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steve19
10y ago
1. register lots of domains 2. send Google cryptic cease and desist for each domain 3. wait for Google to accidently violate cease and desist 4. profit What can possibly go wrong?
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To me your comment is bizarre. Friendships on their way out? Old people need to be forced to be friends with each other? I can only think you are either trolling or have had a significantly different life to myself. Plenty of things allow p
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10y ago
Annoying Apple style branding "new Titan X" and "previous Titan X". X2 would have been easier all round.
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10y ago
" unlawfully distributing well over $1 billion of copyrighted materials.” bullshit of course. He simply hosted hashes of torrents that other people uploaded. As far as I know he even acknowledged dcma takedowns.
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10y ago
You need to make some incredible leaps to assume the USA would be backing a poorly organized coup against a very valuable, even vital, NATO ally. Knowing the CIA's recent performance, most likely they heard about it from watching Fox
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10y ago
There publicly holding hands, and then there is accusing the US of plotting a coup. Between these two extremes is a vast middle ground they could occupy. If anything the government are fanning the flames, not the other way around. Shoot dow
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The title is correct. It would be woefully incorrect to say "turkish government". Emails from the party email server have been leaked. If it had been government email servers, then government would be correct.
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10y ago
Surely this is nothing that Flipkart cannot fixed without some lobbying? I am not trying to be facetious, India is very protectionist. Amazon can only operate as a marketplace, not a seller, yet they have one seller accounting for as much a
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10y ago
I suspect they would eventually figure out that's eyes on cows are harmless. Painting the cows with camo pattern would probably also make the Lions nervous, for a while at least.
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Humans bred cows, they did not evolve. Nature's cows (buffalo etc.) live in very, very large herds for protection.
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Over in the sense that the outcome is now a fait accompli, even if some rebels do not understand this yet in the fog of war. A few mortar shells being lobbed at parliament doth not a change in government make.
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The coup is over. https://twitter.com/AJENews/status/754108743412047872?ref_sr... The US announced support for the government where before they were hedging their bets.
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10y ago
They improved her ability to play a shooting video game. Quite honestly, those games ("simulations") are like Counter Strike on adderal. They are nothing like the real deal. They certainly do not teach precision sharp shooting. W
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10y ago
A study published in The Lancet found a strong connection between Zika and microcephaly in fetuses in French Polynesia http://www.thelancet.com/journals/lancet/article/PIIS0140-67...
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10y ago
A week your paying users (myself included) would greatly appreciate.
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steve19
10y ago
Exactly sovereignty is being able to make a decision. When those decisions are made for you, you lose sovereignty. My friend, 52% of Britain agreed with you and voted to leave the EU !!!
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10y ago
So do you belive Scotland has more sovereignty now, being in Union with England, than it would if it was independent? What exactly is your definition of sovereignty? Am I correct in assuming you are a supporter of the TTIP because you beliv
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10y ago
By your definition... ... Texas has more sovereignty than the UK, because they are democraticly part of a larger union and get to choose the president of the USA. ... Scotland would lose sovereignty by becoming independent and no longer bei
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10y ago
No, that is called trade. Likewise EU exporters will have to abide by British regulations (without any input) if they want to sell products to Britain. The UK does not cede sovereignty to China when they sell China widgets built to Chinese
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10y ago
My understand is that Black Sea states do not have a tonnage limit, which is how they get around it. If France loaded some anti-ship missiles on the Charles de Gaulle carrier, it could be called a missile cruiser (with planes) but would vio
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10y ago
"Cat's Eye Nebula ... In real life, those wavelengths of light would be hard to distinguish for humans." The context of the my comment was how the photo compare to the naked eye. I used to take IR photos for fun (consumer ca
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10y ago
This is exactly how CMOS/CCD image sensors (used in digital cameras) work [0]. Each "sub-pixel" is just a photocell which detects light intensity. A bayers filter on top of the sensor array filters light colors so different &
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Are users running Autopilot during hazardous conditions such as heavy rain and snow? If not, comparing auto pilot deaths with average deaths per mile is disingenuous.
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The result would be a very low turnout on the first vote, with a meaningless result that may or may not be representative of the entire population (because everyone knows the first vote is meaningless so why bother voting), followed by a la
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"Around 4 million EU nationals that live in the UK, were not eligible to vote" I have spent a significant portion of my life living in countries where I was not a citizen, paid taxes and was unable to vote. Just like there are mil
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10y ago
Be very careful buying cheap protein from unknown suppliers. The chemicals used to cheat protein tests are very toxic. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Protein_adulteration_in_Chin... https://en.m.wikipedia.o
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NY Times says.. "The nation’s top auto safety regulator, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, said on Thursday that at least some Tesla customers who experienced suspension failures with Model S luxury cars were asked to
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steve19
10y ago
Does it work both ways? If you customer thinks the 100 hours you billed is only worth 1 hour, are you OK with them paying 1 hour?
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10y ago
I really enjoyed reading that, thanks!
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well they hit something, probably civilians living near the target.
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