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by shutupalready 13y ago
> As for the hackers, they didn’t make much profit -- Oprea, the ring leader, made only $40,000. He paid a steep price for the estimated $12.5 million in losses inflicted on financial institutions The article doesn't explain the d
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Thank you, so THAT'S why in the 10th slide it says, " cancer and heart disease have become much less deadly over the years ", but the data in the graph says the opposite? I.e., the graph in slide #10 says: Cancer in 1990 kill
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Notice that there are many more males than females in the USA for in the age bracket when relationships form. The ratio is 1.07 (.73/.68 = 1.07) for 19 year olds. It's incredibly high and I wonder why that is? Think about the impl
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Yes, it is more informative. Does Wired just steal the content by adding the words, "according to Aviation Week and Space Technology" , to their own article. Or do they pay a fee to Aviation Week to license the content? If it&#x2
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A really good technical summary can found found here: http://www.airliners.net/aviation-forums/general_aviation/re... I'll quote just a few lines of the summary here in case they move the location of the thre
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Shouldn't a Congressional oversight committee have access to everything at the CIA? Therefore it should be impossible to accuse the committee of improper access since it's their right.
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My understanding is that the "Subject" line of emails are also considered metadata for the purpose of surveillance and warrantless information demands by police. Subject lines are clearly not needed for routing. There's featu
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by shutupalready 13y ago
For anyone who wonders how stock photography sites stay in business (it seems like a marginal business), I have a true story for you: A friend of my spent weeks doing the graphics for a national marketing campaign for a new laptop (I think
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Asking seriously: How would you pay someone $1 a month, especially to users in third world countries? For that matter, you could you efficiently pay users in the United States a dollar month? To try to answer my own question, how about:
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by shutupalready 13y ago
> Why would a spouse be no less entitled to reap the rewards OK, I'll bite. What if one of these situations: 1) What if the spouse was dead set against the start-up, and did everything possible to dissuade you, but you succeeded any
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> Turned me down in 07 Telling the story now is an interesting historical anecdote, but you probably didn't blog or tweet about it in 2007, right? I can't quite understand why Brian Acton was so public about the companies that
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And if they were, I hope they were also smart enough to have prenups. This brings up a question: Is it even possible to make a prenup that covers future windfills? E.g., a prenup that protects your wealth in a company that hasn't ye
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Fire destroys bank archives; 3rd such fire in Iron Mountain warehouses(washingtonpost.com)
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> That's a rather controversial comment you're making here. Yes, indeed it is. My comment is so politically incorrect that I dare not make it in real life. Yet I suspect that plenty of people (though probably not the majority)
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> Over last 10 years, the sex workers in this area have reduced. Hardly anyone wants to ask if that is an overall benefit to society? The sex ratio for India is 108 men per 100 women [1]. For those under 15, the ratio is 113:100, so the
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That's really excellent. Is this website being fed in real-time by the RPi? What framework/tool are you using to create the UI for your website?
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If I'm not mistaken, ISO makes most of its money not from member contributions but from selling paper copies of the standards. Speaking cynically, perhaps they needed a way to ensure their clients (libraries, companies, governments) wi
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When I go into a store and ask the salesman for help, his first question is invariably, What price range are you looking for? Yes, I could answer his question (and the OP could answer your questions), but I prefer not to. I want to hear a
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> How far [will] the charge migrate across the interfaces between oxide superconductors and ferromagnetic materials? They revealed that the charge transfer is restricted within one nanometer from the interfaces. The UW copywriter is over
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> The author doesn't have a leg to stand on. Say,...I kept a safe in my office The guy writes: "I was an independent contractor. No employer-employee relationship existed. Federal labor laws afforded me the right to choose when
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Tom Clancy dead (author of Hunt for Red October and Patriot Games)(baltimoresun.com)
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If your story is true, then stop talking about it already! First, Since you're in the U.S.A., you'll be getting into the 40-50% marginal tax bracket with federal, state, and Self-Employment Taxes. If you incorporated in an off-sho