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by blvr 15y ago
He's also probably the greatest (or at least the most popular) Christian author in history. I see other Christian teachers living in luxury and while I don't doubt their faith in Jesus I can't sit at their feet while they're not bearing fru
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by blvr 15y ago
So am I the only one who just reads it as 'subtle'?
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by blvr 15y ago
> The trend is clear; Chrome is likely to achieve a crushingly dominant market share in a couple of years Assuming the trend will continue until Chrome becomes dominant. Firefox's didn't.
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by blvr 15y ago
>I have no doubt that he would attempt to implement bible-based policy in the unlikely event that he is elected. People thought George Bush would do the same.
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by blvr 15y ago
Yeah... he's able to generate an audience but he wasn't ever a politician.
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by blvr 15y ago
>>What if one day the other side of the globe getting sunlight powered the grid for the other half? Of course this would require very peaceful nations on each continent, so even if we had the cost-effective technology now, it would
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by blvr 15y ago
> I guess the reason this quote bothers me so much is that increasing the population in a lot of countries would mean bringing new babies to a life of poverty and misery. A lot of people would be surprised to learn that the impoverished
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by blvr 15y ago
And all that's on the decline.
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by blvr 15y ago
>"The San Francisco units will rent for $1,595 a month." Even in this property market, even downtown, that's just ridiculous for a dinky 160 square feet. Even furnished. Even for a carbon-nuetral home? Eco-homes are pretty expensive
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by blvr 15y ago
Would you need to replace Bootstrap? I just started a Bootstrap app and customising it is surprisingly easy. If I were worried about my app looking like a bulk standard Bootstrap app it probably hard to modify the Bootstrap CSS enough to gi
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by blvr 15y ago
> 1) Perhaps I should have said proportionally. I don't see how that's a problem. If I had a vegetable garden and this year was a bumper year for carrots I wouldn't be complaining that there's proportionally less potatoes.
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by blvr 15y ago
> 1)Increasingly the only places to talk are privately owned. What public places did we have to talk in forty years ago that we don't have now? > 2)Private interests can control and prevent speech if in their domain. If you own
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by blvr 15y ago
> Most companies cannot bring themselves to make decisions that result in the market for their existing core products being completely destroyed. When they consider it from a financial perspective, it just doesn’t make sense to create
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by blvr 15y ago
You're missing the point. ramblerman was just pointing out that Steve Jobs actually was interested in profitability and if he wasn't he probably wouldn't have moved manufacturing to China.
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