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There's still plenty of matter-of-fact smugness in our own day.
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If the utility is paying a market rate (instead of an inflated rate to get people to invest in alternative energy), why couldn't we all sell power to the grid? Eventually if the home units get efficient enough, what would be the probl
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falling-out = argument http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/falling-out
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Joel tells a pretty compelling story about two types of Hungarian notation: http://www.joelonsoftware.com/articles/Wrong.html
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Dave Grossman is working for reactive studios[1], not on Thimbleweed Park. Ron is working with Gary Winnick, his partner on Maniac Mansion. [1] http://www.ign.com/articles/2014/11/18/dave-grossman-joins-
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I thought they calculated the amount of dust that based on the current rate dust accumulation and extrapolating based on the believed age of the universe. It's a little surprising we have not corrected that thought since the moon land
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They are paid what they are because most people can't do it and the work is valuable. Not surprising that there are some people that get in there that don't work out.
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"Supporting discriminatory laws is not even on the same plane as being "offensively" open-minded." That's an obviously unfair polemic. It could be flipped around thusly (and would be just as invalid): "Seek
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You think that Antisemitism started with Christianity? Read the Old Testament.
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A politician taking a public stand against an issue is at least as much an action as donating to a cause that would fund those politicians.
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He held the same position that Obama did at the time.
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I feel the same way about the iPhone 6 and 6+. It seems like they looked at the Galaxy s4 and note 3 and just decided to copy them.
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I think that the Aztek is uniquely ugly as pictured, but you should find one without a color matched bottom. The ones I saw on the road has this taupe-colored plastic on the bottom half of the vehicle and it looks really terrible. I found
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I think that's true, but irrelevant to the question of whether or not women are paid equal wages for equal work. If they weren't, a company could cheaply acquire the best talent by only hiring women.
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Patio11 made a great point years ago which is still true. For that matter, if you think that there is a vast pool of untapped female talent working for 80% of the price of equivalent male talent… what are you doing hiring men, again? That
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He should just avoid these types of conferences all together so that things like this don't get negatively construed by association. Absolutely. And this shows how useless this type of conference really is. If there's only one
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I think this is great advice. I don't think it supports your assertion that this game is more difficult to play as a woman or a minority. If you claim that "clueless white men" take more risk, and therefore end up on both e
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That seems like an incomplete statement. He might get a 20% hike once, because he's undervalued. That's an "equity adjustment." But obviously that wouldn't work every day.
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yes. Conservatives seek to restrict government influence, liberal seek to use government to bring about the common good.
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Right, but it's forbidden to run an unlicensed hotel.
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It's illegal to run a hotel without a license, yes.
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The thing with back pockets is that the phone can stick up out of the pocket and stay in there. So the amount of pocket you need for that to work is reduced.
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Because you can't sit down at all then. The note 3 (which I own and love) is too big.
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You're wrong. I also do this all the time and if my phone broke I'd be outraged because every phone built before the iphone 6 can handle that kind of stress. The phone is the outlier, not the use case.
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I think if a conman could get behind the counter in a retail setting, people would give their credit cards over as easily as they do online. No one is looking at the cashier to make sure that they are legitimate, and that's because th
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Faced with change, an all-female indie dev team evolves to a higher form (2013)
(the-magazine.org)
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Get married, have kids, invest in their lives and share with them your passion for technology. If you have daughters, they may choose tech.
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On the other hand, the first thing I did when I got my note 3 is buy a case so it wasn't so blasted thin . I think the fact that there is barely any side edge on these phones makes them difficult to hold onto.
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"Android users" includes people getting free android phones because there is practically no alternative. They use their phone as a phone, nothing more. I'll wager that Galaxy S5 users are going to be far more similar to iPh
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I have had the same experience with my note 3. Everyone raves about the battery life, but there's no way I could make it through a day with out a full charge.
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