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vanattab
9y ago
So the Russians paid like ~100,000 to encourage people to stand up against racial injustice, support fallen civil servants, and promote LGBT rights groups ... those evil bastards! Defiantly worth cracking down on free speech to prevent...
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9y ago
Why not just make a new 2mm-1.5mm port and ship 3.5mm to 2mm adaptors with all phones? I know it would easier to bend but I feel like they would be pretty cheap to replace the adaptors and could be designed so that they break in such a way
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9y ago
Where did drugs come from? I know most of use don't bother to read the actual article but maybe we should at least read the whole title.
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9y ago
I think the one thing journalists who write these articles about how green energy adds net jobs don't get. People don't care about the net number of jobs at least not nearly as much as they care about THEIR job.
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9y ago
Not really, the nuclear physicists were largely allowed to travel freely. I am currently reading (listening to the audable book actually) "The making of the atomic bomb" by Richard Rhodes. I highly recommend the book.
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I don't understand how people can keep repeating this? With out citing specific data? Based on wikipeida's article on election data in the 2008 the average voter turnout was 73.9% of the population. During the Catalan referendum s
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It's because it was never really good farm land to begin with. With the advent of the Erie canal, railroads, and industrial farming techniques the competition from the really excellent farm lands of the Midwest made farming NE rocky te
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If you really want that experience again you can go drive around the Boundary Waters Canoe Area in northern Minnesota in June. I had to stop at a gas station very 30 mins because I could literally not see through my wind shield.
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I believe athenot is referring to the KC-X program in which Airbus definitely got screwed. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/KC-X
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This feels like an apple PR piece.
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I don't think I would go so far as to say he faked his data. But he did intentional misrepresent his work to the press and during the TED talk to boost his own status/ego. https://www.google.com/amp/s/cor
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9y ago
I just stumbled across this article from years ago and thought that it was a fun read in light of what we know now. There is one name missing from the article and I found these two lines especially entertaining in light of what we now know.
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Or, you know... you could open your wallet/purse. The response to decreasing ad revenue would not be less ads it would be more ads filled with even more psychological engineering.
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9y ago
I think this is a little off the mark. I use the variable name data all the time but it's almost always in a relativity simple function where the context is well understood. I used to make sure the names contained in a function were v
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9y ago
What I really want is a windows desktop version of the google translate app so I can understand all the Chinese PUBG players who are playing on the NA servers(For some reason I can't really wrap my head around the Chinese say their own
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For those that don't get the reference Ted Kaczynski aka the Unabomber.
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Given the color pallet of the comic shouldn't it be called Tritanopia?
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This is simply not true. The us constitution demands geographical representation of the House. State constitutions can not change this only us constitutional amendment can. Edit: After rereading the parent again I think he might be talking
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9y ago
Bullshit states? What is that? Is that just a state that does not constantly vote the way you would prefer?
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What about the extra range/energy that could be delivered to a falcon heavy size payload?
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I think what he is saying is that when he was taking it for drinking he also noticed it effected his sex drive.
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Actually from the perspective of preserving artifacts this is a good thing right? It's saying there is even less oxygen in the water which is good. In terms of life in the sea it's probably bad.
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If I had known I could stop all the cc spam by freezing my credit I would have done it years ago.
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I want to second the RRG, KY as a great place to go see the stars. I would recommend you go to the lookout "cloud splitter" great views in all directions. There is also a back entrance to a "secret cave" you can climb th
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I loved playing golf as a kid. I think it influenced almost every major golf game that followed.
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Although I might be mistaken because I am sure there is a lot of misinformation out there on this topic, I was under the impression that there is pretty good evidence that there was at least a Jewish profit named Jesus who lived at the time
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"Air traffic controllers can issue changes directly to the autopilot, usually altitude adjustments." Let's hope no one learns to hack that system.
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I would be willing to bet that police beatings in the US are lower then they have ever been.
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9y ago
Yumm... I can't wait for the shellfish version! I would love to try shrimp again and find out what all the fuss is about with lobster.
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9y ago
Philly, Columbus, Atlanta,Austin
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