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I feel like not including generics is a huge oversight. Also, the way many go aficionados discuss this over at golang-nuts put me off a great deal.
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Thanks for the link.
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Innovation and inspiration, patented by Braun [1], errr, I mean Apple. [1] http://visual.ly/braun-or-apple
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I don't get it... you will always end up using infrastructure that belongs to someone else when streaming.
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Smartphones have become a commodity in the developed world. Do we really need constant updates about the latest leaks and rumors?
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A letter to the editor is similar to an app? How?
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President's Obama's AMA answers score 0.21 (Your text shows some indications of 'bullshit'-English, but is still within an acceptable range.)
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Because they just copy existing games and then add their "micro transactions" and A/B testing on top? From FarmVille to Mafia Wars. They strive to create virtual operant conditioning chambers.
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He didn't say that it makes him "happy and productive", he said it makes him "happier and more productive". You do realize that there is a difference here, right? I assume that you are an intelligent being that knows basic English grammar a
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In Switzerland, almost everybody uses debit cards, and you can't use debit cards (Maestro) online. You use credit cards for online payments, but that's about it. With debit cards, you have to enter a 6-number pin to withdraw cash or pay wit
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They use DotNetNuke, a god awful CMS running on ASP.NET WebForms. Together with Umbraco, it's the most popular open source CMS in the Microsoft world. It's really sad. You can access the page (internally called a "tab") by its "TabId", for
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The middle class is virtually bankrupt. This "relative wealth" you speak on is an illusion, because it is based on debt. Debt enslaves you. The true wealth of the top 1% is their freedom. One miss-step, disease, misfortune, and you will che
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If I'm correct, this is about patenting isolated genes, right? If so, holy crap. I don't know, but this triggers so many ill feelings in me. This is such a blatantly obvious violation of basic human morals.
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They need to legalize all drugs. Regulate and tax them. Classify heavy addiction as a disease and treat it as such. Support the addicts with the taxes from the drugs.
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The cartels already use submarines, cargo planes, fisher boats, remote-controlled aircrafts and corpses to smuggle drugs. Their creativity and supply of cash are limitless.
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This is a flawed comparison because you do not need to "become a doctor" or read up on medical science to know that there is currently no way to get another pair of functioning human arms on top of the two you already have. By the way, ther
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Ahhh...the good guy / jog myth.
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[PDF ]The Chicago Plan Revisited (IMF Research)
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Even when customers think they know what they want, they usually don't. They lack imagination and an analytic mind. Customer wants A, B and C. You point out that A and B collide, and offer a solution, D. Customer insists on A, B and C. You
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I remember feeling excited about the cd-add-on for the SNES... Ahh, tempus fugit.
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Holy crap, The Atlantic has gone down hill in the past few years. It feels like they try to become the next Huffington Post. A couple of years ago it felt like a serious competitor to magazines like The New Yorker or The Economist. Then the
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State of the Climate
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HTC One X? I own one and I'm happy with it. I certainly prefer it over the iPhone. (Disclaimer, I've owned a iPhone 3GS in the past, and this isn't my first android phone)
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Hmmm... I have been to France probably over ten times, I've never noticed this.
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Switzerland... Usually cash. Sometimes Debit Card / Maestro (for larger purchases or if you don't have money on hand). People usually withdraw money from the ATM to pay for their purchases. The idea probably is: It's easier and simpler to w
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My mother once bought an Acer laptop. I've never seen a computer with more bloatware on it.
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I live in continental Europe, can someone please explain the American cheque system to me? Is it still widely used? We have giro and SEPA transfers. If I want to transfer money to someone, I simply order my bank to withdraw said amount from
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What are you getting at, if you don't mind me asking?
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Yeah, made on the iPad. Mixed at Studio 13, London. Mastered at Abbey Road Studios, London. But yeah, totally made on the iPad.
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I disagree. It's "fantastic" as a generic (midi) control panel (similar to the Lemur, for instance Touch OSC or Max/MSP). Of course, you could usually achieve the same thing with an old second-hand Behringer BCF-2000 (or BCR-2000). Bonus: Y
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