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danielnicollet
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The Less Sexy Issues With Wikileaks
(en.origoterra.com)
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Swedish Wikileaks Documentary (avail. 2 Days only)
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Prominent French newspaper mirrors Wikileaks
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My take on this is that the sly Putin loves to play Mr Democracy by outlining the failures of Western Democracies which Wikileaks has brought to light, not because he loves democracy but because it's that much difficult for the US and Euro
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Back-to-Zero: Give your Brain a Creativity Break
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Great article. I especially liked this thought provoking segment: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1976276
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More at his clickable article link: http://www.presseurop.eu/en/content/article/414871-not-such-...
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Technology now advances crabwise (backwards)
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misleading? maybe. but if you read the diplomatic cables, and if you look at them as an example of the modus operandi of the state dept., you can honestly and rationally wonder if this official (along with others maybe) wasn't ordered to g
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Hundreds of wikileaks mirrors appearing everywhere
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this is clearly a prominent endorsement of wikileaks as a legitimate player in the cycle of information dissemination, don't you think?
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that link is dead for me
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well, I guess that if wikileaks was indeed the agent of some foreign anti-american or anti-west rogue state, like many anti-wikileaks analysts, imply, they should have no problem hosting in that country, right? if they only host in the US
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did you actually read the post? Consumer or Business ISP bandwidth is not at play at all here. We are talking ISP-to-ISP.
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This post is an ad and at the same time an effective demonstration of the usefulness of advanced multivariate A/B tests. This dual purpose content/ad is very relevant to this community because we care about usability and good UIs. So whil
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tor just doesn't cut it. I have tried to use or similar services like yourfreedom.net with VPN (german tor) but there is no way to stream even half-way decent video through these... They usually top around 350 kb and you need at least twi
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How can Comcast argue they incur so much costs? when other providers are able to offer triple-play (isp/cable/phone) offerings for a third of the price or less. Example: in France Proxad ( http://www.free.fr ) offers 179 cable channels, o
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Startup Financial Model - Is There a Template?
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points well taken, but would it be OK to then post a few years ago about this for instance which also showed (now proven) promising prospects based on a winning marketing strategy: http://www.crainsnewyork.com/apps/pbcs.dll/gallery?Site=C
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sorry for the meta comment here but how can such a post end on the front page? Custom furniture stickers. OK there is a startup. This seems so out of place don't you think? EDIT: Please no need to downvote me if you disagree - just state
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Actually, I found the right solution for windows - hopefully this is helpful to someone else: http://www.zlatkovic.com/libxml.en.html and for more details: http://www.sagehill.net/docbookxsl/InstallingAProcessor.html and http://www.sag
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Exactly nosse! I meant "heavy metals" versus "metal". The latter makes sense. The former doesn't. I am sure you can hurt people with manganese for instance, but a gun would make more sense, no?
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"This is to see that you don't have heavy metals on you or something that looks suspicious," said Sela. Sorry but what do heavy metals have to do with airport security? is this just typo or have I completely lost my understanding of bas
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Tesla Coils Down Under
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This posts proves something that I feel many seem to forget at times. Despite great products, Apple is human after all.
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full article with pic: http://green.autoblog.com/2010/10/27/converted-audi-a2-claim...
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Electric Audi A2 with 375 Miles Range on 6-Minute Charge
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How to get media coverage for your startup?
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This soo wrong. Arrington keeps using the word "friends" as if emails from your FB contacts were those of your actual friends. Imagine Arrington being able to turn 4000 "friends" on Facebook into a mass email list!!! No way! That just s
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I spent a good part of my teenage week-ends at a dump in France with my brother and our friends recuperating small engines and moped parts, hacking them back together, creating strange 2 or 3 wheel novel vehicles. Every time we see each oth
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