vertr07

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by vertr07 13y ago
You don't have to eat it all the time. There's no contract, really.
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by vertr07 13y ago
No, but it's better than being paranoid and not doing anything about it.
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by vertr07 13y ago
Maybe reflash your bios? Have you considered that it might be your network?
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by vertr07 13y ago
So turn it off while you are working.
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by vertr07 13y ago
Reddit is over there. <<<<<<<
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Debunking the GMO Conspiracy Theory(thebreakthrough.org)
1 points by vertr07 13y ago|0 comments
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by vertr07 13y ago
They are "mocking" Gladwell for presenting anecdotes as science, not for simplification.
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CIA and NSA take employee hit from government shutdown(theverge.com)
2 points by vertr07 13y ago|0 comments
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by vertr07 13y ago
Perhaps the name was fake?
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by vertr07 13y ago
I agree, locks are a pain. I would be more excited about bike storage co-ops in the city than this too. I only commute by bike when I can keep it in the building. My bikes are never locked outside unless its for a short duration or very cl
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by vertr07 13y ago
I really don't see that happening on a campus. If I'm going to setup a bike share, I'm not going to leave the bikes outside locked in a public place. Second, keys are pretty fucking convenient. What exactly is the downside o
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by vertr07 13y ago
Did these guys think about the bike lock market at all when they created this? Why reinvent the wheel? For bike locks people value security and convenience. This offers neither over standard key locks. I'm a cyclist. Why would I wan
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by vertr07 13y ago
Seems like he mixed a few quotes up to me. ;)
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by vertr07 13y ago
You can deny the categories all you want, but that doesn't mean you don't fall into one of them. Ideology does make a mess of things, but that doesn't mean that the causes gripped by ideology are incorrect. (On either side.)
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by vertr07 13y ago
Nihilism?
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by vertr07 13y ago
I think what you are referring to is: “He who stands for nothing will fall for anything.” ― Alexander Hamilton Nice try though.
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by vertr07 13y ago
I always find it funny when the religious claim that atheists are actually religious too and use that to dismiss them.
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by vertr07 13y ago
Way out of line. It is pretty clear from your comments that you automatically think that anyone who disagrees with you is an idiot. That's funny given the lack of depth your thinking demonstrates so far. Arguing that your opponent&#x
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by vertr07 13y ago
It is important to note that this appears to apply to a limited selection of books.
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by vertr07 13y ago
Since when did the market price for books reflect the effort put in by the author?
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by vertr07 13y ago
They are definitely putting the design talent of every other American automaker to shame.
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by vertr07 13y ago
http://www.snopes.com/science/stats/terrorist.asp
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by vertr07 13y ago
>I don't think you should be so sure that all solutions to cancer have been tried. He never said that. >There is no money in natural cures, so most researchers don't bother. Even if this is true, it doesn't mean the nat
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by vertr07 13y ago
>And then, of course, this being in the internet and all, you insult the intelligence of the poster. >Fool. Cute.
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by vertr07 13y ago
'Natural' products appeal to people who apparently have a distrust of technology, drug companies, etc. I think the notion of natural breakfast cereal, or natural processed products is hilarious to begin with (where exactly is thi
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by vertr07 13y ago
Jobs is a good counter-example to this kind of thinking. A guy with effectively unlimited resources couldn't find a natural cancer cure. But 'cancertutor.com' is just the ticket! Bleh. All you have to do is invoke the magica
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by vertr07 13y ago
It always astonishes me that texts like this seem legitimate to some people. It's the cures they don't want you to have! Reminds me of this guy: http://www.skepdic.com/trudeau.html
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by vertr07 13y ago
>Not only is cancer not caused by DNA damage, but safe and gentle natural medicine cancer treatments exist that can revert cancer cells into normal cells. This was first done in the 1930s, but the technology was shut down by the Food and
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by vertr07 13y ago
Wow, all of those links are full of utter bs.