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by ebrenes 12y ago
Don't forget vehicles, diseases, sudden deceleration, falls, drops and darwin award winning behaviour. It's important that people be aware of the risks they face, and seeking to silence that conversation is not helpful. If anythin
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by ebrenes 12y ago
You are correct, from my understanding, in that a variety of factors from population density, to agriculture and animal domestication led to a greater spread of diseases. Even in analysis of native american populations before European conta
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Security of Things(geer.tinho.net)
4 points by ebrenes 12y ago|0 comments
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by ebrenes 12y ago
What was the Singapore book you used to re-teach your daughter mathematics if you don't mind me asking?
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by ebrenes 13y ago
That's the system working as intended. This site isn't meant to be about rapid back-n-forth banter or quick retorts and small points. If after an hour, what you meant to say isn't worth saying then it's clear it isn&#x27
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Pono Music – Where Your Soul Rediscovers Music(kickstarter.com)
2 points by ebrenes 13y ago|0 comments
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.NET JIT and SIMD are getting married(blogs.msdn.com)
160 points by ebrenes 13y ago|67 comments
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by ebrenes 13y ago
I don't mean to be flippant, but so what, if 1024, 2048, etc... were inspired on Threes? None of those games are exact copies, and even the Three's designers admit these others are "inferior" versions. Are they arguing t
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by ebrenes 13y ago
You don't have to work in a developed nation to work with developed nation clients. Try and target yourself to those clients and avoid the local clients like a plague. It has been my experience that if you want to break into more profi
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by ebrenes 13y ago
To expand on what neotek said, none of this makes Three's a better game. All they are advocating is that it's a harder game that's so far been impossible to beat, and that they've tailored it to fit their tastes as game
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by ebrenes 13y ago
And it exploded just for those reasons. I sent the link around my company to all the gamers and pretty quickly I saw it crop up on everyone's screen. The same can't be said for Three's, because there is greater resistance in
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by ebrenes 13y ago
As many things, this is now a double-edge sword. As gluten-free is getting mixed signals as a fad diet and as a serious medical condition. For celiac's it's in their interest that it be viewed as a serious condition, that could be
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by ebrenes 13y ago
No, it's not. That's one injury per population amount, so the lower the second number the less people you "need" to get one injury. Assuming a fixed population size of 1 million, given the 1980 prevalence of injuries you
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by ebrenes 13y ago
I get charged a fee per SMS, but I just need an internet connection with WhatsApp. Even when I'm abroad and I switch my SIM card to a different provider contacts can still reach me. I can have group chats in WhatsApp and send video, im
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by ebrenes 13y ago
Exactly, and at $4,000/month you would have to be conscious about your money spending habits, else that income will quickly disappear. Sure, you can stretch that amount to provide you ample comforts but you'll be making specific d
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by ebrenes 13y ago
I think the previous poster's point is that being well-off is really not much of a net benefit to a partner if said resources are of no consequence to the relationship or the partner. If you're both at a good economic situation ye
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by ebrenes 13y ago
Another example was when Anonymous decided to start outing Cartel members. They kidnapped one of the people involved and Anonymous declared a truce to get that person released. source: http://www.nydailynews.com/news/wo
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by ebrenes 13y ago
IANAL, and I'm just taking a stab in the dark here... But might it have to do with the work contract not being made in good faith? That is in my basic understanding of contracts it is assumed as part of the contract that there is good
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by ebrenes 13y ago
On the other hand my father has been consistently using his Apple TV non-stop since last christmas. I didn't even have to instruct him on how to use it aside from a 5 minute intro course. I've heard similar rave reviews from 3 peo
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by ebrenes 13y ago
No, but sometimes it does take them a while to re-group and reach mass due to competing markets and segmentation. Maybe a winning black market site skyrockets rapidly, or maybe this causes trepidation in users and vendors who try to approac
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by ebrenes 13y ago
Which doesn't solve much because who then controls the spending? And in addition the spending would have to be audited and controlled in some manner that's equitable for both parties. For example, a defense lawyer could offer redu
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by ebrenes 13y ago
One theory is that people are continually told to follow their dreams/passion/desire. If you have no passion for computers, programming, math, etc... Why would they choose programming if they've been raised to think 1. they c
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by ebrenes 13y ago
If you only look at individual console you might get that impression, but if you take the generation's totals you'll still see an upward trend. The Playstation 2 for example was king of the hill and dwarfed its competition (Gamecu
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by ebrenes 13y ago
It's very hard not to mistake your position as being pro-police when the owner was not capable, despite his intentions to properly constrain his dog within the vehicle. To me it all sounds like a bully taking a kids hand and using it t
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by ebrenes 13y ago
First off, it seems you've made X arbitrary large, when for the OP it seems to have been a carefully defined set of beliefs that are attached to their identity. In other words it does not follow they'll believe literally "any
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by ebrenes 13y ago
Given the resources available to the US they'd probably just have a fuel carrier divert its route and do an inflight refueling, an operation which Air Force One is very capable of.
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by ebrenes 13y ago
Well, it somewhat worked with religious martyrs of various denominations. I'm thinking of Christian martyrs and Islamic ones for example, where the act of resisting was in itself a way to transcend death. I think in the end it's a
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by ebrenes 13y ago
No, the fault lies entirely with the police and their policies. The police failed, and it's clear to most people who happen on this story.
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by ebrenes 13y ago
I'm not even sure that's a problem. When faced with increased cost on their side governments generally just shift that cost back onto the individuals complicating matters for them. Look at drugs, the government isn't losing m
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by ebrenes 13y ago
More often than not the voting is based on opinion in addition to fact. Often the top answer is not only correct but cleaner, more elegant or adheres to some aesthetic quality that's valued by those people voting up the answer. In soft

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