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by ovulator 11y ago
The quality issue is already happening in the US. With the loans available to almost anyone in conjunction with a "college = success" attitude, everyone who wants to go to college pretty much is, regardless of the ultimate down th
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by ovulator 11y ago
Here is the thing, the kid that makes it into this kindergarten does so because their parent is both connected and wealthy no? That means that the rejects are also connected and wealthy, yes? Those rejects then mix in with the plebs at a no
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by ovulator 11y ago
So if I send an email to a corporation, that email should be defacto public? If a corporation sends an email back to me, that email should also be defacto public? I have a lot of emails coming to and going to corporations with very private
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by ovulator 11y ago
When I was in elementary school, we had different classes that were segregated by ability. We had different subjects with different teachers and different students, and students were moved to different classes as their abilities changed. So
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by ovulator 12y ago
There is a shift towards cremation in the US http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_cremation_... , though seems to still be eschewed in the south. I don't know if there is any Baptist, or other religiou
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by ovulator 12y ago
Bothering to learn the historical significance of the monroe doctrine is a lot different than having to memorize what year the doctrine was issued. It is similar to learning the why of multiplication rather than memorizing multiplication ta
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Premera Blue Cross breached, medical information exposed(reuters.com)
1 points by ovulator 12y ago|0 comments
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by ovulator 12y ago
Of course they did, that is how negotiation works. You don't go up from the sticker price. You don't say what the minimum you will work for is, you tell them what your other offers are, then you have an auction and they have to bi
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by ovulator 12y ago
My guess is we'll come up with a sort of standard API using JSON or such that we will make available the information and ultimately mimic what HTML does now.
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by ovulator 12y ago
I’m right handed, but I use my phone with my left hand. Most of the time because I need my dominant hand to do something more complex. I don’t know if “handiness” really determines the hand in which you hold your phone.
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by ovulator 12y ago
I'm not sure how long ago you delivered papers, but I delivered papers in the 90's as a kid and was an independent contractor. I worked for a paper in the 2000's, not as a deliverer, but their deliverer's were all indepe
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by ovulator 12y ago
Another thing that the US fails miserably at. 80# cover, 110# index, 24# bond … it’s all meaningless.
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by ovulator 12y ago
It can transverse very tight rugged terrain, like a bombed out building.
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by ovulator 12y ago
"What's wrong with this country? Can't a man walk down the street without being offered a job!?"
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by ovulator 12y ago
My mother is a mainframe person. She was back in the 80's, she was in the 90's, she was in the 00's and she is in the 10's. The difference is as the supply of mainframe people goes down, her pay goes up.
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by ovulator 12y ago
The ruling "[t]he duty to provide public services is owed to the public at large, and, absent a special relationship between the police and an individual, no specific legal duty exists." They still have the duty, but it does not n
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by ovulator 12y ago
The US is much more spread out than Europe, much more. A flight between the major cities in Europe, say London to Paris will be maybe $100 one way. A similar trip (distance wise) in the US from New York to Boston would also be $100 one way.
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by ovulator 12y ago
Is it supposed to scroll? I tried in Safari with no luck. Oh well, not worth my time to invest more time in to learn how to scroll down.
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A Board Game with “Open Source” Rules(github.com)
3 points by ovulator 12y ago|0 comments
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by ovulator 12y ago
Is it really? Finance the most likely aggressor (Germany), don't fight for them. Then be of no strategic importance for any other invading army. No one wants to march their army over the alps to get somewhere.
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by ovulator 12y ago
Hey, NASA too! (Well maybe not 1,000)
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Five Years of Recovery Haven’t Boosted the Median Household Income(fivethirtyeight.com)
3 points by ovulator 12y ago|0 comments
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by ovulator 12y ago
I live here. The city of Bellingham is very much not religious, they are mostly left leaning hippies, maybe “spiritual” in the hippy sense, but not religious in the Christian sense. The surrounding county on the other hand is much more reli
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by ovulator 12y ago
I’ve seen something like this before (I forget where or its name), the idea is sound, but it added alot of sensationalist stuff as well, which would allow someone to dismiss it at as a whole. It also threw in some points where the “characte
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by ovulator 12y ago
When I bought my house, I didn’t use an agent at all. Luckily I had rented in the area for about 5 years prior, so I already new the area pretty well. When I began talking pricing on the house, the FIRST thing out of the realtors mouth was
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by ovulator 12y ago
And the salesman gets a nice commision from the sale while the developer gets to work an extra 20 hours that week at no extra pay.
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by ovulator 12y ago
I'm not sure where they got their data from, but one thing stood out to me. I compared the price from Vancouver BC to Seattle WA and was surprised to say that food was cheaper in Vancouver, as Vancouverites are always coming south of t
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by ovulator 12y ago
Appealing to congress to change the law in question is the only recourse to the losing party. What exactly do you mean by a “mistaken” ruling?
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by ovulator 12y ago
That's ridiculous. Some ten year old kid wants a $300 item on a Minecraft server. The kid has been told he can't use his parent's credit card without permission, he knows he can't, but guess what: even good kids break th
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by ovulator 12y ago
As a new fellow new dad, I saw this and thought "that is very impressive technology", but as a learning instrument and toy, why is the iPad required? The iPad seems like a replacement for the parent. Instead of an iPad I can sit s

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