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chm
14y ago
I got sent to paypal with scripts enabled using the same configuration. Without scripts, it obviously doesn't work.
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Hugo Chavez dead at 58
(forbes.com)
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chm
14y ago
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14y ago
These are selected picks from a blogger. The original list was hosted on Mr. Alex Bellos' blog, which has since moved. See the "new" section for the apparently complete list.
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Alan Turing's reading list (with readable links)
(blog.jgc.org)
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14y ago
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chm
14y ago
Jean Chrétien, please.
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chm
14y ago
Still not working at 12:52 AM ET.
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chm
14y ago
New, no. Used, yes =)
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chm
14y ago
Maybe, but they could also be used to fine-tune the rod's moment of inertia.
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chm
14y ago
> Certainly, and as Tesla’s logs clearly show, much of my driving was at or well below the 65 m.p.h. speed limit, with only a single momentary spike above 80. Most drivers are aware that cars can speed up, even sometimes when cruise con
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14y ago
I am very grateful to my parents, who were always supportive and encouraging about keeping a curious mind. My dad once told me that the most important thing in the world for me to keep was my curiosity. Better be dead than dull.
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14y ago
It works for me.
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chm
14y ago
That I understand, but I was wondering if there were inherent problems with the standard FW.
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chm
14y ago
I don't want to hijack the thread, but I am using the built-in OS X firewall. Anything wrong with that?
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chm
14y ago
Je suis au courant. Je croyais qu'il était en première année de CEGEP.
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chm
14y ago
He's technically still in Québec's equivalent of a US high-school 12th grade. Since he's 20, he can wait a year and be accepted to a University.
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chm
14y ago
This. I am a chemistry grad student. There are tons of absolutely brilliant people doing hardcore science all over the globe. You just don't hear about them. Even top researchers in a field are only known by some hundred other researchers w
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14y ago
If you're genuinely interested, here are some nice analytical chemistry books: Quantitative Chemical Analysis (Daniel C. Harris) Principles of Instrumental Analysis (Skoog, Holler, Nieman) The following one, which you should read first beca
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chm
14y ago
I was able to follow them from base camp to the upper camps. It's easy, just zoom in and take five minutes of scrolling around! I identified people by their shadows.
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chm
14y ago
Parent company: http://draugiemgroup.com/en
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chm
14y ago
Which would be quite vile.
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chm
14y ago
I use this in conjunction with an ad blocker and a NoScripts-like extension. I always wonder how effective this combination is :/
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chm
14y ago
I might email him once I'm done studying. My point is that precisely because he understands what he's doing, he has the duty to explain it to others, or at least not confound them. From my perspective, the sales pitch is relying on chemopho
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chm
14y ago
Do you know what a plasticizer does? When it is used? In the preparation of what polymers? This is not an assault, just a hint. Read up on BPA, then go to your local dept. store's bottle section. Most of the bottles will be made of polymers
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chm
14y ago
Chemist here: Drinking bottled water is like paying taxes twice. Drink tap water unless the taste is prohibitive. This company seems just another gimmick. The only person who might have a clue of the chemistry going on is the "world expert"
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chm
14y ago
For me, it's just been a habit since immemorial times. Growing up in the 90s, I had access to Win95 from the start, and I can't remember not doing this.
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chm
14y ago
I suggest to watch the whole video, it's not very long, but funny!
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chm
14y ago
What mechanism do you propose to account for the selection of "technologically minded" people? Restricting yourself to North-America, what are the evolutionary pressures exerted on human populations that justify such evolution? Not so easy.
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chm
14y ago
But he's measuring gene expression, which is not a subjective science. Measuring IQ, on the contrary, is.
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14y ago
Here's a quote from the introduction: "If there are roots to western science, they no doubt lie under the rubble that was once ancient Greece. With the exception of the Greeks, ancient people had little interest in the structure of material
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chm
14y ago
What about "C&"? C and Short and easily searchable.
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