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vdnkh
12y ago
I work with a bunch of Brits and they say the BBC leans heavily left like NPR here.
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12y ago
I never used AIM but I always use Steam chat for talking with friends every day. Since we're always on Steam it's easy to talk to someone. Sometimes long conversations, usually just small bits of banter
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12y ago
I agree. I got my ECE degree from Rutgers, which is considered by many professors to be the hardest at the school. I worked very hard but I always had time to relax with friends and unwind every day. I never pulled an all nighter and have n
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12y ago
>Literally caused me nausea This is off topic but seriously? You actually felt like you were going to vomit due to a business tactic?
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12y ago
Right, an engineering degree is a guarantee that you know the important points of what it means to be an engineer. Ethics, engineering process, math, etc. When you get an engineering degree from a certified university, you are an engineer.
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12y ago
Right, I understand your point. I said in an earlier post that an engineer is one who obtains an engineering degree from a certified university. I realize that it's pedantic and elitist, and there's definitely a part of me who thi
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>Being an engineer means using technology, science, mathematics to solve problems. That's called practicing engineering. An engineer is a professional practitioner of engineer. You can practice engineering all you want, but if you&#
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I'm employed as a Software Engineer now but my degree is in ECE. The engineering curriculum at my university (Rutgers) was extremely math intensive. I didn't take a whole lot of software classes but I'm glad I did take all th
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12y ago
>2.5" woofer >Deep Bass Response I doubt that. I'd honestly just prefer a solid midrange speaker rather than a struggling subwoofer.
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12y ago
I'd like to have seen a few tests with Windows Phone (somebody must care about us!). My Lumia Icon has 4 "high def" microphones with great claims of accuracy and background noise reduction from Nokia. In my experience they&#x
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12y ago
>I feel that since I truly don't do anything that the NSA could be interested in How can you confidently say that you know what the NSA is interested in?
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12y ago
In front of the building stretching about 50 feet was a tunnel, now flooded. Rumor has it that there is an even larger tunnel encircling the perimeter of the facility. I checked google maps at the time and could see evidence for this. I bel
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12y ago
I live in Holmdel and I've spelunked Bell Labs many times since it's closed, but not the main building as seen in these pictures. The satellite buildings to the south are in disrepair but are very interesting. The semi-anechoic ch
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12y ago
Because net neutrality is an issue only faced in the US, right?