binarray2000

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by binarray2000 18y ago
Below the scribd iPaper applet there is a link "(download)".
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by binarray2000 18y ago
amix, thanks for your effort (regarding both the development and the explanations here). Upvoted and will be considered for the next project. Keep up the good work!
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by binarray2000 18y ago
Whatever...
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by binarray2000 18y ago
> It means that person is interested in you, your life and your background. It does NOT mean "go home!". It doesn't mean "go home!", it's much subtler. But it surely does NOT show "interested in you, your life and your background". &#62
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by binarray2000 18y ago
Last big immigration wave is happening in Germany for almost 50 years (Austria is probably similar) and, considering negative birthrate, it's clear that in a few decades there will be less Germans (or Japanese, as both countries - ironicall
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by binarray2000 18y ago
It's nice that most of them are polite (okay, except some politicians) but how many are friendly, how do they see foreigners staying for very long (or maybe forever?) in Japan or even marrying a girl (daughter?)? During my years in Germany,
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by binarray2000 18y ago
patio11: I like so many things Japanese (work ethics, striving for everyday improvement, food, Ruby - to name just a few) but I often hear and read that the Japanese society can sometimes be very unfriendly towards gaijin. What are your exp
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by binarray2000 18y ago
I have a huge amount of respect for Buffet and this article has some sound advice. But, I still don't understand if it applies only to stocks or to anything US. This sentence (2nd paragraph) "I've been buying American stocks. This is my per
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by binarray2000 18y ago
Why bother? Boycott!
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by binarray2000 18y ago
Now that Google has used an open source component from Microsoft, MS could scrap the engine they use in IE and use WebKit-V8 combo instead. Would be nice...
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by binarray2000 18y ago
Your first paragraph (the second part) is your opinion and how you perceived the ads. Fine. Everyone has (and should have) an opinion and a perception. It's personal. But for a marketer, the opinions and perceptions of the mass is what coun
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by binarray2000 18y ago
The fact that both ads have been understood in so many different ways (here, on the blogosphere) shows that the message isn’t clear and in marketing that means trouble. Thus, being funny (for some more, for some less, for some not at all) o
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by binarray2000 18y ago
If this is true, it's a perfect way for the oppressive North Korean government to stay in power forever while foisting KJI doubles on us every time one of them dies.
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by binarray2000 18y ago
If you have problems with red and green tones, take this test (if you haven't already): http://www.toledo-bend.com/colorblind/ishihara.html
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by binarray2000 18y ago
Good idea... but, how do you intend to make money with it?