elechi

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by elechi 14y ago
I can't tell if you're joking or not, but a podiatrist does have to go to medical school.
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by elechi 14y ago
It's annoying to me to use Virtualbox for OSs other than Linux or BSD based ones. It's even more buggy, and you're limited in the amount of processors and memory you can use in the free version.
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by elechi 14y ago
I'm a bit ignorant into corporate law and taxes, but if one legal entity bought another legal entity for reasonable value, how is the sale of the company not capital gains to the previous owners? Unless the buying company vastly overpaid fo
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by elechi 15y ago
Is this a test to see if it's possible to make the programmers companies are looking for instead of just hiring programmers, or a test for your teaching skills?
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by elechi 15y ago
Do what, exactly? Google has already stated multiple times that Microsoft doesn't have a leg to stand on. Microsoft hasn't brought any claims against Google, just people who implement the phones. Google could probably sue Microsoft for slan
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by elechi 15y ago
See? That's how well these companies did with their marketing. It was such a successful campaign that you, who I'll presume is an intelligent human being, see it as silly legal issue. Frankly speaking? No. There really isn't another way for
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by elechi 15y ago
Quick: Who made Kleenex? The answer is Kleenex. Now try to tell someone in a general conversation that you when you're talking about Kleenex, you meant 1) the actual company Kleenex, not the 2) product nor the 3) other generic tissue paper
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by elechi 15y ago
If you were making that much money, why couldn't just move to another country and make the money there? Is it illegal to do so?
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by elechi 15y ago
Doing what exactly?
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by elechi 15y ago
Such as? What are the three different needs?
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by elechi 15y ago
I don't want to get too pedantic, and this may be beginning to get off-topic, and for that I apologize. But your example still isn't one of a privilege. What your example shows is that it is easier to concentrate on one thing instead of two
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by elechi 15y ago
It's not damaged 'permanent records'. Federal law states that a student's records are private, so it's not like they can be requested outside of the university. The solution you suggest would leave someone with a whole 12 month gap where, t
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by elechi 15y ago
Privileged? Ha. What a odd way of putting it. In what way is going to school a privilege? It's almost expected for everyone to go to a college/university nowadays. In what way is a college student privileged? If you get caught cheating in a
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by elechi 16y ago
That was only half of his problems. Divorce, a decent chunk of change. Battery assault? Rape? Decent chunk of change. People literally stealing money from you. Tyson's problems had nothing to do with money. Money just made his problems more
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by elechi 16y ago
Oh, yeah. Jordan actually invited and mentioned the person who beat him to get a spot on the varsity high school team to his PROFESSIONAL Hall of Fame event. For those that even read a book about Jordan, and what his peers said about him an
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by elechi 16y ago
If I may inquire, what did you startup produce?
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by elechi 16y ago
I don't think that's the slippery slope part. I think the slippery is not WHERE the test/information was procured, but HOW it was. If they merely bought the teacher's textbook, then it's not cheating. Even if they knew most of the exam's qu
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by elechi 16y ago
I believe it's because younger people are cheaper to support (financially, physically) as a society than older people. More flexible, too.
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by elechi 16y ago
The Big Short - Michael Lewis
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by elechi 16y ago
Perhaps someone could explain the reasoning behind the name. It doesn't seem to make much sense to me.
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by elechi 16y ago
Lunch bag: California innovations. It's big, so I carry inside that a water bottle, knife for apples, and keys. Inside pockets: wallet, crappy LG phone, and my ipod so I can ignore others on the train. I usually get the daily newspaper to o
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by elechi 16y ago
They said you can go to a new smart phone and keep the old data plan. If you change the data plan to a newer data plan, you can't go back to unlimited.