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The room is empty for me? Am I missing something...?
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Thomas Yorke Slams Spotify Model - Pulls Catalogue
(guardiannews.com)
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Link to the PDF being referenced: http://arxiv.org/ftp/arxiv/papers/1305/1305.5566.pdf My favorite is the top result in Hungary: Gypsy Crime .
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> "And you will get a range of ages - let's face it, most startups reckon you are past it if you are over 23." What? Not to disparage people my own age but that seems like hyperbole. Is this the image most people have of
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Justice Department Review of News Media Policies
(documentcloud.org)
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You should write about this somewhere.
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This is debatable.[1] After hearing about this through NPR I initially thought that it was terrible; however, after doing more reading it seems to be unclear what kind of effect this is actually having on their economy.[2] [1] http:/&
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The path over the US is the shortest path. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Great-circle_navigation
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I'm really curious about what will eventually happen to Mohammed. Does he rot in Guantanamo forever? I thought we were closing it? He's definitely not going to get a trial, I don't believe that for a second. Does anyone have
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I know I'm probably an odd user out, but I find myself annoyed more often than not that Google tries to make every query I have return local results. I agree with Skalman that I can add a location if I want to search locally.
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How so? I'm doing exactly what I want to be doing. I didn't say I don't socialize or go out on the weekends etc. I admit it's sparse because of my work but I love my life right now and if it pays off in the long run, e
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I can give you the #hustle, I don't know anyone who does that specifically haha, it also makes me cringe, but the idea of it is what I'm getting at. And, as far as "successful" people who talk about the hard work they&#x
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This seems incredibly one sided to me and I'm surprised at the number of people who are in agreement. I guess if you make the assumption that the person is lazy or inefficient and that's the reason they're working hard then t
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Garmin Launches HUD based navigation for just $130
(extremetech.com)
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Isn't it curious how closely this resembles skirting responsibility on a technicality? Nah. /s
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What this needs is Rap Genius style annotations, so people can make comments and additions. I recently (re:yesterday) decided to pick up and try out python for a small project and this is a great quick and dirty start.
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“It would be very disappointing if he was willfully allowed to board an airplane,” said Kerry, who was traveling in New Delhi. “There would be without any doubt . . . consequences.” [emphasis mine]. What is he insinuating by saying someth
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9th Grade Science Experiment: Garden Cress Won't Germinate Near Routers
(science.slashdot.org)
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You have to share your location, then it shows you Instagram photos taken in your area as little Instagram icons on the map, and the photos in a scroll view on the right.
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I'm so happy you've done this; just a few weeks ago I was helping a friend who had just bought a new MBP set up their environment and I googled for this site but found nothing great, I was considering doing it myself. Great job!
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Six Hackers in the United States and Abroad Charged for Crimes
(fbi.gov)
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Treehouse Labs Unveils iPhone RFID System for Locating People and Things
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Well, I'm only 22 and we didn't even have a computer until I was around 12, so my experience with web standards is relatively naive. I <3 the internet as it is today, and I at least, do have to imagine how atrocious it must have been wi
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I have very little real-world development experience so know these questions are relatively innocent: If there is one browser vendor do they not also control what is the cutting edge of technology? Wouldn't you be completely limited by them
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This has been around for a long time... it's the phone numbers that your friends on Facebook willingly submitted, they just make it easy for you to see whose phone number you already have access to through Facebook without having to go to s
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I, like Ixiaus, also took something different away from the article than most of the comments. I have several smart, talented friends who indulge in social media to a gross extent. They are the kind of people, like Mayer, that are at the po
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turn this into an app!
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As a student at school, (coincidentally, the University of Tennessee) trying to figure out where I really want to be and what I am doing with my life, this is absolutely inspirational.