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wsloth514
26d ago
'Local newspapers' in my area are majority advertisement for local businesses or coupons. Like the content of reading a newspaper could be condensed to maybe 2 pages, if that. The first page is like what volunteers or schools are
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2y ago
Funny, this article says 'they don't know why it works'. I remember the doctor saying that as well. "We are not sure what it is. But we know the virus responds to it and has been effective." So, maybe that was it?
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2y ago
Sorry, this was a long time ago when I was in middle school to high school. As a kid, who would know to keep that? That was all I could remember. My family and I thought it was essentially magic. Even if the black spots on my hand were unpl
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2y ago
To add my story, there is another solution that is available. When I was born, I had a wart on the bottom of my foot that I never thought anything of. But during my teenage years (~20 years ago), the wart started to multiple. It eventually
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5y ago
This is not really shameful advise. As a Software Engineer in 30s, with occasional side work. I make more than $140k alone. This is not to mention my wife in marketing, who does well, so we are above $200k combined both working remotely now
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If you want to know the future of sports, look to the past
(sportsbusinessdaily.com)
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6y ago
It isn't just the data people fear. It is the product support, hardware decisions, and lifetime of the product. One, they have been become known for not making great hardware quality (See recent Pixel line issues). Besides Pixel lineup
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7y ago
Cybertruck's target niche market = thugs, gangs, & drug lords. Why? 9mm bullet proof, faster than a cop car. Can carry everything and hide it.
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8y ago
Pluto is a planet? I guess in the future they change their mind.
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9y ago
DISCLAIMER. I don't work there. But I know professors and met people that did/still do. It does depend on the position. First, their infrastructure and resources are mind-boggling impressive. Second, it is more like any other job
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10y ago
This title makes me think he was going a casino and gambling with the companies' money. Then he is using those winnings to create more companies.
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11y ago
This is in the Debian bug list, not on the chromium bug list. The maintainer who replied is not a chromium developer, so I don't blame him that he doesn't have a lot of time to look at chromium's source code since a 'mod
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11y ago
... all I have to say is... I LOVE SCIENCE!
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11y ago
Is it me or is this a misleading title?
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12y ago
It's Brian Kernighan, enough said. I am sold.
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Citizenfour streaming online for free and legal
(gizmodo.com)
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12y ago
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12y ago
Is anyone else here afraid of this little word called, "regulate"? Maybe I am being naive.
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12y ago
There are plenty of books online. I would recommend creating your own project and finding something specifically you would want to do with that topic. For a class project my group and I did something simple, like a minesweeper bot. It also
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12y ago
The problem is... I DO NOT TRUST YOU.
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12y ago
Hermit 14pt https://pcaro.es/p/hermit/
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12y ago
Yes, I also believe this a great news. I can't want for the day for me to jump in the car from the bar drunk as hell and my car drives me home. But I also agree with the anti-government types in the respect that the government should n
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NSA program stopped no terror attacks, says White House panel member
(investigations.nbcnews.com)
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13y ago
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13y ago
Yes, I agree, sadly. That is what this country has come too. Democracy failing, and two parties have too much power and in essence it makes no difference because they are the same business party. The nominees are usually just pawns playing
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13y ago
Hmm, I didn't think about it that way. That is a valid point. Also, which ever party the president holds, doesn't he/she technically can use the NSA to their advantage?
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13y ago
Who is in the lead. What Regions/Districts are what majority. I mean if you can theoretically get real time data on voting machines. There is a lot you can do with that information. Everything from 'what days of the week will demo
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Ask HN: Do you think the NSA has compromised voting Machines?
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