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by kubiiii 13y ago
Yes but you can't paste anymore if you do anything else between copying and pasting. On 2010 at least.
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by kubiiii 13y ago
Both desktop versions indeed.
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by kubiiii 13y ago
I remember quite precisely having collaborately worked on a single Excel document stored on Skydrive. I could instantly see the modifications my coworkers made on the document.
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by kubiiii 13y ago
Spreading the load when generalized also spreads the shops income, and will make paying sunday bonuses unsustainable for companies. Sunday work appears great only if a portion of competitors open, it doesnt create income out of nowhere but
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by kubiiii 13y ago
It should not. The question might be why going into a store on sundays?
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by kubiiii 13y ago
I also really hope footballs fan wont go there. Maybe they'll fill the stadiums with the surviving workers.
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by kubiiii 13y ago
It is basically cheaper to cruise than to live at home.
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by kubiiii 13y ago
Some managers are unable to assess employees efficiency, so they measure working time and are only happy when everyone is working 70 + hours per week. They also measure commitment by how hard you laugh at their jokes. Even though it is inf
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by kubiiii 13y ago
I was just being silly but you have a point.
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barbarism streisanded?
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by kubiiii 13y ago
There still might be bias in what a wife knows of her husband.
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by kubiiii 13y ago
Is it really a tough decision? A tough decision would be to put soldiers on the ground to do that. Killing someone in a far away country with very few chances that it will be reported looks like a rather easy solution.
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by kubiiii 13y ago
Not sure that "complete opposite" is the right term here. Drones prevent people to like sunny days, to go to school (and learn something else than becoming terrorists). Completely agree with the second part of your comment though.
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by kubiiii 13y ago
I was wondering why there was no mention of elite dangerous.
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by kubiiii 13y ago
If profits are reasonable and workers still have to sign up for food stamps, maybe the price of food at mac donalds is too cheap. So taxpayer are subsidizing both profits and cheap food. They also subsidize it through healthcare for ppl eat
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by kubiiii 13y ago
Dumbing it down on purpose might be the key to political action.
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by kubiiii 13y ago
I was wondering if resistant bacterial strain would drop resistances against one antibiotic if we stop using it for long enough. Maintaining a resistance comes at a cost for a living organism (synthesizing an enzyme), so the bacteria that w
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by kubiiii 13y ago
It is (or claims to be) both a democracy and a republic, like a cow is both a mammal and has horns. Another interesting question would be how much US surveillance can foreign democracies withstand?
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by kubiiii 13y ago
The author asks how much surveillance can democraty withstand. Not society. Society can withstand loads more surveillance but the resulting regime cannot be called a democracy.
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by kubiiii 13y ago
Staying away from FB doesn't prevent some stalker from creating a fake account using your real name and adding your friends.
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by kubiiii 13y ago
I was wondering the same thing. 10 k allows to be credited as supporting producer (together with a dinner) but producers get an interest over sales.
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by kubiiii 13y ago
Who can tell? The rank of the US for tourism might be high but could be higher. The same applies to France where I am from. It's ok to be complete assholes with tourists, to charge them 3x times the standard rate, to restrain from lear
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by kubiiii 13y ago
More and more people are reluctant to go to the US for this. People who undergo such treatment should be compensated. This would be the fair price for security and maybe would focus the security effort on real threats.
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by kubiiii 13y ago
So don't trust your doctor but some random stranger on the internet.
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I wanted to point that either. In both cases the bullies behaviour changed the minute they realized it was a photograph of an actual human being who could feel pain from their comments.
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by kubiiii 13y ago
I guess so and 16 MB was certainely considered too large and complex to process it with traditionel data processing applications a few decades ago.
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by kubiiii 13y ago
I'm pretty sure I have read of a similar self assembling cubes concept in a science magazine when I was a kid (i.e. 20 years ago). The concept was only rendered in 3D (which was a piece of cake even then for it was only cubes). Pretty
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by kubiiii 13y ago
By optimizing you talk about misleading a small part of the users so that they pay the VIP fee without even noticing they are charged? Answer this simple question : do people receive an email to remind them they will be charged $39 this mon
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by kubiiii 13y ago
The difference here is that the stadiums will likely stay empty during the world cup. They are litterally doing that for nothing.
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by kubiiii 13y ago
I won't get into an argument about figures but is there a solid reason to defend loose gun control?

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