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by route66 13y ago
Don't worry, (US) corporations will be able to sue (EU) states soon when they don't like their laws [1] . Line of argumentation: "Europe has an unreasonably high standard [in it's protective laws], and not one based on s
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by route66 13y ago
See here the word "scientific" used by a politician to prepare for some hardball during the ongoing TTIP negotiations. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wcoue-mlQxw&t=56 Multinationals will be able to sue countr
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The definitive guide on why you should quit your band(quadraphonicsoundproject.com)
1 points by route66 13y ago|0 comments
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by route66 13y ago
To speak of evolution when your time frame is 2008-2012 is somewhat far fetched. But I believe I see a reassuring trend here: http://porngram.sexualitics.org/?q=erlang%2C+clojure%2C+Ada%...
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by route66 13y ago
> ... how can everything be relative when there's an absolute maximum velocity? The observations leading to relativity theory put this question differently: Apparently the speed of light is constant, no matter how fast it's ori
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Almost Everything in "Dr. Strangelove" Was True(newyorker.com)
241 points by route66 13y ago|133 comments
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by route66 13y ago
> police everywhere can now just record the phone numbers I remember that the dutch police some years ago already used so called "sms-bombs" to contact mobile phone subscribers that were around a crime scene months before. It i
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by route66 13y ago
> then I have to look elsewhere Where, exactly, in a world of reduced job opportunities? > ... side benefits ...... workout midday..., , ...walk in the park ... For the people in question these pastimes are probably as realistic as ha
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ECL needs new maintainer(article.gmane.org)
1 points by route66 13y ago|0 comments
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by route66 13y ago
Stolen from a thread around the corner: Scott Adams on "goals": http://online.wsj.com/news/articles/SB1000142405270230462610...
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by route66 13y ago
Opera is a weird thing and just a status symbol? You deserve to pay $30 for your coffee! But maybe it's the cultural divide between <fill in yourself>
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by route66 13y ago
Would there be a bigger picture, showing us, how these behaviour comes into being? How it could be addressed or prevented in other ways? "Ingrained" seems to indicated, that you feel (yes, it's an emotion , not an established
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Persisting CLOS objects(funcall.blogspot.be)
2 points by route66 13y ago|0 comments
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by route66 13y ago
Next to that, performers of early music of non-western music experience no advantage from pp. Tunings are relative to other central tones, or tuning does not happen in tempered system currently in use.
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by route66 13y ago
So, criticizing that a company collects and indexes sensitive medical data of individuals without insight in what the are producing and selling is "intellectually dishonest" when we single out the fact that they are selling rape v
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Robespierre gets 3D makeover, possible diagnosis(news.yahoo.com)
1 points by route66 13y ago|0 comments
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by route66 13y ago
Your own reply proves them very descriptive and close to reality: If ethnicity is interpreted by the reader as the best statistical signal (which conveys the bias of the reader, not of the resume) the "... actually meet the person... &
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Programming is not a Craft(dannorth.net)
1 points by route66 13y ago|0 comments
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by route66 13y ago
A bit meager, but it could be FLUID: http://www.slideshare.net/anoras/ndc-2011-the-fluid-principl... (same author)
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by route66 13y ago
Summarizing the heise.de article: apparently someone put links to porn-broker trafficholder.com somewhere, there the requests got redirected to the freshly registered movfile.net, forwarding to redtube.net. On movfile.net the IP addresses g
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Thousands of Germans get “porn troll” letters over streaming video(arstechnica.com)
88 points by route66 13y ago|26 comments
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Unix and Object-Oriented Languages(catb.org)
1 points by route66 13y ago|0 comments
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by route66 13y ago
"You better..." signals hat you don't agree because the quoted line does not fit your worldview. Meybe "You better" come with some support for whatever point you want to make? Meanwhile: http://beta.globa
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by route66 13y ago
Isn't it very ironic to read, buried within comments about the perils of javascript, about some more serious threat to the web ... [omitted question mark]
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by route66 13y ago
I ran into http://www.esop.pt/ a while ago which "aims to stimulate the market for open source solutions" in portugal. Oracle is one of its members. What exactly is their role? Gate keepers for governmental procur
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by route66 13y ago
That is what this article claims: http://online.wsj.com/news/articles/SB1000142412788732399860... (2013)
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by route66 13y ago
You just did. And it shows in the stats I happen to see right now.
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by route66 13y ago
check: (> x y z 0) vs: if( x > y && y > z && z > 0) Now the next question is: where do I need that for? Just let it soak in for a while: it is surprising how your solutions change if your tool works d
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by route66 13y ago
Yes, of course. The article does that. [23andMe] ... edged closer and closer to marketing their services as a way of predicting and even preventing health problems. And any kit intended to cure, mitigate, treat, prevent, or diagnose a dise
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Really Why Django and Rails CMS Are So Rare(doteduguru.com)
2 points by route66 13y ago|0 comments

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