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by beoba 16y ago
Read a few of these to know everything you need to know about minimalism: http://www.google.com/search?q=minimalist+site%3Abikesnobnyc...
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by beoba 16y ago
This is what regulation and tariffs are for. Too bad we can't be bothered, since we must protect corporate profits at any cost .
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by beoba 16y ago
I likewise feel the same in the US. In areas where cyclists are common, I am more confident that cars/etc are more used to cyclists and know how to 'handle' them. I've noticed that cyclists have become more common since ~2008 when gas price
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by beoba 16y ago
Change it to 'Who will you deep throat' and I'll sign up. PS: works here...
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by beoba 16y ago
Watch out! There's an obscure trojan for Android devices on unofficial markets! Quick! Buy our antivirus software!
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by beoba 16y ago
From March 2010...
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by beoba 16y ago
You're mixing up property rights (what you already have) with income tax brackets (what you're getting).
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by beoba 16y ago
Another thing worth comparing is the number of tax brackets. Currently, tax law considers someone making 400k/y to be the same as someone making 5m/y (or more), when in reality those are completely different leagues.
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by beoba 16y ago
Yes, their deftness at not being idiots with their money should be rewarded indefinitely, since it is such a huge contribution to our society. (mostly unrelated: check out index funds, money management is only made to look complicated to be
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by beoba 16y ago
Yes, the world is fair and just and everyone deserves to be where they are today. This is why our society operates according to a caste system, and we should preserve it whenever possible. Ergo the rich deserve to stay rich in perpetuity wi
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by beoba 16y ago
Yeah, my post mainly applies if your primary goal is weight loss. Skipping exercise entirely will ultimately make you look emaciated, but its best (easier, safer) to ramp up the exercise after you're already near a healthy weight.
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by beoba 16y ago
Your co-worker was creating a direct translated copy of the original material, whereas in this case it's a caption which is only really usable in conjunction with the original. I think the problem would be if you were actually distributing
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by beoba 16y ago
Looks like they hadn't finished posting the new layout at the time, it's all different now.
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by beoba 16y ago
Compared to exercise, it takes much less effort to accomplish weight loss through eating less. Doing both certainly doesn't hurt, but there's more work involved in burning 200 calories than in skipping that extra cookie to start with.
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by beoba 16y ago
D R A M A
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by beoba 16y ago
There are about/faq links, but they're all dead. Maybe wait until the site has been finished before posting it.
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by beoba 16y ago
Are the extra buttons on your microwave that confusing for you? White Problems.
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by beoba 16y ago
Try the Sansa clip. Literally half the price, or quadruple the capacity for the same price. And you even get the most premium of luxuries: a display.
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by beoba 16y ago
Given that you've got an average loan balance of only around $2000 across those loans, how quickly would you be able to knock out some of the smaller ones and bring down that loan count? It's generally best to start on the highest interest
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by beoba 16y ago
Comment from the extension page: "Nice, but beware. This thing appears to send everything you type in the shell to a remote computer, so don't use it as a scratch space for personal information." On that note, why does it ask for permission
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by beoba 16y ago
This tool uses elevation maps to estimate what areas would be underwater in the event of sea level rise: http://flood.firetree.net/
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by beoba 16y ago
Does foursquare (or any of these, really) have a function for not publicly announcing your location until after a delay of a couple hours, such that you may or may not still be at the posted location when it's publicly known? It'd be the di
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by beoba 16y ago
I'm wondering why it says that it has "no threads, coroutines or other crap", and then complains about difficulty with "tr[ying] to patch Fapws so that it would support threading".
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by beoba 16y ago
Jesus Christ, techcrunch is really milking this story
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by beoba 16y ago
The search for highest profits / lowest costs is a race to the bottom. Regulations, whether they be for child labor, working conditions, or product safety, determine where that bottom is located.
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by beoba 16y ago
What's 'incorrect'? It's just following an older standard. Will all existing C++ code be 'incorrect' once C++0x is finally released?
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by beoba 16y ago
It doesn't claim to be HTML5 to begin with.
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by beoba 16y ago
one potential issue there: what happens when the advertiser doesn't like what they see on the article about them? even if such 'influence' is disallowed, just the possibility of it occurring would hurt the site