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gte910h
13y ago
Part of the reason the web traffic looks like that as well is people ignore iPod Touch and some figures ignore ipads. Android is an ecosystem, just like iOS, and they extend beyond phones.
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The point of the 5c is to make the 5s seem premium. It's also a higher profit phone than the 5 would have been even at this point, so if people happen to buy it, they make marginally more per unit.
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13y ago
VRA is just a law, like this would be. VRA is used in court challenges to overturn STATE redistricting efforts, but isn't inherently more powerful than any other federal law when "head to head". This law would change/sup
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13y ago
Little tiny 2 man shops can afford unreal. http://www.unrealengine.com/udk/licensing/commercial_license... >If you create a games or commercial applications using UDK for sale or distribution to an end-user or
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13y ago
You're not looking at most of what it's doing even though: LARGE scale inter-operation with hideous legacy systems (dozens of them).
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13y ago
He is making a claim: "There are two distinct things, both being true, as far as current research shows"
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13y ago
Just in the city. The exurbs and suburbs are still very much the south in all the ways the south is stereotyped (poor govt services, anti govt rhetoric, tons of gun culture, overly accepting of racism if not racism itself, bevy of fundament
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13y ago
Talk to a sleep specialist. You may be suffering from any number of medical problems interfering with a good night's sleep. Things like CPAP machines are transformative for sleep depth
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13y ago
My city cites noise rather reliably (Atlanta). 12am grinder during the week? ticket 8am chain saw on the weekend? ticket.
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13y ago
Have you had a sleep study done? It's 2 doctors office visits, 2 nights in a funky hotel room type lab, and they will often prescribe a machine called a CPAP if you really do have obstructive sleep problems. http://www.nhlbi
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13y ago
Georgia tech does that "half way" as well http://www.dlpe.gatech.edu/dl/ I agree seeing the rest of the way would be good.
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13y ago
And not all books have DRM. I bought several off amazon recently that state in their description they do not
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13y ago
>PageRank has been around, there have been people exploiting how it works for their own personal gain Yeah, they change the approach to attack exploiters. The idea there is One True Way that will never need defensive measures feels a bit
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13y ago
Java programmers seem to love the swap too. All the ones I've seen in shops that have swapped love the transition
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13y ago
You don't have to do things stupidly. You can say "Older than X, decay", "has feature Y, decay". This is the company that makes pagerank, I'm confident they could come up with a useful ranking and rating algori
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13y ago
I think "entitlement" is a bit much when they sell it as a replacement to business customers.
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13y ago
>> modern era. > exclude the 19th century. As they should
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If you add basic income for all, then unpaid internships become far more tenable. Otherwise they're discriminatory to people of lesser means.
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13y ago
>Unless they get a handle on things, after enough borrowing, the dollar will simply collapse. The poor will be hardest hit by this. Yeah, we have historically low tax rates for the modern era. Raising taxes instead of lowering spending d
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13y ago
"Stole" is a pretty heightened word for something we leave on literally everything we touch
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13y ago
you can make it considerably more legible in accessability options
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13y ago
http://www.amazon.com/Software-Estimation-Demystifying-Pract... is fantastic for giving many approaches to the topic, and counseling for non-technical stakeholders where it isn't a negotiation, but math.
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13y ago
The govt loans are subsidizing them via tuition. If loans were given out on a ability to repay standard, instead of govt guaranteed, humanities would get fewer loans, therefore, govt loans are subsidizing humanities faculty
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13y ago
Not everyone is salt sensitive. Talk to them about measuring your salt sensitivity (or you can do it at home, but less reliably). If salt is hard and the rest is easy, you may find losing weight and exercise the two you worry about, and ign
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13y ago
And if it were bilateral, you might have a point. When it's one way...that's just nuts for us, not for the places american's may want to immigrate to.
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At my alma mater, Georgia Tech, they assumed 2-3 out of class hours for each in class hour. So that's 2 terms of 45 hour weeks basically
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13y ago
One year of shit you have to do now will save you a decade of shit you have to do later. It is entirely worth it to finish those 30 hours.
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13y ago
I don't think that's the term you meant: http://www.thefreedictionary.com/buggery
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The cool thing about that camera is the auto-gelling flash. It will make auto white balance so much better at its job.
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And if your BMI is over 23, or you ever have been teased about snoring, have a sleep study done to check for apnea
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