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by notNow 11y ago
In Egypt here, young male couples could be seen strolling together where one is holding one arm to the side crossed with his hand near the tummy and the other one resting his wrist on the former's forearm like what you see when in wedd
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by notNow 11y ago
From now on, we should call it "The Swiss Dream" and let go of any preconceptions that America is the land of opportunity and the proof is in the pudding by the much higher average annual income earned by the Swiss over their US p
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by notNow 11y ago
Americans didn't have an aristocracy Wasn't there one in the South during the antebellum era?
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YC is not a publicly owned company and therefore they don't answer to you or me but to their shareholders and authorities and they get to draft their own rules and regulations the way they see fit as long as they violate their jurisdic
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It strikes me the sheer amount of ignorance that some Americans esp. from the right exhibit when they debate anything that isn't sweatshop/plantation or winner-takes-all capitalism. They seem very oblivious to all the competing id
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by notNow 11y ago
He's clearly over the hill. He feels left behind with all the progress and growth in the community and his cry wolf shouting style from the mountain top is just pathetic. As we say here, the dogs bark but the caravan moves on.
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by notNow 11y ago
The guy is clearly over the hill and his old glory is over. He made a bet to chase and document every silly and ridiculous quirks in legacy browsers and established a name in this 'field' during the Great Web Depression 2000 - 200
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by notNow 11y ago
The web browser itself is a native app. so why do you think it's ok not to trust native apps (not to discredit your reasonable concern) but it's alright to go ahead with web browsers?
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Twitter Second-Quarter Sales Top Analyst Estimates; Shares Jump(bloomberg.com)
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CTRL + L to highlight the address bar and gain focus. Thanks for the tip.
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I really like your rebuttal, it's food for thought but here's my counter-argument to this. You can't really compare the experience you get from driving a certain car to that of a smartphone. Cars are in a whole new category a
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Koolaid much or you have skin in the stock market game?
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The saturation point of the smartphone market is near and Apple knows this very well and the novelty factor for their products is diminishing and people are looking for a new thing to experience rather than the old Apple can deliver. What&
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It's definitely elementary school stuff to snitch and play the informant on your colleagues. The worst thing that this was coming from an old fart stuckup who thinks that they could police every thing and everyone around them and act m
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I can't believe that you snitched on these guys and you're proud to share it with us! WoW! The guy consented to their experiment and he voluntarily engaged with them. It is not like they set him up for this. Maybe you could argue
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Largest Trial for AIDS Treatment Planned After French Teen’s Cure(bloomberg.com)
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Does this mean content will be sourced exclusively from sub-Saharan countries with no room for North African drama on the screen? We're after all Africans :)
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We’re determined to support you to keep your homes humming and business buzzing, so we will do our best to ensure partners and clients who want to continue to work together get a chance to do so independently of Homejoy. Is this why they
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Coworking goes micro, extending into the homes of sharing-economy enthusiasts(bloomberg.com)
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Aren't you afraid of theft or loss of the equipment?
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Shouldn't it have been "The really LOOOONG one" instead?
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A heads up: this peace is 6.3K+ word long and according to my estimate it would take you around 45 mins to finish reading it. Enjoy!
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Does this have anything to do with the measles outbreak and the ensuing vaccination/anti-vaccination debate in California?
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Financial markets can be manipulated provided you have the right keys. At this point in time, this is just a wild conspiracy theory and it's explained as retaliation for all the cyber attacks allegedly carried out by the Chinese govt o
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Does this have anything to do with the Chinese stock market rout and the rumors circulating that it's synthesized to a certain degree?
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But a month from now, some people will be confused for sure. So, it's more future-proof to settle for ISO or alphanumeric format to avoid confusion and miscommunication.
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"We just want to ensure that terrorists do not have a safe space in which to communicate. That is the challenge, and it is a challenge that will come in front of the House." What do Amnesty International and EIPR from Egypt have t
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by notNow 11y ago
This hole is called the "Memory Hole". If this sounds Orwellian to you, it's because it is indeed Orwellian.
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Germans figured this out a long time ago with their "Auftragstaktik". In a scenario of asymmetrical warfare, you don't wanna be rigid and stringent with command control, you have to allow capable and independent teams to carr
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What about stupid people like you who struggle with simple "reading comprehension" exercises in their native language? Are they protected as well?

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