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briandon
15y ago
Have you spent any significant length of time in China?
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15y ago
I would have loved to see the message on that other eatery's protest sign. Do you remember which place it was? I was just looking at what I think (may be wrong) is the Panera location mentioned in the article: http://maps.google.com/maps?f
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15y ago
I wondered about this too. It wouldn't take many bedraggled homeless people to drive out the paying-near-or-above-retail customers, so my guess is that there aren't very many homeless and/or extremely visibly poor people in Clayton (or at l
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16y ago
Lumping in information gathered about people spanning such an enormous age range (15 through 64) is a bit curious.
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16y ago
Why are you willing to pay more to stay in someone's apartment than to stay in a hotel?
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16y ago
What I'm wondering is who is attempting to sell the papers? From the article: The collection, now officially named the Turing-Maxwell Collaboration Collection, comprises the largest known collection of Turing's offprints in the world -
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briandon
16y ago
SQLite is already baked into Firefox and available to Firefox itself and to extensions/addons, although not available to web page authors: https://developer.mozilla.org/en/Storage
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16y ago
The purple, blue and green-suited mascots in the foreground of the photo on the linked page are neat-looking. Photo: http://www.flickr.com/photos/gen/4784616521/ More photos featuring the same characters from the event: http://www.flickr
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16y ago
Her insistence on getting managers for references makes me wonder whether she wasn't mining you for new prospective customers (on the employer side).
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16y ago
One of the authors of this paper, Raine, makes his papers available as PDFs: http://www.biology.qmul.ac.uk/research/staff/chittka/chittka... The one that you're interested in is listed as "in press" without a PDF yet. He'll probably link
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16y ago
You may be missing the point of the article. For example, in the second quote you've included in your comment, the author of the linked article is saying that Singapore's authoritarian government has recognized that it needs to change some
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17y ago
Your groups A and B do not overlap and your retired toolshed watcher was and still is paying taxes too.
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17y ago
The original article excerpted in the lifehacker post: http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/technology/8219212.stm
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18y ago
I skimmed that post and didn't see any mention of a data export / dump feature. Color me disappointed but unsurprised.
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19y ago
Yes, I'm looking at incorporating outside the United States as well (HK to be precise) and would be very interested in hearing this point addressed.
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19y ago
dupe
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20y ago
I've heard good things about 'Ruby on Rails: Up and Running': http://www.oreilly.com/catalog/rubyrails/