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by davidj 16y ago
this is one of those buzz words you put on resume to say "I know how to use the bcp command"
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by davidj 16y ago
Quantitative easing is just a fancy newspeak-doublespeak word for monetizing debt. Basically the treasury bond auction has functionally failed and the Fed has to step in a buy the bonds because nobody else wants them.
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by davidj 16y ago
There is absolutely no scientific evidence of man made climate change. http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-5576670191369613647...
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by davidj 16y ago
The real story here is that government was holding up billions in payments to Warren Buffett from Goldman Sachs as blackmail until he caved in to write an article favoring the governments action. Warren Buffett is the modern day Hank Reard
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by davidj 16y ago
Actually it has been. You had the ability to link up your Gizmo account which was a 100% pure VOIP service. Then, from Gizmo you could link in an Asterisk server with SIP. Google then bought Gizmo and put it on ice. You can use freeswitch/
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by davidj 16y ago
oh no, articles like this are so misleading, Google Chrome tops the list as the most security enhanced patched browser -- not the most vulnerable. This probably has everything to do with the bounty that Google has offered and the fact that
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by davidj 16y ago
can somebody write a LLVM backend for the CPU? :) Writing an LLVM Compiler Backend http://llvm.org/docs/WritingAnLLVMBackend.html
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by davidj 16y ago
Almost catching up to 2000era javascript ! :)
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by davidj 16y ago
Thats the moral dilemma with government bailouts, once you receive free money from the government an organization has absolutely no incentive to be efficient and respond to the demands of the market place. The results are products that are
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by davidj 16y ago
Oracle owns Java and can do whatever it wishes to do with its property. Sun tried a 'open' strategy to turn a profit with Java and it failed, everyone has to understand that the old ways are out and the new ways are in. Oracle has a fiduc
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by davidj 16y ago
Is this the same FDA that saids its OK to inject infants multiple times with 500x the toxic level of mercury into babies or is this a different nanny state agency?
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by davidj 16y ago
Won't work. In the last sentence they basically admit wishful thinking. Can we quit voting up faith-based science articles? “to use a combination of simulation, chemical intuition, and databases of tens of millions of known molecules to loo
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by davidj 16y ago
A friend of mine worked at Apple as a consultant for a ERP system that ran on Windows NT and I used to pick him up all the time. They would let me walk right in no problem. I remember walking across a parking lot where there was a wine ba
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by davidj 16y ago
Plants need CO2 to grow. Its the main macro-nutrient besides water. The more CO2, the faster it will grow. If you increase the CO2 levels from 300 parts per million to 1200 parts per million you will get a huge increase in the speed and s
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by davidj 16y ago
its always funny when I try to explain to global warming fanatics that in order to grow plants faster you have to increase CO2 levels from 300ppm to 1200ppm, they usually can't wrap their minds around it. Plants are currently suffocating on
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by davidj 16y ago
I doubt apple would approve malware in the app store.
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by davidj 16y ago
maybe its not cut with it, but a by-product of the manufacturing.
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by davidj 16y ago
anyone going to opt out and try to sue themselves? I'm totally peeved about what they did.
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by davidj 16y ago
Aside from the horrible name, it was a huge invasion of privacy. Immediately people who I haven't talked to in years were able to find out all the detailed contact information on everyone I associated with and my clients for the brief time
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by davidj 16y ago
BP is one of the largest researcher and manufacture of solar panels.
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by davidj 16y ago
sure just google 40% efficient solar, and then replace 40% with 50% 60% 70% 80% and then actually try to buy one.
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by davidj 16y ago
your pocket calculator uses solar technology that was invented 40-50 years ago, and my point is the technology hasn't advanced a lot since then.
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by davidj 16y ago
the numbers work out pretty well when you disregard the reality . Only in fantasy land the sun is always at peak, technology that claims to be 10% efficient is actually 10%, DC-AC conversion and storage is 100% efficient, and if you disrega
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by davidj 16y ago
Solar is a scam. Every solar technology advancement turns out to be a lie. I'm willing to bet money that this technology will never actually work or if it does will cost 100x and be 1/100 as efficent as they say it will be. (reference: nan
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by davidj 16y ago
if anyone cares, rephrasing engines are used to create splogs for SEO
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by davidj 16y ago
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by davidj 16y ago
they have been selling this since july
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by davidj 16y ago
Yes, even when you consider that I can buy $1 8oz Chinese Franken Salmon at the Doller Tree, a 1/4 serving would be $.25 and 1/2 would be $.50 and thats not even including the cheese.
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by davidj 16y ago
really? I eat 2 eggs, 2 bacon every day. hmm.
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by davidj 16y ago
actually I just added it up, $60

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