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by natep 17y ago
Ah, yes, the web site makes that more clear.
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by natep 17y ago
Ah, I guess I skimmed over the middle of the paragraph, and just saw the 1-800 Flowers at 30% off. So, I guess they're hoping to sell a whole lot more cards at 1-9% off than 10-30% off. I knew I was missing something obvious.
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by natep 17y ago
Article: "CardPool makes money off the spread between buying and selling cards." Forgive me for my ignorance, but how does end up making you money? The way I see it, you can't sell more cards than you buy, and if you pay more to get the car
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by natep 17y ago
How do you know isNaN() doesn't use this fact? In Java, the body of isNaN(n) is simply 'return n!=n;'
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by natep 17y ago
It certainly isn't _most_ users, but there are enough people that do this to register on Google Trends: http://www.google.com/trends?q=facebook%2C+facebook+login
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by natep 17y ago
And it's not a new phenomenon[1], but it might be the first time it's backfired. [1] http://www.google.com/trends?q=facebook%2C+facebook+login
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by natep 17y ago
I don't see a problem with individuals or corporations sending out pamphlets or putting out ads (because trying to draw the line would be too hard), as long as the source is clearly indicated as not from the candidate . The problem is when
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by natep 17y ago
Only one bullet for artificial satellites? They give us + GPS + 2-way communication + satellite TV/radio + maps + weather/climate measurements ...and probably more by just operating in orbit.
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by natep 17y ago
Take a look at jazz history if you want to see ageism (and every other -ism, for better or worse) cycle again and again. In the 20's and 30's, the older generation said it was sinful and immoral and why couldn't these kids just go back to g