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by cop359 15y ago
How is it a logical fallacy? If believe A should B I am A Therefore I believe I should B. A = rich people B = pay more taxes
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by cop359 15y ago
No one was seriously suggesting that we never pay our debts ever again, There really was two things proposed: One was too not raise the debt ceiling and use SS and Medicare funds to pay off the debt; The other was to default but just for a
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by cop359 15y ago
" coauthor and cofounder and Shmoo and so much more. " A typo immortalized?
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by cop359 15y ago
Sounds illegal under child labor laws, but IANAL
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by cop359 15y ago
They make tires! I understand they take up some unhealthily larger percent of the Finnish economy
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by cop359 15y ago
according to wiki, Dijkstra's algorithm was published in 1959. If he had a patent on it for 15 years and made enough money to cover his troubles, then I don't really see it as a bad thing. Now a days, you might say that 15 years is too long
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by cop359 15y ago
You know what's even easier to learn and more beginner friendly, has great debugging tools and is very powerful? MATLAB. And most engineers/scientists use it. If you know MATLAB, I don't see why you would even bother going to figure out th
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by cop359 15y ago
If if Google does find a serious security flaw, how can they be sure it's the same one?
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by cop359 15y ago
I've personally been looking into this http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jitsi has anyone tried it? What do you think? I haven't gotten it to work yet,,,
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by cop359 15y ago
This brings up another good question. Can a helicopter really fly all across Pakistan and back to an aircraft carrier? Could they even make it to Afghanistan? I was under the impression that helicopters don't exactly have a whole lot of ran
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by cop359 16y ago
Interesting point. However it seems like the only way to make big money on the internet is through advertisement and Google has that market locked up. Chrome is just another tool for their social data-mining. I'm sure they keep logs of what
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by cop359 16y ago
This is a bit of a naiive question, But what is the business rational behind Microsoft putting so much time and effort into IE? Where is the payback? Is it just so more people have Bing as their default search? Is it just so that Windows sh