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did you sign in to kickstarter with your facebook profile? kind of funny that's an option
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didn't both colbert and stewart mock specific products as well as the company as a whole?
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yes, and none of them cares about things like "secure clean drinking water" or "cure [disease ravaging some people/area]" or "be able to [vote, leave the house alone]"
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i think the real story is "TSA employee allowed system access for two weeks after termination notice" that's unadvisable in any context and grossly irresponsible in this one.
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i wish someone showed me that when i was 5
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vernon hill writes regularly at http://www.bankstocks.com/
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hung off the wall by a wheel. http://www.tuskstore.com/images/usatusk.gif would work for all but extremely deep rims or discs.
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fusion is not at work in these batteries
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"only three times the cost" ...without an engine!
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interesting take on new incubation concept.
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it doesn't look good enough to be the touch keyboard they'd roll with for their first tablet OS. not up to their standard.
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i'm also not sure what you mean. how does the speculative bubble come from the government guaranty? doesn't the guaranty make it intrinsically _less_ speculative? FFELP loans also have fixed interest rates. less common in private (not go
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if i tweet this headline, someone makes a losing trade based on reading it, and loses money in a transaction from which i profit indirectly... is there a name for that? I'd ask a lawyer, but they might answer me.
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you want to avoid a bogey because it starts a vicious cycle. assuming you are at par, a bogey requires a birdie just to get back to par. going for that birdie risks another bogie that would require another birdie to balance, and so on. p
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in metalworking, decreasing surface area by increasing thickness is called shrinking. the opposite, smooshing something out, is called stretching. the terms make sense when you think in terms of the surface area shrinking or stretching.
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i think one of the biggest differences between school and work is the deadline or due date and how it is perceived. most of the dates i have to hit now are the ones i give myself. when did your prof ask you "when do you think you'll be do
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Ask HN: reliable domain registration
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this may be a dumb question, but what kind of information is this? "local search" feels commerce- or service-centric.
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i live in boston. other than occasionally flipping through a dead copy in a coffee shop, i never by a newspaper. i consider boston.com more or less a tabloid site, or a good place to answer "what was with the fifty police officers stormin
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>Also, the grip hole would not be guaranteed to be in the same alignment every time it is if it's in the center.
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let's also point out that in this example, the police did exactly their job. had they seized your car and belongings...
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so, what is it- graphic design or interface design?
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...by design
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theo jansen strandbeest his talk at TED: http://www.ted.com/index.php/talk/theo_jansen_creates_new_cr... see the animal under this invention about 3:30 into the clip
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maybe you are underestimating the extent to which this is already done? there are machines that eat steel and glass and produce windows and structural elements (wires, carpets, tiles, lightbulbs...) the economies of scale come from not lug
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a method to discern these from a sample would be cool. for example the "ti" in "tight" will look different than the "ti" in "ting" because of the difference between my "g" and my "n" irrespective of the "ti". if this is contemplated in exi
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i'm not sure my handwriting would look real to me as if i did that. the appearance of a given letter varies according to its neighbors or the word it's in.
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free on Sunday mornings
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check out Bloc 11 in Union Square. by the makers of Diesel Cafe.