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13y ago
Simply making money is not enough to classify your website as commercial. Also, it is likely your website costs you money when you factor in hardware, electricity, and programing time. Even if you make money your website probably still
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13y ago
I imagine that incognito mode would use a different anonymous identifier.
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13y ago
The guy seems to have a personal vendetta against Myst I might take what he says with a large grain of of salt.
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13y ago
The intended use in important. If a teacher distributes the speech in order to teach a lesson about it, it is very different than if a business man sell a book of the speech. Furthermore, the negative publicity from suing a teacher, using
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13y ago
The problem (as I'm sure many others have stated before) is that airport security doesn't really solve the problem of being able to crash a plane into a skyscraper. However, reinforced cockpit doors, armed pilots, and a belief th
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13y ago
Ehh, really you don't just speed up the lift you redesign the whole loading and unloading system to allow it to load and unload more people per second. You see this in actual high speed lifts.
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13y ago
What are you trying to say? Maybe you can grow an orange but I can't, I live in an apartment in New York even if I had access to the ground and room to grow an orange tree the climate is wrong. You might be able to grow your own oran
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13y ago
Okay maybe this is really obvious, but how do I tell a device with no input which wifi network to connect to and what the password for it is?
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13y ago
So what if Apple didn't have wads of cash laying around, and felt that it could not afford to take a loss to grow the market. Would they be unable to enter the market. This sounds like if Walmart was busy undercutting all the small b
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13y ago
Yes they can.
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13y ago
The Aeolipile is so massively inefficient and cumbersome that there was noting the greeks could have done with it.
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13y ago
Also, if terrorists really do avoid Gmail, Skype and cell phones because of surveillance than the surveillance has a definitive effect of making the terrorists less effective because they are using inferior communication.
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13y ago
Ignoring the dependence on architecture; who's going to pay for the servers that are needed to run Reader? They don't run off love last I checked.
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13y ago
Well if we assume you only do battery swaps then the cost of your "old" battery would be almost the cost of a new battery so that case you would be paying only small amount for each battery swap. The reason they do this would be b
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13y ago
Yes that is global 19,000 accounts in total USA and non-USA citizen.
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13y ago
But Google bought Youtbe in 2006. What's the delay?
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13y ago
If the future civilization is advanced then the warnings are unnecessary. They already have the technology to deal with radiation, in fact it is possible that a future civilization would want to mine one of these sites for fuel. This is a
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14y ago
He, as a 9/11 family member, makes a persuasive emotional argument. However, he is unaware of, or ignores, a special type of blindness people develop when doing repetitive tasks like searching baggage. People will only see the common, ign
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14y ago
I believe the liquid bandage also has an antiseptic in it as well to make sure you kill any pathogens.
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14y ago
> Cars make more of an impact of peoples lives than their computers do but we don't have someone constantly saying how we need to make everyone a mechanic Actually I have seen many care enthusiasts who criticize people that don't chang
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14y ago
Having CS as a "core" thing that everyone must learn might actually be very unfair and destructive. Even at the collage level where people choose to go into computer science we have a very high failure rate and people still aren't sure why
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14y ago
I felt this too when I played. I felt that the primary challenge was the interface itself. It wasn't that the game made it hard for me to figure out what the right thing was. That game made it hard for me to figure out how to do what I w
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14y ago
Bullshit, the idea that this website is just a plane to place and pacify the public is simply silly. First the issues handled on this site are not the type that will spill out into the streets if ignored people simply will not riot over be
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14y ago
You are allow to do what ever the fuck you want until you die just don't expect me to give you money for doing what ever the fuck you want. As I too am doing what every the fuck I want, which happens to include only giving money to people
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14y ago
If you are bigger it is easier to make the other player crash into you.
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I agree the ability to kill your self with a 180 kinda sucks. It's not fun when you do it to yourself and it is not satisfying when your opponent does it either. I would make sure that it was impossible to do.
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If you tried flying a UAV in to North Korea I would expect the US and South Korean forces stationed on the border to be very upset. I wouldn't be surprised if they shot your drone down as a precaution.
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14y ago
I believe by AI, he actually means oracle.
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14y ago
I imagine the with a code base the size of Google you code is constantly being added so you have no hope of merging with the master branch and getting the code reviewed before someone else changes it.
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14y ago
However all governments are established by a revolution of some form or another.
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