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by camiller 16y ago
The talk about "hyper local" and relate it to the 5 digit zip which can still encompass thousands of people. Hyper local to me would be if the went to the 9 digit zip, which would be basically a city block, or apartment building/complex.
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by camiller 16y ago
Well said. Seems like I remember a while back (several election cycles) they did a poll not on how reporters voted but on who they donated money to. Where something like 90% of most media organizations reporters/staff/etc donated to liber
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by camiller 16y ago
Hope this helps. The service we use (globalnetwatch.com) will log in to our app using credentials we supplied, executes transactions we specify such as loading a specific page or bringing back results from a web service, tests the results(t
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by camiller 16y ago
Another theory: "How much intelligence does it take to sneak up on a leaf?" - Larry Niven (The Ringworld Engineers)
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by camiller 16y ago
Of any single device? I'm not sure, all combined maybe. The B&N nook alone is probably the most common one but probably only a half million units sold. So even all combined probably not.
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by camiller 16y ago
note, the following is from the curmudgeonly/cynical side of my personality. Gridlock is a feature not a defect. Gridlock is what keeps politicians from running roughshod over the public. Have you really considered how much damage a gover
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by camiller 16y ago
Is he also adding non-phone android deployment?
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by camiller 16y ago
Don't rule out the nook. Since the nook supports ePub(with DRM) you can probably check out eBooks from your local library. Since the Kindle is a closed ecosystem that does not support ePub that channel is cut off from you.
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by camiller 16y ago
So if I want to read it on my old Palm TX I can? No of course not because the DRM won't let me convert it into a format any of the eBook readers for the old Palm OS support.
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by camiller 16y ago
Hmmm.... Just checking prices it's about $10 more to fly round trip from Omaha to Denver vs. going from Omaha to Denver by Amtrak. The plane ride (including travel to/from the airports) would probably cost me about 4 hours of my life each
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by camiller 16y ago
The only thing I'd add is water quality matters ... a lot. When I moved to a new office building the coffee was really crappy, even my freshly ground beans had a horrible taste. I switched to using the bottled water the company provides a
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by camiller 16y ago
I can neither confirm or deny that you are a bigot, I'm just surprised that the FOI request forms have a box for religion. Can you send along your dataset?
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by camiller 16y ago
Perhaps some horticulturists are rabbits? My wife planted about 120 tulip bulbs, which was nice the first year but by the second the rabbits found them, from there on all we ever saw was stems and leaves.
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by camiller 16y ago
"That'd be a bit sad." Understatement of the year!
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by camiller 16y ago
The rovers also had to be designed to withstand the rigors of interplanetary transit and landing on Mars. The driving around bits are less prone to damaging the rovers.
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by camiller 16y ago
I'll take the house.
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by camiller 16y ago
I think real. Although I didn't read all of the article I think the main thrust was that since 2pi appears in so many places in math that a constant based on the ratio of circumference to radius rather than diameter would be more appropria
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by camiller 16y ago
Yes but if I pay off the card every month then the bank is eating the cost of providing the credit. For example if I spend $500 over the month, by the time I get the statement and pay it by the due date I've probably had the use of the mon
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by camiller 16y ago
Not all Cardholder issuing banks are also Merchant issuing banks. And when they are often times the Card issuing side is a separate division/department and their bonuses, etc. are based on their division's/department's profitability.
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by camiller 16y ago
16 months old and and she does not plan on updating it. She even links to a couple more advanced JS epub readers in a recent comment.
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by camiller 16y ago
That is a good question. Since I've only just started exploring the possibility of using a Brett strain in a batch of beer (I have ordered a Brettanomyces Claussenii culture) I haven't really explored it's use in other areas. For what it's
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by camiller 16y ago
I think the article was talking about work wear not golf wear.
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by camiller 16y ago
But "better" varies from person to person. If I dress comfortably I feel better and work better. For me comfortably != Suit & tie.
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by camiller 16y ago
Pretty much what I do, except switch to #4 in the winter. And use the tapered ones around the ears.
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by camiller 16y ago
I'd venture he is talking about a short buzz like a military cut. I generally put the number 2 comb on the clippers and have at it, leaves about 1/4-3/8 inch. In the winter I let it get a little longer, go to a #4.
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by camiller 16y ago
What about Brettanomyces which is also used in many beers either by itself, in conjunction with Saccharomyces, or in conjunction with other fermenters like lactobacillus and pediococcus (for sour beer styles like Lambics)?
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by camiller 16y ago
I agree with tmountain, I recognized a lot of the words from Freshman vocabulary in high school ... 19 years ago.
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by camiller 16y ago
As long as your bringing up MacGyver, Victorinox "Tinker" Swiss Army knife. Duct tape to put things together, knife to take 'em apart. The Tinker is small enough for every day pocket-ability but versatile enough to do about anything you n