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by o0-0o 13y ago
Wait, wait. So a nerd wants to buy his way into the coolest nerd party of all? Sounds like the plot to the next revenge of the nerds movie. Here's a fact: You can't buy cool.
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by o0-0o 13y ago
Virtual reality will never be reality.
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by o0-0o 13y ago
I don't think the general consensus is perplexed at all. By the way, could you send me one of these driver-less cars you speak of? Maybe some other vaporware?
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by o0-0o 13y ago
That's right! Facebook is the cause for more divorces and suicides than anything else. Everyone that works for them should hang their heads in shame.
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by o0-0o 13y ago
That's a rather immature argument. Instagram, Facebook, and WhatApp are not really used by the same crowd in general. Also, I'd encourage you to do a bit more scratching on the term infamous. Hitler was infamous. Look, I'
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by o0-0o 13y ago
No limit? More like no direction. It's amazing how grasping at straws can be construed as vision these days. Thankfully, the normal shelf life of a mega-corporation is measured in decades. Someone remind me again how many teens hav
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by o0-0o 13y ago
1. You want shares that don't dilute. 2. You want to make sure you are a partner on the C-Corp/S-Corp. 3. You don't want to setup an LLC. 4. You want to make sure you are getting a K1 each year. 5. You want this all in writin
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by o0-0o 13y ago
Interesting information about the long range aspect. I wonder if this jet could be used as a weapon in the near future. God speed to the technicians investigating.
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by o0-0o 13y ago
I'd like to point out that a lot of intelligent people opposed to GMOs are not opposed on religious or biological concerns. The reason a lot of intelligent people are opposed to GMOs is because of the fertilizers and pesticides that a
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by o0-0o 13y ago
Look up at the tower, and zoom in on the Moon. Incredible!
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by o0-0o 13y ago
KL is a scary place, and their Airline is even scarier. Actually, scary is not really a word I use too much. Creepy is more like it. The airline, at 8AM in the morning, serves you breakfast in 1st class, and they make it a point to remin
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by o0-0o 13y ago
These types of stats about Americans are a bit misleading. It almost implies that American's are dumb or something. The fact is that 90% of American's know what HTML is. I bet that's higher than most countries if not nearl
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by o0-0o 13y ago
Dude I up voted your comment, but seriously with the white man racecard?
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by o0-0o 13y ago
There are already too many cops, and they have to keep going back to the same trough to feed themselves. Solving murders, rapes, and robberies doesn't pay. Ticketing people for jaywalking, curfew, and traffic violations does. Also,
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by o0-0o 13y ago
I'm not sure if you get The New Yorker, but there is a fantastic long form read on ITER in the current issue[1]. Reading it you can't help but think their effort was doomed from the start. [1] http://www.newyorker.com&#
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by o0-0o 13y ago
I think there is a purpose for this in video, but I'm not sure it's an all or nothing game. Especially here. For starters, the gameplay looks smoother in nearest neighbor because your eyes defocus while playing. Hence, you need
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by o0-0o 13y ago
My heart got a little warm when the OP mentions a long black. Without looking, I'm guess he's from Melbourne.
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by o0-0o 13y ago
Exclusion is passé. Offering this to everyone would be better. Incentives should always aim to be a net positive.
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by o0-0o 13y ago
It's not what you learn, it's where you go.
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by o0-0o 13y ago
Why are foreign government owned corporations allowed to bid in U.S. bankruptcy auctions? I mean that, seriously. Taxes and investment are not really two of America's weak points.
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by o0-0o 13y ago
This is such a great development, and I fully support it. The more decentralization we can make, the more freedom we'll have. As long as they are standards based, not pay-to-play, and, open to everyone.
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by o0-0o 13y ago
C) Steve
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by o0-0o 13y ago
40% of FedEx and UPS revenue comes from these accessorial charges. Fuel Surcharge Address Correction Surcharge Delivery Area Surcharge Biz vs Residential Surcharge Customs etc, etc, etc.
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by o0-0o 13y ago
Even if you don't assert your rights, you are subject to a militarized police state's rules: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=5928424 Keep your powder dry!
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National License Plate Recognition Database(fbo.gov)
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Utah legislators move to kill NSA data center(benswann.com)
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Intel layoffs
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by o0-0o 13y ago
I think Time Warner has started doing this now as well. Right after the ruling, Netflix quality was so poor that I bought a new modem. No improvement. I will have to check the other AWS services I use including my own stiff. Thanks for
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by o0-0o 13y ago
Chinese companies are not off limits for purchase. They just need to mature a bit, become more sophisticated, and distance themselves from their repressive government. After that, the suitors will come.
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by o0-0o 13y ago
I made a wordle tag cloud out of this, and had the common words like Me and I removed. Check it out: Very heavy on the America derivatives, jobs, economy, and congress. http://www.wordle.net/show/wrdl/7498720&#x2F

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