man1sh

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   by man1sh 15y ago

   They cannot afford clinical trials in developed countries, so they turn to poorer countries. India is one of the biggest hub for most of the pharma's clinical trials due to huge poor population. The rules are lax and they take advantage of
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   by man1sh 15y ago

   They pay fines for their corrupt behavior. You understood it wrong
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   by man1sh 15y ago

   also don't forget that for these companies the poor people in India are the subjects of clinial trials. The mindset of these companies of treating the poor people as Guinea pigs is also disgusting 671 reported deaths http://www.business-
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   by man1sh 15y ago

   I stopped reading it two years back, but still get linked to that website. Whenever I land over there, the post contains some or other of BS. It's no co-incidence. Techcrunch is the same as it was 2 years back, probably venom from Siegler
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   by man1sh 16y ago

   Pentagon declared Wikileaks as a threat to national security. I we look at The Apache helicopter and Australian internet plans leaks, the government was trying to do something wrong, which Wikileaks exposed. Now they have been declared thre
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   by man1sh 16y ago

   $150 is just too much for being sustainable. Let's see where it finally settles.
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   by man1sh 16y ago

   Thanks for the information. BTW I have always hand tweaked the font, DPI, and all appearance based settings on a fresh install of any GNOME based distro. I am not enraged on the padding issue, but it would be still nice to see optimal confi
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   by man1sh 16y ago

   No, seriously. The padding is just too much, to the level that it wastes space.I know too much clutter is bad, but that doesn't mean GNOME people have to increase the padding to this extent. Can we have a middle ground for padding? Nor too
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   by man1sh 16y ago

   I think this is pretty old and has been discussed everywhere many times. Check the date of the question/answer too.
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    by man1sh 16y ago

    Just because iPhone doesn't have a physical keyboard - doesn't make physical keyboards evil. Similar logic for trackball. I have tried using physical keyboard on Blackberry and I felt pretty comfortable. I bet other manufacturers would come
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    by man1sh 16y ago

    This is pretty sensible. If India passed any draconion law, then it would be a trouble for the citizens who are already pissed off by high-prices of content that is pirated. e.g. The price of buying a track is pretty high. $0.90 for a track