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mint-search-addon tacks their referral code to searches you make using it.
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They're just called fruitcake in the US. The tradition goes: Anyone who has never taken a taste of one before, takes a taste, then throw the cake out, and never try eating one again. If a cake has lasted the year without anyone taking
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It should work for Intel's VT-d, but you're out of luck if you use AMD.
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http://www.emacswiki.org/emacs/plural.el ("emacs" "emacsen")
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The guy in the room can memorize all of the rules and the ledgers and give you the same responses the room did, and if you asked him in his native language if he knew Chinese, he'd honestly tell you no. He could have an entire conversa
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With cars it gets interesting because someone will repair the old parts, and build a new car out of them. Then you have 20 of the original 8 cars made.
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Pretty sure it's a later development of the same story. The first time was just the guy trying to clear his reputation.
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If you watch old westerns, the doors on a saloon (the bar) swing outward from the center as someone walked through them. The name was originally given to cars that have normal opening front doors and suicide rear doors which would have a si
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>also this parallel pattern-matching idea doesn't explain sentences that when parsed carefully are clearly ungrammatical: Your confidence threshold of the meaning of the sentence was reached, so you didn't wait for the rest of
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It's a patent for the shape of the guitar, not electric guitars themselves.
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The dog watch that keeps time at 7x normal speed.
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It also skips over the part where they failed to kick the British out of Canada.
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They're meant to reduce the impact on influential people who would oppose cell-towers in certain places. The company that invented the towers also make fake lighthouse and windmill cell towers.
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I'm waiting for a nested X11 server.
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I can tell that they're different, but the differences are really subtle in large groups of them. Numbered left to right, top to bottom. 2,4,6,7,9 look close enough that I probably wouldn't be able to guess which one it was if I o
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Suspend on lid close actually does (or should) work on that laptop. It's just not enabled by default because suspend doesn't work on everything. Adding: hw.acpi.lid_switch_state=s3 to /etc/sysctl.conf should enabl
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Animals eat things you won't and turn them into things you will eat.
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If the wings were stiff, the forces that would normally deflect the wings would be transferred into the cabin.
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Most people will re-roll if they get a name they don't like.
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Sure you remember the ads, but did you buy an Isuzu?
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The problem is that at high enough concentrations, a single breath is all it takes. Did you remember to purge your mask before taking a breath when you put it back on?
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Enterprise was set before Starfleet existed, where nobody knew what they were really doing. The idea was for the crew to make the mistakes that set the precedent for future Starfleet's regulations.
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They'd have been better off selling it as a Buick to justify the $40k price tag, but people who want a status symbol can buy the Cadillac ELR.
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The images aren't part of the software, and shouldn't have been licensed with it. Separate code/assets/associated content, and license them accordingly.
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>2) The brakes in all of these vehicles are many times more powerful than the engine. Pressing the brakes would have stopped the vehicles, even if the engine were attempting to accelerate full throttle. The brakes in 2004 and newer model
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1972 marked the change from Gross HP to Net HP ratings. Before the change, they would test the engines with no accessory drive, not even a water pump, use headers instead of a full exhaust, and adjust the carburetor/ignition to provide
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A roomba is an automaton, but not an android. Automaton refers to acting on it's own. Android literally means humanlike. Electronics have no bearing on either.
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They're claiming some form of light causes hair to break apart.
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N02 not N20 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nitrogen_dioxide
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http://www.hotrod.com/how-to/engine/pon-0509-1973-emissions-... Here's an example from the 70's
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