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vecinu
14y ago
This is not true. There was a post in another topic that had a citation...there are a lot of sand storms on Mars and there is actually sound, it is just attenuated.
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vecinu
14y ago
I don't think I understand your $64,000 example. Are you being sarcastic or are there actually people who spend that much money week by week?
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vecinu
14y ago
I'm weary of these statistics as one can manipulate data to suit one's purpose. Source please?
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vecinu
14y ago
I was about to ask why IronSpread was not used but I just realized they are now one and the same!
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vecinu
14y ago
You've raised an interesting issue. If you never intend to buy said item in the first place because you can't afford it or whatever, how are you hurting the business in question? As long as you are not sharing the product and consuming it s
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vecinu
14y ago
Why? Please elaborate.
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A love story of two scammers
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vecinu
14y ago
To add to that, the article doesn't make it clear why torture wouldn't work... One can torture you until you start attempting to input the password and recover it from your neurological pathways. A password is a password, it doesn't matter
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vecinu
14y ago
This is great news and hopefully, they'll bring it to the consumer market too. Thermal paste is definitely messy and hard to get right.
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vecinu
14y ago
This is exactly what my point was about. Perhaps I didn't express myself properly.
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vecinu
14y ago
I think HN should implement the same restrictions as Reddit (Yes, I said it), nobody can change the title once the post has been submitted. This ensures consistency throughout the post's lifetime.
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vecinu
14y ago
This is really sad news and I will donate to his Trust fund but I can't help but feel strange knowing that I am donating to a fellow programmer. I see posts like these on Facebook and other collaboration sites and I rarely even bother readi
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vecinu
14y ago
Which gentleman is a police officer?
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vecinu
14y ago
The idea pays for itself. You did a good job, people love it and you deserve the credit. Congratulations and keep up the good ideas! By the way, nice to see a fellow Canadian hacking it up!
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vecinu
14y ago
That was a great post that encompasses most reactions on the internet and strangely enough, in real life. I have found that since the internet has gained popularity, people are not taking everything they read with a grain of salt and theref
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vecinu
14y ago
Most people enjoy jumping on the bandwagon, I prefer to look at the bigger picture.
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vecinu
14y ago
I personally believe that displaying your wealth to the wrong people is a wrong choice, especially when one teases with his wealth.
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vecinu
14y ago
Your comment made me Google 'Stockhold Syndrome' and I spent the next 30 minutes reading about the [1] Kidnapping of Jaycee Lee Dugard. The human mind is absolutely fascinating and scary at the same time. [1] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/K
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vecinu
14y ago
"FLIP has no engines or other means of propulsion. It must be towed to open water, where it drifts freely or is anchored. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/RP_FLIP
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vecinu
14y ago
I believe only people ignorant of his attitude or past can consider him anything close to a 'hero'.
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vecinu
14y ago
She's only there for his money. Kim isn't a hero, nice or generous person. He's just a geek with money who is now 'abusing' his new found wealth. I don't look up to him, personally.
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vecinu
14y ago
This is what people aren't talking about. His attitude is what will put him behind bars.
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vecinu
14y ago
The application automatically tweets your blog post to the world, thus giving you more exposure. I don't see why you should put down his work when it actually does what it's supposed to.
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vecinu
14y ago
No, he is referring to other posts that seriously focus on details rather than values. OP posted a satire version of the commentary based on serious previous discussions.
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vecinu
14y ago
That was a quite brilliant advertisement.
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vecinu
14y ago
It is a 330ci ... this is Canada after all, most people aren't educated in regards to automobiles. Like he said, most people think it's a much more expensive car than it is.
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vecinu
14y ago
This is also a bad joke.
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vecinu
14y ago
The transcript for the focus meetings is hilarious... MODERATOR: So the Lolspeak made sense to you? JT: The Lolspeak made sense to me, and I found um, the Lolspeak translator, and I started sending all my emails in Lolspeak— RK: That exists
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vecinu
14y ago
Woz is a great guy. He gets involved in a lot of things. I remember watching the show 'Dancing with the Stars' just to see him dance. He is a great character. Personally, I don't support Dotcom's case because he has some blame in the entire
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vecinu
14y ago
My personal qualm with McDonald's lies in its nutritional and health values. Surprisingly, they have adapted their products to suit popular opinion (salads, low-fat items, etc...). I think McDonald's won't go anywhere even if humanity IS fa
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