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>basically an A-10 that can also do some air-to-air in a pinch With four seconds of bullets? https://defensetech.org/2015/01/02/a-tale-of-two-gatling-gun...
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>Ironically this is the safest time in all of history to let kids do this. Well what's the cause and effect here? Maybe it happens less often today just because there are less kids outside.
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There's a lot about a used iPhone 6s that's worth $350 though.
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>Edit: Trumps comments about the judge were overt racism. How were those comments any different than the comments about the white male judge in the Stanford swimmer sexual assault case? Or how about comments regarding the racial makeup o
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Yes! It's always bad! What's happening in Palestine is unacceptable and it's very obvious what Israel is doing. Same goes for China and Tibet.
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>that same person also claimed that his race deserves to be dominant because it's genetically superior, so I've given up as there's no arguing with that depth of bigotry. "Dominant"? No, not at all. Left alone in
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>I also notice that the most happy countries in the world are all significantly more diverse than the US If you look at the percent of whites that's not anywhere close to true. Wait, you consider Denmark, Switzerland, Iceland, Norwa
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>Regardless, it's not like multicultural/diverse America is a failure Increased diversity correlates with a reduction in life satisfaction, national wealth, and life expectancy: http://thealternativehypothesis.org&#x
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Something to do with it? Yes. All of it? No. http://thealternativehypothesis.org/index.php/2016/04/15/the... http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/science/science-news/1206178...
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Sex? I'm not sure. Males tend to be both dumber and smarter: https://qph.ec.quoracdn.net/main-qimg-929b67e5b164c180d10d9e... Race? This has been studied extensively. http://4.bp.blogspot.com/-KwMUlOoZIo
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>The other thing that you seem to forget is that Mozilla is a global company Yes, but we can allow each office to reflect the local population and not the global population. >Less than 10% of the worlds population is of European desce
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>petty tribal instincts If every tribe was equally intelligent and productive then indeed being tribal would be petty.
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Every group of humans has stolen, warmongered, and exploited others. The difference is who was able to create the technology to amplify those effects. White people were slaves. (The word slave derives from "Slav".) Africans sold o
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>Assuming you're white, male, middle class, a resident of the United States, and work in the tech industry - you probably make up the majority of Mozillas workforce Why wouldn't it in the United States? >and are one of the m
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The vast majority of users don't browse with caching disabled.
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Consumer Reports's original methodology is dumbfounding.
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White people are less than 10% of the world's population.
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Sure, but I think we'll see MacBooks using Apple SoC's in the future: http://www.macrumors.com/2016/09/15/iphone-7-faster-than-mac...
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Is there any standardized test where blacks do as well as whites or asians? Did white culture somehow bias the test so that asians score higher than themselves?
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My general point is that college is a large cost that isn't affected by CoL. Same for vehicles.
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>So while Asian American households seem richer on paper, many of them don’t really feel richer because they live in places where the rent is high and the groceries are more expensive. Ok, but other things like online purchases and colle
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>I'll even allow for the high, high likelihood that more people will die installing roof-top solar than will ever die in the lifetime of all nuclear reactors combined. And this could be virtually zero with proper safety harnesses. (
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Ever play Super Mario Land 2 for the Gameboy? It felt like a full-fledged Super Mario World and it was achieved with only 160x144 resolution. The lack of a D-pad really did ruin immersion for me. All it would need is a Left, Right, and A bu
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>It doesn't depend on high-consuming Westerners having children tho'. Right, because everyone else wasn't going to burn oil and coal? It takes an advanced society to produce energy responsibly. Also if we never leave earth
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>you made the choice to have kids Civilization literally depends on having children. It's not optional. It's amazing how bad the me-first, consumerist, anti-heritage, anti-community sentiments have gotten.
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>but in a place like SF where some of the land is based off old landfill, refusal is acceptable For a steel-frame building, yes. For a concrete high rise you're playing with fire. I'm surprised the building code allowed this.
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Neighborhood A: You stroll down the sidewalk under a canopy of trees and wave to your neighbors on their porch. Neighborhood B: You walk behind people's houses completely isolated from everything.
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I used to think that until smartphones became inexpensive ~3 years ago. Now twitter and facebook have stupidity poured into them rather than the people learning from it.
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This is a great way to scare pro users after a lukewarm reaction to the latest MacBook Pro's.
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The only thing that animation suggests is that the white background is lowering and that's frustrating.
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