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17y ago
As an Italian speaker, I do recognize some of the words, and they seem to make sense. The spelling is in line with my scarce knowledge of 15th century Italian. We're used to a very rational way of thinking, whereby one would devise a syste
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Predictions of the future are always,necessarily, extrapolations of the present. Back in the 1930's, when airplanes and cars were the hot techonology of the day, it was obvious to imagine a future with flying cars. Now, we're still going
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17y ago
Please, forgive me the off-topic (and pedantic) remark, but the extra apostrophe in "What other's are saying", on the site's front page, bothers my grammatical OCD.
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17y ago
You could try selling software. If you're a developer now, you should be able to understand it and explain it to people. There are other skills involved in sales (it's best to be extroverted and to enjoy talking to people). But you'd be s
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17y ago
Really nice explaination! Now I'm trying to resist shopping for a home coffee roaster, right this second ...
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17y ago
I once went to a management seminar (I know, I know, please forgive me) and the only valuable thing I remember from it is: "People don't quit jobs, they quit their boss". Sounds like you're more experienced than me, but FWIW, in your place,
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Portrait of an INTP
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17y ago
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17y ago
I am the same age, and I had a very similar experience, especially with regards to the BASIC manual. I would just go through the list of keywords, A to Z, skipping the ones that didn't make sense at first, and then circling back and starti
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17y ago
Government could take an active role and redefine zoning laws to allow for agricultural areas in some formerly urban areas. Other cities in Michigan have done something similar: Flint started a program to assist moving residents out of spa
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17y ago
i don't mean to be trolling in the general MS-bashing mood, but this is consistent with a lot of, let's say, grey-area marketing they have done in the past (see internet explorer). And, you can call bing the fake google, but not "fake searc
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17y ago
How is this news?
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I agree with the points made by others here, about the quality of links being degraded in recent times, lots of SEO in lots of websites that are meant to just play with pagerank, and a general crowding of results with old and irrelevant stu
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17y ago
Maybe Google Wave won't be as revolutionary as some think, but calling Google arrogant for coming up with new stuff seems just ranting for the sake of ranting.
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18y ago
I wouldn't use bold for the entire page. It makes it harder to read.
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18y ago
"I walked up to a neurosurgeon and asked him about a million-node botnet, and never got an answer". I guess the NYT has to water stuff down for the masses to an extent when they treat technical matters, but I never suspected that they could
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18y ago
I have been wondering some of the same questions. It seems like Goldman Sachs is one of the best-positioned large bank in this whole thing. Now they get to eat the cake and have it too? Am I missing something?
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Obama Acts to Aid Small Businesses
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18y ago
In a way, it's not all that surprising that virus might have been around for longer than other living forms, being simpler and with less moving parts. It's the KISS principle of life, I guess.