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dude3
13y ago
Denmark's defense budget is really small 3.2 % of government spending vs 18.2% for the United States. Therefore, Denmark has much more cash to spend and is a richer nation relying on US for defense.
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13y ago
I quipped "Today must be my last day"...
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13y ago
If they are going to give you half of the internet, they should talk half off your bill. Same goes with NSA I want a discount.
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13y ago
The funny thing is the day that this was happening they were trying to sign me up for their checking account program. Where I give them my checking account info and I save 5% on every purchase. They gave me the hard sell too and wouldn'
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13y ago
Google just plain hates exact match now in my experience. You have to build up solid reputation to get out of the exact match sort of penalty. I think they think exact match is generally spammy and elevates the spam filter. Some other facto
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13y ago
The Post conveniently left out that the Pharm company found that "Avastin patients had a 30% higher risk of serious systemic side effects than Lucentis patients did". Why didn't they include the Pharm company's side? ht
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13y ago
http://usatoday30.usatoday.com/news/washington/2011-05-09-un... 49 billion in 2011. Yes and that's a far off estimate. Just go to the billing dept. in any major hospital in the Southwest. The gov needs to pay
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13y ago
I swear I've seen this on hacker news before
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13y ago
I have used RollingCurl (non blocking CURL) to fetch multiple API requests at once using PHP. Really easy to implement using a simple class. The example shows how you could build a simple efficient scraper.
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13y ago
Drudgereport.com, generally a hawkish site, is accessible in China, Nytimes is not. In fact, no conservative websites are blocked.
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13y ago
I hope he didn't have PersonalLogic hosting plan
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13y ago
The Chinese elite/the ones making the rules that you refer of, are the ones buying the houses. Who can buy a 10th house a 7,900 miles away that costs 2.5 million in cash? Mark Z Yes. If your argument were true, we would see relaxed imm
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13y ago
They are not the elite, they cater to the elite and special interests goals. China has 60 per cent of its $3.5tn foreign currency reserves invested in US assets. A housing program that offers green cards to foreigners who buy $500,000+ hous
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13y ago
As a Chinese citizen you can come into the US ridiculously pregnant and have your kid in the US on a tourist visa via a flight and never get hassled. You can walk across the southern border and create a human fence around ICE vans and get
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13y ago
I went to CGI's website. It says offshoring. The javascript on healthcare.gov looks like they hired someone on Odesk.
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13y ago
Also I can use the SIM in international phones in the US. I have a french phone.
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13y ago
I switched to t-mobile from Verizon. I have actually been really happy with the service. My plan is unlimited data 5 gigs of 4g data/unlimited 3g and 100 minutes of talk time for $30 a month. Every extra minute is .10 over the 100 mi
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13y ago
Cool. It doesn't look like it actually sends the results. Also you exceeded your mail quota so its not sending any emails.
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13y ago
I think there are 2 big factors that always seem to be missing from these investigations. The high costs offsets individuals who don't pay for their healthcare. Keep in mind that the hospital must treat anybody who walks in the door a
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13y ago
too many words
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Govment justs wants more control over Bank of America. They won't have to pay it all back if the Govment wins. Just provide some special favors like prisiming all accounts.
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13y ago
They'll come get him in Hong Kong. I meant the Chinese.
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13y ago
Google gave the Chinese gov direct access that's how they got hacked.
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13y ago
And the bankers.... O yah nothing happens to them. 28 million wasn't enough apparently
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I posted this code from here on Basecamp: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/6529728/html5-doctype-put... Answer number one. It came in with the html with the stackoverflow profile pictures and all. I was like crap so I switched to non h
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14y ago
FINALLY!!!!
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14y ago
Props and this is a great thing. But it shouldn't erase all the morally bad things Google is actively doing. It's like a Dictator giving candy to the kids for the cameras while still actively oppressing people behind the scenes. There does
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14y ago
Gross negligence by lawyers. I will get 1 cent from this lawsuit while lawyers will get 75 million. Folks this is why America is losing its competitiveness. Why not send the money wasted on lawyers to communities through simple arbitration
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14y ago
Apple just needs to get into cloud services more so they can compete. I don't feel bad.
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14y ago
Interesting concept and nice site. But, built in 24 hours? If you did actually accomplish that, props.
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