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91.
by bugs 17y ago
Range should go to 7 if we are doing factorial of 6.
92.
by bugs 17y ago
I think the innovation is in quick adoption as it is usually said that the porn market is always one of the first to adopt a new media, be it mobile devices or blue rays or a new touch screen computer.
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Introducing: Readability 1.5(blog.arc90.com)
1 points by bugs 17y ago|0 comments
94.
by bugs 17y ago
That story always messes with me when I read it. It is almost like it overwhelms my senses and I'm not a very big fan of catcher in the rye but Franny and Zooey was interesting.
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by bugs 17y ago
Why is it interesting? It seems like the logical way to go: simplify technology for the masses. It isn't like the computer mouse added amazing new technical feets when it was released but now it is a very powerful accessory for many
96.
by bugs 17y ago
Ubuntu users hopefully are savvy enough to change the default search engine, one funky thing about firefox and ubuntu is that an extension is installed by default and can only be disable not removed by most users.
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Fanspeak [Geek Speak, 1999](fantasymaps.com)
5 points by bugs 17y ago|0 comments
98.
by bugs 17y ago
Math is easy to find (to an extent): http://tutorial.math.lamar.edu/ Other subjects are a bit more difficult and scattered, for physics hyperphysics does well But I am indeed talking about advanced topics which are available in abundance
99.
by bugs 17y ago
This (using the internet) is usually limited to things like programming and lower level classes though, I can see an entire software engineering curriculum being laid out with minimal references and books but I cannot see any such thing for
100.
by bugs 17y ago
I don't really want to see textbooks change that much, at least the good ones that is in any aspect other than cost. I have only used one electronic textbook and I found that paper books are much easier to use in every way except for cost.
101.
by bugs 17y ago
You are correct in what you say about producers pricing a product and consumers having a choice. I believe that the real issue here is that consumers now have a moral choice and for many the morality of pirating a cd from a torrent site or
102.
by bugs 17y ago
Before it was a place to interact with music lovers and music artists that you may have never met before (that is pretty much gone now). Before it was a game, you start off with hearts and get more as you level up and listen to music, that
103.
by bugs 17y ago
Taking away his vanity url was, or should have been, a deliberate action. I cannot believe that there would be enough trademark complaints that someone doesn't check the persons name before taking away a vanity url and sending such a messag
104.
by bugs 17y ago
Stallman is pretty steady and unchanging in his habits towards software and internet access.
105.
by bugs 17y ago
I kind of wish I could get the newspaper delivered here, local or more probably the new york times. However if I am ever staying at a place that has the newspaper delivered or available I will pick it up and read most of the front page arti
106.
by bugs 17y ago
In my history it is the history of hearted songs not my saved songs which before I stopped using thesixtyone I used as a playlist on shuffle (I never really liked tagging songs).
107.
by bugs 17y ago
If this is the first time using the site I could see not having a problem but I stopped using the site when they first made heavy javascript visualizations automatically occur after a certain time. I saw that there was a new UI and went to
108.
by bugs 17y ago
Spanish would be of much more use to Americans because there are so many Spanish speakers in America especially in states near the border. I live in a southern state and many conversations here interchange Spanish and English words where be
109.
by bugs 17y ago
If I started a store with 5 movies to rent that no one has ever heard of and advertised a limited supply people would think I was crazy.
110.
by bugs 17y ago
Recycling is not reasonable where I live ( even if I want local trash pickup I have to pay a company that isn't the city), but throwing out and recycling should be synonomous where recycling is popular or common.
111.
by bugs 17y ago
Normal people just throw them out.
112.
by bugs 17y ago
Is there any reason to use twitter if you have no need for social networking? I completely understand people joining a trend like say ricky gervasis to promote his hosting and oprah to promote her show but I honestly don't see a point for m
113.
by bugs 17y ago
Fedora was never a very good distro from personal experience ( I've only tried 7-9 though ). And from that fedora really isn't any harder than another distro and is themed for similar audiences as ubuntu. Debian and Ubuntu have one major a
114.
by bugs 17y ago
What is worse it was like they got paid to advertise a more expensive untested (market wise) product. Nothing is going to replace a photographers DSLR if they have to pay more and make compromises for minimal benefit like size.
115.
by bugs 17y ago
It is a more common occurrence in warmer climates (mexico and the siesta) and where the people undergo physical labor for work (such as farming).
116.
by bugs 17y ago
I couldn't see your buy now button at first, I scrolled all the way down and went back up to find it. Maybe it is just me but the combination of shape and colors and placement was hard for me to read, I might just be more used to a button o
117.
by bugs 17y ago
I think your leaderboard dial was set to 11.
118.
Shoplifters? Studies Say Keep an Eye on Workers(nytimes.com)
4 points by bugs 17y ago|1 comments
119.
Fanspeak(fantasymaps.com)
1 points by bugs 17y ago|0 comments
120.
by bugs 17y ago
Perhaps because they like making money? It is probably more likely that they don't see apple and the iphone as a direct threat and are instead trying to corner the market on the other three major phone networks in the US.

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