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10y ago
You should investigate what "good for business" means in US politics.
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finid
10y ago
Well, you can be sure that it will be discarded, because the person most likely to be responsible for energy is either S. Palin or some other oil companies-friendly professional. Republican administrations tend to be "good for business
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finid
10y ago
Tired of election news! Tired of news that's going to affect your life for at least the next two decades?
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finid
10y ago
Encryption laws should be the least of your worries when it comes to that guy. Intercept has a piece on him. theintercept.com/2016/11/18/career-racist-jeff-sessions-is-donald-trumps-pick-for-attorney-general/ Update
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A temporary, floating university for studying the oceans
(actu.epfl.ch)
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10y ago
You could say the same for Cisco, Juniper, and Microsoft. Even your anti-virus companies has worked with the govt to allow some govt sponsored malware through. Would be great if Kaspersky OS will be free and open source.
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10y ago
What jobs are you talking about? That's the question. Those jobs you claim have come instead, where are they? The computer revolution is decades old now. So you were not old enough to be part of that discussion. But what jobs am I ta
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10y ago
Left turns from the extreme right lane (and vice versa) New Yorkers in Manhattan know that dashing from extreme right to extreme left is the norm for yellow cab drivers.
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10y ago
People seem to be too focused on jobs that will be lost because of automated cars/vehicles, but are not looking at the jobs that will be created because of that. Think back to when people were just becoming aware of computers and how t
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10y ago
it isn't uncommon to see someone back up on a free way because they missed their exit in Beijing....The US, for the most part, doesn't have these problems I'm guessing that you haven't driven anywhere near New York Cit
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How does your encrypted Linux system respond to the Cryptsetup bug?
(linuxbsdos.com)
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10y ago
But Hillary herself blamed the loss on the head of the FBI. So is it Russia or the FBI, or Russia and the FBI?
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10y ago
I get the impression that he wants to leave the cloud to linux and try to position Windows as a user-facing client. Is that why they're pushing the Azure cloud service - to benefit Linux?
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10y ago
To me, aircraft carriers represent the first line of casualties that will never make it back home during a major war.
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10y ago
You have to address the root cause - humans, because before smartphones and their apps, it was being distracted while fiddling with CD/tape players. Eating and applying makeup (women) also contributed. Humans have to recognize that dri
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10y ago
Officially renouncing your (US) citizenship when you can't afford the cost is not the way to go. If you really mean to "check out", just get on a plane and say, "see yah later, 'gator". No one is going to come
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10y ago
Blame apps? No, that's secondary. Blame smartphones. Perhaps that too is secondary. Blame humans.
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How does China’s first aircraft carrier stack up?
(chinapower.csis.org)
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10y ago
Sounds like gentrification has killed the old Bushwick, right?
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Support your unique user needs with a choice of Windows 10 Pro or Linux® operating systems. Above that line on the product's page is the Micorsoft Windows logo. HP should know that Linux also has an official logo. Put it there
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SSH sessions started freezing after upgrading to Ubuntu 16.10. The solution
(linuxbsdos.com)
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The Samsung Android tablet that will never access the Internet
(linuxbsdos.com)
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This is why some users are going real paranoid. So somebody decided that their first and only Android device will not have access to the Internet. Instead, it's sole role is to function as a camera. linuxbsdos.com/2016/11
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10y ago
Well before smart phones, computers all over the world have been calling home (to the USA).
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Who cares if someone hacks my driveway camera?
(sobersecurity.blogspot.com)
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Slashed Budgets/Toxic Chemicals: Planning for Environmental Carnage in the EPA
(theintercept.com)
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You're comparing the circulation of the physical magazine to online metrics of Drudge Report. Not good, my friend, not good. Do the right thing, and compare unique visitors of SciAm website to that of Drudge Report.
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10y ago
What's the country?
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The Autonomous Future of Public Transportation
(blog.connectedcarsworld.com)
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Actually, it's not hard to google. And the Bush administration's decision to tell residents of Lower Manhattan that the air in that area was save was the first decision of that kind. By the end of that administration, it was pract
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