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by funthree 15y ago
I would be bothered and I believe I addressed that. But it's like I said. She is now "passing along" the same torment that the perpetrator inflicted upon her onto Airbnb. Setting the record straight is one thing and she has every right
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by funthree 15y ago
If you just crossed tracks with a criminal known for killing, then raping and torturing their victims. Then YES, you should be very happy that you avoided more terrible things. I thought this was common wisdom among people, but perhaps i
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by funthree 15y ago
A summary: As of today, July 28, I have received no confirmation from either the San Francisco Police Department or the District Attorney that any culprit is in custody for my case. I received a personal call from one of the co-founders
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by funthree 15y ago
Just because there is a negative connotation around a word doesn't make it less than true. Connotation has little if anything to do with technicality.
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by funthree 15y ago
You lied. You said something that turned out to be a lie (an inaccurate or false statement) and although people have trouble hearing the word, it doesn't make it any less true. You do not fit a few of the definitions of "lie" but you fit a
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House panel approves broadened ISP snooping bill(news.cnet.com)
1 points by funthree 15y ago|0 comments
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by funthree 15y ago
The original press release is here ( http://media.caltech.edu/press_releases/13434 ) although it appears to be down right now.
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Researchers at Caltech Create an Artificial Neural Network Made from DNA(news.discovery.com)
4 points by funthree 15y ago|1 comments
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by funthree 15y ago
http://developer.yahoo.com/yslow/ http://www.webpagetest.org/
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Dolphins Showing an Incredible Ability to Heal(livescience.com)
2 points by funthree 15y ago|0 comments
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Where Google Really Makes Its Money(wordstream.com)
15 points by funthree 15y ago|4 comments
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by funthree 15y ago
>Anyone contemplating downvoting this, for the love of scientific reality please read the actual original paper first. I wouldn't downvote you because you are necessarily wrong. In fact I don't think that is even suggested behavior. Ho
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All Non-Africans Part Neanderthal, Genetics Confirm(news.discovery.com)
106 points by funthree 15y ago|80 comments
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by funthree 15y ago
That html page is normally included on the homepage as an iframe. The pastebin is entirely untelling of how it got there, but it is the source of the redirect.
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by funthree 15y ago
Heh, not sure how the pastebin got mixed up but I updated the post above. It was setting parent.location.href to the twitter account.
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by funthree 15y ago
view-source: http://extras.thesun.co.uk/sol/breakingnewspage.html edit: here's the right pastebin http://pastebin.com/ksu585vM
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by funthree 15y ago
Will do!
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by funthree 15y ago
p.p.s please dont judge the code that loads too harshly, had to mash a bunch of stuff together really quick to get it up after I saw this, heh
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by funthree 15y ago
I made a node.js bookmarklet about 5-6 months ago that is sort of the same concept. It is not nearly as full-featured, though. If anyone would like the source, just let me know, as it is a dead project. It's a bit different in methodology
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by funthree 15y ago
Red should probably be on both ends of the scale, with green in the middle. Also I had to go and convert stuff, but obviously not aimed at Americans.
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by funthree 15y ago
How on earth did you get the word out to that many people? Virality? Please explain...
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by funthree 16y ago
I sent you an email.
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by funthree 16y ago
>when you have a very wide range of people who contribute without looking carefully at it, you don’t improve your knowledge of the situation by averaging. Modern democracy, anyone?
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by funthree 16y ago
I think Japan is a bit more unique geographically in this context. Sure there were people in England that long ago (and same for Greece too) but Japan has been isolated by more water, and their gene pool has remained more or less the same.
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by funthree 16y ago
How about because the Japanese have been living on that island for what, 30,000 years? I think they have a sense of longevity in their culture that we could all really learn from.
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by funthree 16y ago
One person put in a video, and within a few moments everyone completely abused it... pretty funny.
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2000 bodies found on Japanese shores(news.ninemsn.com.au)
2 points by funthree 16y ago|0 comments
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by funthree 16y ago
Based on the last graph we aren't in a tech bubble _yet_ We are just entering the last quarter of 1998.
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by funthree 16y ago
What happens when 70% of people are okay with something, in a country ruled by the people?
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by funthree 16y ago
I bet the internet makes your life at least 6 times better than what it would have been in 1930.

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