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8y ago
At least they don't catch fire when rear-ended like Crown Vic's do...
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8y ago
Perhaps is was a mistake to switch over to the ZoL as the reference implementation. At least FreeBsd does not have the FSF jihadies willing to blow themselves up just to make a point...
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8y ago
No, no, no. They’re not leasing space in the mall, they’re leasing the mall. If you want to see what it used to look like, watch the Tom Petty video “free fallin” - that was filmed in the mall.
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8y ago
This piece is full of misinformation. Clearly they know little about RF or radio.
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8y ago
I’m sure that everytime the police kill someone, they’d like to describe it as ‘suicide by cop’
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8y ago
Another disaster in the making. Just look at FUSF. It started at 6% and only applied to long distance calls. Now it's 18.3% and applies to all sorts of data services. The appetite for free money knows no bounds. joe
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8y ago
I believe the EU’s demand for a universal charging connector is why magsafe disappeared...
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8y ago
How about 'top' and 'bottom'?
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8y ago
Would someone elaborate how one would target an ad to an audience of 100 email addresses? Thanks, j
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9y ago
His blackboard version of Windows probably is more reliable and crashes less than a real copy of windows...
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9y ago
In California, even for C corp, there is a 700-800 franchise fee...
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9y ago
The real challenge is recreating the conduits and rights of way that the telephone companies have spent the last 100 years establishing. ATT's largest, most valuable asset is not the phone switches/networking gear or the copper in
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9y ago
Are we talking about concrete structures in general, or specifically marine concrete structures? This topic (or variants thereof) have been floating around the net for months. They're mostly bullshit. All modern-day PCC (portland ceme
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9y ago
Rather than taking refuge in a flying palace or hiding under a mountain with 100 women for every man, the Prez and the members of congress ought to be chained to their desks at ground zero in the event they get us into a shootin' war -
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9y ago
Acquired by Altium
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9y ago
Nothing new here, move along. This was first done by SGI ages ago... joe
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9y ago
Reads like more pro-union propaganda
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10y ago
See, Ronald Reagan was right!
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10y ago
Article clearly states Heimlich has used it before.
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10y ago
I thought that Zynga leased it's office space -not bought it.
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11y ago
Move along. Nothing to see here... Voter registration info is public data. Ohio (iirc) puts their voter file on the web.
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11y ago
Enough - please! Stop reposting.
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11y ago
You ought to point out that this paper is 6 years old.
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11y ago
$396K each
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11y ago
I see these idiots blow through stop signs all the time. It's about time the police enforce the law.
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11y ago
John Fry tranports the San Jose Ballet and his sports team in the 747.
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11y ago
Does anyone know how it is 2Gbits?
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11y ago
I love the bath saltz portrait
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11y ago
This has already been done. Pixar used to have something similar - i think they used wooden toolsheds to make office spaces that could be made private.
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11y ago
Is this a wrapper aroung nokogiri?
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