballstothewalls 13y ago
I recently graduated with a degree in math but not much programming experience (I am pretty familiar with Mathematica but nothing else). I was thinking about picking up an intro to CS book to begin learning CS. Would this book be good for
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by ballstothewalls 13y ago
I think it is sad that our some of our brightest minds are hard at work trying to get people to click on advertising links.
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by ballstothewalls 13y ago
I suspect the other student was more susceptible to this sort of thing since he was a non native speaker. I'd be curious to see if it would've worked on an American.
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by ballstothewalls 13y ago
This is silly. An entrepreneur is someone who takes a financial risk to organize and operate a business. It doesnt matter what they are doing.
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by ballstothewalls 13y ago
what bugs me the most is when the barista asks for your name, but then doesn't use your name to call out your coffee. Or when they ask for my name and my credit card is in their hand.
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by ballstothewalls 14y ago
call me naive, but it has been my impression that Facebook ads are never that sophisticated. He liked a gay-friendly post and then he got served a gay-friendly ad that happened to be about coming out.
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by ballstothewalls 14y ago
Where have I heard this before? Oh that is right! http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thomas_Robert_Malthus Anyway, world hunger right now is not a problem of there not being enough food, it is a problem of food distribution. There is enough ara

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