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by cowkingdeluxe 10y ago
The articles you linked are older (24th & 25th) than the article from the headline ( January 27, 2017 2:15 PM ). Further investigation and toxicology reports revealed carbon monoxide (fixed) poisoning. It appears the initial statements
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by cowkingdeluxe 10y ago
Normal plan + reasonably allotted medical debit card to cover medical expenses is how some companies do it.
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by cowkingdeluxe 10y ago
I've assumed that both China and Russia have access to his complete unfiltered information in exchange for his safety. Hard for Snowden to say no to those demands at that point. "Give us everything you have right now and we won&#x
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by cowkingdeluxe 10y ago
Learned that the hard way on my primary development machine. Have a crazy long randomly generated password for my Microsoft account. Had to reset password on a different machine.
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by cowkingdeluxe 10y ago
The biggest reason SCTY went up to ~$26.70 was because of the announcement a few weeks ago (which speculated $26 to $28 buyout price). I don't think anything unfair happened to you.
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by cowkingdeluxe 10y ago
Worth mentioning that one of the major benefits of Keepass is that it is open source. Many of the other providers mentioned here are not.
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by cowkingdeluxe 10y ago
Another thing to keep in mind this is another one of the launches where the 1st stage was coming in a lot faster (geosync orbit launch).
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by cowkingdeluxe 10y ago
The same company that manufacturers these for Walmart is called TCP and they sell the bulbs on Amazon as well. I've bought about 30 of them. Pretty happy with them so far. The only problem I have had (as with all brands so far) is led
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by cowkingdeluxe 10y ago
I've found that using :: to disable two-way binding where needed and using 'track by $index' in ng-repeat removes both of those performance concerns (in my usage).
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by cowkingdeluxe 11y ago
But what are some actual numbers for costs to the grid per household? I've yet to see any concrete numbers but I see a lot of justification of minimum fees using grid costs as the primary reason. If these costs are so visible and impor
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by cowkingdeluxe 11y ago
What is the actual cost to the grid of a solar home which only uses power at night from the grid and maybe delivers some to it during the day? In any of these anti-solar positions about grid costs I've never seen a factual statement of
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by cowkingdeluxe 11y ago
Here's a size difference comparison as well: http://i.imgur.com/g2VIKVC.jpg
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by cowkingdeluxe 11y ago
You seem to have left the fact that Hillary Clinton also ruled out backdoors last night. That is quite a significant statement in my opinion.
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by cowkingdeluxe 11y ago
How would you use a low-pass filter on a newer LED TV with HDMI?
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by cowkingdeluxe 11y ago
The automated lane changing is probably safer than a human doing it. Same concept as putting code inside a function. If you can make changing lanes a functional process that works safely the same way 100% of the time via computer, why not?
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by cowkingdeluxe 11y ago
The new ones have more horsepower even with the 4 cylinder. Better handling too. For example the 2016 is a 4 cylinder but has 10 more horsepower and 26% more torque than the 2011 6 cylinder. Do they need to pipe in engine sounds into the sp
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by cowkingdeluxe 11y ago
You never want to hold commodity ETFs like USO overnight due to beta decay. http://www.etf.com/sections/blog/5362-uso-oil-usl.html You're better off setting up an options account and buying futures.
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by cowkingdeluxe 11y ago
This statement is extremely dishonest and inaccurate. The folks at the OPERA experiment stated that they found something that needed further testing. They even said that they doubted faster than light particles. They wanted their experiment
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by cowkingdeluxe 12y ago
"McGuire said the company had several patents pending for the work and was looking for partners in academia, industry and among government laboratories to advance the work." I'm guessing this means that they will try and maxi
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by cowkingdeluxe 13y ago
I agree having Paint.NET on this list, it is pretty good. I used paint shop pro 6 (yes, the one made in 1999) and switched to Paint.NET last year. It has really expanded my capabilities with regard to art for game development. To get the mo
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by cowkingdeluxe 13y ago
Why did he not give even a small technical overview on what they are capable of? He should've been able to given he has a lot of technical expertise and it would've helped his evidence a lot. Did they figure out how to tap complic
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by cowkingdeluxe 14y ago
It's amazing to me that most financial services don't offer two factor authentication for their accounts (Scottrade, Schwab last I checked). Meanwhile, a lot of games (mmos) and email services provide two factor authentication.
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by cowkingdeluxe 14y ago
It's disappointing that the chairman of Google is resorting to this kind of fear-mongering. Spying on neighbors all day long? Terrorism? Come on now. Meanwhile, he explicitly mentions that it's not a problem for Government use and I'm assum
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by cowkingdeluxe 14y ago
This is one of my concerns as well. I use blogger for clients as well. They've shut down or are shutting down a few things I've used a decent amount, iGoogle, Reader, occasionally Code Search, and now their XMPP usage is in doubt ( https://
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by cowkingdeluxe 14y ago
There are a few things required if you're going to do this in the USA: * Ham radio Technician License, amateur radio * Follow the federal regulations, particularly the strength section: http://www.ecfr.gov/cgi-bin/retrieveECFR?gp=&SID=
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by cowkingdeluxe 14y ago
There are a good deal of misdiagnoses that cause more months of suffering, especially with diseases like Crohn's disease. Maybe a service like this could prevent that with the help of a more accurate up front diagnosis. Diseases aren't as r
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by cowkingdeluxe 14y ago
So in summary, while Top Gear was correct in saying it had a 55 mile range with the way they were driving it on their race track, they falsely claimed that the car ran out of charge and had to be pushed into a garage. Instead they just turn
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by cowkingdeluxe 14y ago
Netflix is down because Amazon is down, so we had to watch shows on Amazon (prime) instead. Funny how that works!
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by cowkingdeluxe 14y ago
Yup. Electric cars are one half of the puzzle. Moving away from coal and towards other sources are the other half. It's good that one half of the puzzle is mostly complete, as the electric car seems to be here for good. I think moving energ
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by cowkingdeluxe 14y ago
Don't expect them to anytime soon, they are on the verge of bankruptcy. Negative equity and they technically defaulted on a 50m loan. http://www.google.com/finance?q=NASDAQ%3ATHQI

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