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11y ago
It's not just the money. You also have the bad impression that this leaves in the minds of their guests, who feel like they're being ripped off. In my mind, it's similar to movie theaters charging upwards of $5 for a coke.
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12y ago
"the new body would come from a donor who is dead but otherwise healthy".... LOL
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12y ago
It's not necessarily that there are no sidewalks. Walking through retail/commercial-zoned suburbia can be mind-numbingly boring. Straight roads, boring 'architecture', giant parking lots between the sidewalk and the reta
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12y ago
Bremont has a new watch out with parts made from Enigma rotors, so now you have no excuse! http://www.bremont.com/codebreaker/ edit: actually you have about 20,000 excuses because that's how much it will cost you.
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12y ago
Really surprised no one has mentioned Flipboard. They take many of the best news sources from the web and reformat them for great mobile viewing.
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12y ago
I wonder how well the gold version is going to sell. People will spend thousands on a gold watch that will last them many years (decades). But will they spend thousands on a gold watch that will be obsolete in a few years? Will Apple off
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12y ago
How do you explain the last decade of your graph? The totals look to drop sharply by about 70%, but looking at the data, it was pretty consistent at about 1 million a year. In general I have a problem with applying smooth curves to data der
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12y ago
That purple color is amazing!
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12y ago
Not supersonic
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12y ago
Yeh, you'd think that based on all the comments you read here. But, if anyone commenting had actually used one of the new samsung smart TV's with this feature, you'd see that this is being blown out of proportion. The TV isn&
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12y ago
"my flora" - such a nice way to put it. I'm going to use that next time I need to talk my deuces.
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12y ago
I saw these guys at CES. They are using lasers which fuse resin . The quality of the output was far smoother than the more popular extruded plastic 3D printing.
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12y ago
Holy shit look at his dock at 12:17.
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12y ago
It's also pretty difficult to google for things like 'η'. And how do you actually type a formula with an integral sign without knowing how to type ∫ Physics and math needs an alternate notation without all these 'greek&
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12y ago
No, sorry to disappoint you! http://support.apple.com/en-us/HT3924
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12y ago
In the US I like to watch Canada's "How it's Made". https://www.youtube.com/show/howitsmade
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12y ago
Great article. I've not heard about any of the other traditional rocket builders pursuing reusable rockets recently. If SpaceX is successful in their goal of reusability, they will be able to undercut everybody else. But, they will ha
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12y ago
I didn't see any logs for firefox, but did see a similar file for Google Earth... "/tmp/CGLog_Google Earth_7790" full of: 7629.0413465 (Google Earth): CGSGetNextEventRecordInternal: 7629.0410916 loc (90.4, 934.0) co
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12y ago
This poem is such bullshit. You can substitute loads of other months and make it very wrong: Thirty Days hath December, March, July and November, All the rest have 31 Except January.
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12y ago
https://www.23andme.com/en-gb/health/reports/ For each disease, they will tell you what the average risk of developing it is, and then they will tell you what they think YOUR risk, based on your DNA. For exam
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12y ago
I am a fan of autonomous vehicles too, and that's why I'm also a fan of BRT. 2 years ago, I would have advocated ripping up el Camino and putting BART underneath, all the way from San Jose to Millbrae. Now, we can do the same rout
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12y ago
My understandings is that the plan calls for the bus lanes to be in the median. And the traffic lights will be synchronized so the buses won't have to stop.
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12y ago
> Informed consumers that know they don't use that much data? This is part of the problem. It's very difficult for normal customers to understand how much data they're going to use. When choosing a phone data plan, my dad
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12y ago
The site is now a park, and there are some sculptures of the old city, and a version of the art linked at Spoon/Tamago. See my pics! http://imgur.com/a/NO9xB
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12y ago
Hmm, you just thought of this, Microsoft didn't. It says more about you than it does about Microsoft.
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12y ago
If you like these, check out the 'SOMA' internet radio stations - available in iTunes under 'ambient'.
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12y ago
Nice. It could do with something to disable accidental text-selection (see "user-select" css property)
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12y ago
It's an old deprecated netscape tag. In Netscape/Firefox derived code, it's superceded by the 'crypto' javascript object.
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12y ago
Also no NFC chip. It would have been nice to have some nice point-of-sale capability for merchants who current use square or something similar.
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12y ago
Yes, but doesn't this distort the visualization? Not only does the darkness of the hexagon increase with the density, but the area of the screen that is covered. Moreover, the hexagon immediately to the north is obscured, so the data t
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