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hristov
12y ago
ok what is a lyft line? is that some other type of lyft?
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hristov
12y ago
Yeah, but can Hughes handle it if all 600 000 came from a small area? Or do they rely on people to be relatively dispersed?
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hristov
12y ago
Can someone with some experience in satellites tell us what is possible in terms of satellite internet. For example, I really doubt most individual people would be able to actually connect directly through satellites. If that is the case, a
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hristov
12y ago
It wasn't really inability as much as unwillingness. Yes, you are right all they needed to do was purchase more euros. They kind of decided that is not a good idea anymore.
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hristov
12y ago
This is something of great concern indeed. Back in medieval Europe there was this nasty practice related to mercenaries that went a little like this: An ambitious noble would borrow a bunch of money from an unscrupulous banker at high inter
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hristov
12y ago
Well, if it makes you feel any better, I heard he got fired ... eventually.
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hristov
12y ago
Somebody should start a website that catalogs all of these museums. Then we the unwashed masses should all visit them. Then we will all find out whether these are actual museums or just tax avoidance schemes.
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hristov
12y ago
So Java is trying to slowly turn into Haskell.
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hristov
12y ago
I disagree with your main point. The petitions are a good idea. We know that some petitions are not going to change the government's mind. But just having a mechanism for getting the government to consider something and provide an offi
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hristov
12y ago
Yes, there are native inuit whose diets are nearly 100% meat. But we do not all have their genes. Genetically, they are just a branch of humanity. The average person has very little likelihood to have native inuit genes, thus there is no re
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hristov
12y ago
This is very interesting. Is there any way one can check if one is suffering from inflammation?
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hristov
12y ago
Paleo mostly helps because it eliminates refined sugar. It may eliminate some very mild symptoms of depression because sugar causes mild depression after the initial sugar high. Other than eliminating refined sugar, paleo is not very useful
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hristov
12y ago
The Economist are being rather disingenuous here. They explain how the cubicle is a bad thing, and then they go on to try to convince us that the demise of the cubicle and it's replacement by more open plan type offices is a good thing
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hristov
12y ago
Can't wait to see this a-hole hit with a 10 billion dollar copyright infringement suit. I am all for fair use, but what he is doing is not fair use, it seems like outright copying. If you are going to make money from cheap exploitative
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hristov
12y ago
You do not know much about the crusades. The crusades actually helped the muslims in the east. The forth crusade completely destroyed the byzantine empire which was the force holding the muslims in the east. Why did the crusaders attack the
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hristov
12y ago
Those are all very interesting, but I wish Paul had not included the quote from the crusaders. I am not sure what the point of including this quote was. It is quite possible that the crusaders did not get the best impression from the greeks
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hristov
12y ago
Or maybe people just shouldn't take drugs.
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hristov
12y ago
Sorry but some negative comments are necessary and very good for society. People constantly try to peddle lies in the media and on the internet for their own benefit. The sooner those lies are shot down the better. I have been reading a lot
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hristov
12y ago
So that is why tv and movies nowadays are so bad.
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hristov
12y ago
Are you trying to be sarcastic? Because with the current technology, even if we do have manned mission to mars, if a meteor wipes out earth there will be no living humans on mars either. With the current technology any human mission to mars
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hristov
12y ago
That would be a good argument against people that supported those wars, but I am not one of them. Furthermore, if NASA is serious about this, this may easily cost about as much as the Iraq/Afganistan wars. Those costs are estimated at
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hristov
12y ago
This is a very very expensive way to do advertising. You will be able to do a lot more advertising to shape people's perceptions with just a small portion of the costs. Furthermore, government space exploration is essentially a busines
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hristov
12y ago
So you want trillions of dollars of taxpayers' money to have your imagination captured? Isn't there a cheaper way? Like a good book perhaps? Is your brains power to imagine so insufficient that capturing your imagination requires
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hristov
12y ago
This is just stupid. What is the point? This will be extremely expensive, it will gut a lot of useful science programs. Send robots! They are thousands of times cheaper and they get the job done. And when they die it is not a national trage
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hristov
12y ago
What exactly is so dangerous? The free transmission of information?
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hristov
12y ago
You are reading too much into this. Obama is merely adding this phrase to protect himself from those that will intentionally try to twist his words. When you hear anything Obama says, you must remember that there are literally thousands of
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hristov
12y ago
It is rather naive for this writer to assume that things like online reviews will work or continue to work for these illegal sites. Why do they believe that illegal drug sites will have honest reviews when even yelp, which is supposed to be
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hristov
12y ago
c.) the person you are buying from is an actual police agency. The police use undercover drug dealers on the streets. Why wouldn't they use them online, where it is much cheaper and safer.
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hristov
12y ago
Yeah, the trustworthy face is far more feminine looking that the unreliable one.
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hristov
12y ago
That will warm the hearts of the Ubuntu Unity team. Can you imagine the amount of bloat they can put on a single installation disk now?
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