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by ovulator 12y ago
How were you able to do it? I don't condone the 60-80 work week, and myself will never go over 40. (I do have side project of my own though). If I were to take 4 months off to travel to Asia I would have a $0 income when I came back, b
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by ovulator 12y ago
I beleive nearly all records you’ll find of baby names online are based on United States data. As such, the decline of Adolph before the 1930’s could probably be attributited to the negative German propoganda leading up to WWI.
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by ovulator 12y ago
I think there are two main factors to why we see the popularity of certain names surge. One is what society finds important in a name. Right now in America that is representing uniqueness in the individual, which is why parents get dismayed
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by ovulator 12y ago
They touch on that in the article, it is actually the slowest way to load a plane. Worse than random. http://mythbustersresults.com/airplane-boarding
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by ovulator 12y ago
A childhood friend added me on LinkedIn, I haven't interacted with her since I was maybe 10 years old. But I guess she knows I rock at SQL! A previous boss endorsed me for PHP, at that job I used PHP exactly 0 times. Needless to say, h
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by ovulator 12y ago
I am also one of those who highlights while they read and find this quiet annoying. There seems to be no real reason for the button to start at your mouse pointer and move over to it’s final resting position. Just showing it in its final re
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by ovulator 12y ago
It seems that a of these comments are taking offense, and equating cognitive motor performance = intelligence. The article describes it as: "Cognitive motor performance is how quickly your brain reacts to things happening around you&qu
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by ovulator 13y ago
I agree, no other TV show on this site has this kind of pattern. And the oddest thing is the ratings of season 1. Because, really it was awful.
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by ovulator 13y ago
Scrubs is the one I've found with the biggest outlier season. And for good reason: http://graphtv.kevinformatics.com/tt0285403
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by ovulator 13y ago
Tesla is a status symbol, Prius is not. They have different goals it would seem, Toyota wants to make fuel efficient cars available to the everyman. Tesla wants to make the fully electric car cool enough that people will aspire to own one.
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by ovulator 13y ago
It sure doesn't look like a fun toy. As a male I never played with Barbie, but I sure didn't want to play with a toy that looked like my parent. I wanted to play with the action figure that was bright, fun and imaginative. IE GI J
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by ovulator 13y ago
Eventually everything will just be "on-sale" all the time. Want to sell your little puzzle game for $5 a pop? List it at $20 and put it on sale nearly permanently for 75% off. You immediately get the benefit of this being a "
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by ovulator 13y ago
In my experience it isn't the web developer / designer who makes this decision. It is either a) their boss, who grew up in a world of print or b) the client. I have had both happen to me, more often than not the client. I have had
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by ovulator 13y ago
"Armed with the knowledge of how much the dealer pays" That is key, most of us don't have that.
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by ovulator 13y ago
The more interesting data is when it is filtered by conference or team.
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by ovulator 13y ago
I have always treated IM and the like as phone calls. I don't keep tape back ups of every phone call I have ever made, once the conversation is over, no one should have a record of it. (in a perfect world this would include the communi
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by ovulator 13y ago
These are average salaries, so the head brass pulling in million dollar salaries will skew the numbers higher than the normal employee pulling in $60k will skew the numbers down.
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by ovulator 13y ago
I don't see withholding MLS listings from online listing sites helping brokers in the future. These listings won't get sold because people won't be able to find them online. As a result people will stop listing their homes wi