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721.
by cema 16y ago
Set your prejudices away and contact him. You may be surprised.
722.
by cema 16y ago
It is worth it. Good luck!
723.
by cema 16y ago
Unfortunately, it appears that India is among the countries hit particularly hard. Anecdotally, it is noticeably harder for an Indian to get a US visa (business or visitor's) than an average foreigner (from a country where a US visa is requ
724.
by cema 16y ago
that sort of subject matter might at least be interesting in the sense of telling me something I didn't know, rather than discussing current US politics I am of two minds about it. Learning is important and essential to our pr
725.
by cema 16y ago
Sounds good in theory, but the devil is in the details: what's essential, what's aggression, is in the eyes of the beholder. The reality of politics will bring it all back to about what it is now.
726.
by cema 16y ago
Frankly, I have no idea what it means. Care to elaborate or give me some links? (Thanks!)
727.
by cema 16y ago
Nobody; they too have a right to be included.
728.
by cema 16y ago
they were largely of above average intelligence and aptitude From which pool? Certainly if you look at all people on this planet they may be above average, especially as related to computer technology. But if you take a sample from
729.
by cema 16y ago
I agree. Indeed, as some have pointed out, the guidelines say otherwise. However, the guidelines were mostly laid out when pg started this, uh, site. Social sites do not always behave exactly the way their creators intended. If the bulk of
730.
Intel committed to MeeGo, despite Nokia defection(computerworld.com)
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731.
by cema 16y ago
Other teenagers may rebel and refuse to do it. YMMV, and the "naggees", teens or not, definitely react in different ways.
732.
by cema 16y ago
When a graduate student, a researcher, spends so much effort in order to delete knowledge (or, more precisely, hide it), I find it mind-boggling. It goes against the very essence of science.
733.
by cema 16y ago
Well, it certainly seems to lack sufficient guards against people who are on a power trip.
734.
by cema 16y ago
all information is equal, nothing is more precious than the other I am glad Google disagrees. Not all information is equal. But all information deserves to exist.
735.
by cema 16y ago
Maybe notability is not the best criterion to use. Perhaps a decision about inclusion or exclusion of an article could be based on other criteria.
736.
by cema 16y ago
I don't think they are pathetic. I think they are at a loss for words. Besides, the word "nazi" has regrettably come to be used loosely to describe someone who is too strict with respect to an agenda ("grammar nazi" etc), which I would say
737.
by cema 16y ago
Categories may be less useful than many people think, but the very fact they are widely used implies there may be a place for them in a wiki, especially an all-encompassing one like wikipedia.
738.
by cema 16y ago
Wikipedia has lost its way. Thanks to the ${nearsighted} people like you who impose artificial constraints on what's in, what's out. It used to be a crowd-sourced collection, now it has managers and pretends to be an encyclopedia designed t
739.
by cema 16y ago
He still smiles. And he should. He did a good job there.
740.
by cema 16y ago
Well, so bury a treasure next to it, in a relatively safe place. Then it might be psychologically easier for the treasure hunters to avoid the danger.
741.
by cema 16y ago
Yes, if you are being paid. Or if this is your pet project.
742.
by cema 16y ago
"When you have to use windows" is the key here. Many people have to use a windows desktop. But the situation is different on the phone.
743.
by cema 16y ago
Don't we do that in grocery lines all the time?
744.
by cema 16y ago
I would say Bin Laden is more in the position of giving out "grant money", so to speak, if I understand it correctly. He is more of a financial backer than a "thought leader", and I am certain he is not alone in that position.
745.
by cema 16y ago
Well, he was close enough.
746.
by cema 16y ago
maybe the Sea Peoples were using disruptive iron technology? They did. I think it is even mentioned in the Bible (the Tanakh, rather), although I am not sure about the details. And archeological evidence seems to support it rathe
747.
by cema 16y ago
This is where investors come in...
748.
by cema 16y ago
Adolescents are often courageous, but also sophomoric. I think the latter is what the poster referred to.
749.
by cema 16y ago
The "area" of San Francisco is nothing like the city of San Francisco.
750.
by cema 16y ago
The Bible is widely read in the US.

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