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by rubberstamp 10y ago
Where do you live? Thats a very good plan. Whats your carrier's name. Is the plan truly unlimited or does it have reduced speed once it hits fair usage limits
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by rubberstamp 10y ago
I didn't like Trump at first. Now I like him. I think he would probably do better than Obama, though that is a pretty low bar. I don't think he is a demon at all. Even if he turn out to be evil, am pretty confidant he is the lesse
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by rubberstamp 10y ago
http://climbing.about.com/od/mountainclimbing/a/Death-On-Mou...
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by rubberstamp 10y ago
Oh, it competes and outshines if you are just comparing OS. Linux even had all the great compiz wobbly windows and other stuff way before windows vista or win 7 had any bling. Oh and it handles all that easily in tiny amount of ram compared
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by rubberstamp 10y ago
that is an entirely natural thing to ask. thanks for taking time to reply. i like the way you replied with right amount of info and good clarity
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by rubberstamp 10y ago
can you please share what that question was? just curious. I've read many other articles about candidates having had similar experiences. Its one of the reasons i dont like Google as a company
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by rubberstamp 10y ago
Harvard Law Professor Larry Lessig Makes 15-Minute Case That U.S. Is Nowhere Near A True Democracy. https://collegetimes.co/larry-lessig-american-democracy/
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by rubberstamp 10y ago
May be there should be a constitutional requirement to put those politicians that call for war right in the front lines along with those who actually fights it. Then may be they would have an appreciation for veterans and their care, cut ba
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by rubberstamp 10y ago
>However without colonization, Africa today would in large part still be in the iron age. You know the people there are not a different species. Just like the people, whoever that is, that first came out of iron age, Africans would'
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by rubberstamp 10y ago
well cia and nsa has managed to create so many terrorists and destroy national reputation. that along with the direction fbi and local police is going now a days, i dont have much hope. i used to think USA was a good country. But the more I
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by rubberstamp 11y ago
Waiting for next season like forever. Hope its not shelved. I was hooked after the pilot. Its a welcome break from the recurring theme that we see in most series now a days. Given our current corrupt and power hungry world situation with di
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by rubberstamp 11y ago
linux mint seems to get drivers right. have you tried it? almost 4 years now on mint. very stable to do dev work and web browsing without having to worry about malware. it's not perfect but so far it's the one OS that gave me less
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by rubberstamp 11y ago
And these [explicit] trying to use excuses like it's for our children or if there wasn't encryption this shooting world have never occurred etc to further surveillance makes me furiuos. What makes me even more angry is these [expl
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by rubberstamp 11y ago
Hey, not too bad considering politicians want "technological solution" for every problem they face instead of doing their job by doing the right thing. This is a good technological solution for bad politicians(currently >80%)
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by rubberstamp 11y ago
openstreet map data file for places can exceed GB even for cities. Sometimes it needs to be looked into. I was able to do it only using sublime.
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by rubberstamp 11y ago
Its not about democracy. What the US govt did is fool its citizens by telling them they were going to war over wmd and democracy. US is protecting saudi govt which is not a democracy. And usa did overthrow a democratically elected Iranian g
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by rubberstamp 11y ago
what about carbon foot print of Gates' businesses -building and running costs
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by rubberstamp 11y ago
Whats the point of raid if raid card failure resulted in complete loss of data? I came across an article a week or two ago that discussed various alternatives, I think ZFS with checksums, which unlike raid will not replicate corrupt data fr
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by rubberstamp 11y ago
(c) even if your wife explicitly consented in advance to being kissed while asleep, that consent ended when she fell asleep (in spite of that being the precise circumstance to which she wished to consent). What exactly is the point of such
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by rubberstamp 11y ago
If USA didn't do anything illegal/scandalous/unethical/violate_their_own_constitution, then there wouldn't be incentive for anyone to leak anything if at least there was proper channels to go through to point errors
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by rubberstamp 11y ago
but..but the ad looks cyber perfect
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by rubberstamp 11y ago
This is someone who pre ordered paying $5000, i guess 2 years back, so that he could get a car ASAP. Canceling a pre order because a customer complained he was kept waiting at a poorly organized launch event? If he was so offended by it he
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by rubberstamp 11y ago
I thought Mr.Musk had more integrity. Am not his fan anymore. Mr.Alsop was just complaining about the way the launch event was organised. Even if just one customer showed up for the event its just bad on Tesla's part to keep them waiti
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by rubberstamp 11y ago
i was depressed for a very long time. wasn't enjoying life and picked up some bad habits along the way. But now am a lot better. I think what finally helped me out of depression was to hangout with friends a lot and living with friends
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by rubberstamp 11y ago
> passing or failing on codility means nothing. it just means the company trying to interview you through codility has no idea how to interview you. I didn't say it was a fault with codility. Some companies, like your's, use it
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by rubberstamp 11y ago
passing or failing on codility means nothing. it just means the company trying to interview you through codility has no idea how to interview you. I also had an interview stage on codility. solved 3 puzzles in 60 minutes. in next round of i
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by rubberstamp 11y ago
India and world would've been better off without partition. It has only created regional instability. The government could do a lot better, I mean there are still many archaic laws, from before India got freedom, in the constitution. O
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by rubberstamp 11y ago
[1] http://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2016/01/body-cam-captures... [2] http://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2016/01/man-arrested-jail... In case of [1], that man(and many others
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by rubberstamp 11y ago
When they can always get away with slap on the wrist, why not destroy camera or turn it off before shooting someone. Some other cop is going to back any and all claims in court. There is no evidence anyway. They make sure of that. I'm
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by rubberstamp 11y ago
I didn't know it could be enabled in chrome. Tried enabling it in vivaldi(as its chromium based) but now it crashes on launch. I also use "too many tabs" add on so that the page content can be read later once added to too man

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