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by zacinbusiness 12y ago
An elite few wealthy politicians decided how millions of people's money would act in the global economy. They made a bad call, obviously. But Soros and company weren't forced to "go for the jugular." They could have eff
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by zacinbusiness 12y ago
Very good observation.
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by zacinbusiness 12y ago
If the person is actively pushing the wall over, knowing full well that the wall is structurally unsound, and that there are innocent people behind the wall...yeah, I'd blame the pusher.
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by zacinbusiness 12y ago
Most (or at least some) of the politicians likely acted in good faith, believing they were doing the best for their country. Soros knew he would leave the people devastated but didn't care.
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by zacinbusiness 12y ago
I think the just behavior would have been to explain to the government what was going to happen, and then to leverage the fund's wealth and financial influence to help solve the greater problem. I know, businesses exist to make money.
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by zacinbusiness 12y ago
The main problem with that is you will have a lot if nefarious groups abusing the situation. Desperate people will sign away their rights without understanding their risks. And even though they may already be dying, they can always suffer m
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by zacinbusiness 12y ago
It's more that the controlled placebo group will also be controlled for other medications that could compromise the research. If I have cancer A and I'm taking three or four medications + an experimental medication then it's
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by zacinbusiness 12y ago
I don't understand the ISP's point of view on this issue. Please correct me if I'm wrong. But it seems that ISPs are saying "Hey, we offer this great service. But bandwidth hungry applications like Netflix are just using
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by zacinbusiness 12y ago
Virus therapy has been on the table for a long time in the cancer fight. Because we can manipulate a virus and have it deliver highly targeted attacks, the idea of destroying cancers while ignoring healthy cells is sort if the holy grail of
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by zacinbusiness 12y ago
It's valid morally. However, science runs on grant money and grant money will usually only be given to projects that show a proper scientific method. It would be nice if there were some sort of open market, where terminally ill patient
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by zacinbusiness 12y ago
It sounds like you took awful courses. The majority of my professors were extremely engaging and very rarely acted like they had all of the answers or knew everything. In several cases we were actually encouraged to find fault with their wo
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by zacinbusiness 12y ago
My wife, a university professor, was hired only after three extensive teaching demonstrations. I think some universities and departments focus in research while others focus on academics.
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by zacinbusiness 12y ago
Adding too much fresh water to the sea will affect the way that heat is conducted around the world via currents.
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And the other half scroll ;-)
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by zacinbusiness 12y ago
Absolutely. I would easily drop $10 on a proper emulator app and then even the same for a couple of games. Mario, Final Fantasy, Metroid. And my wife isn't really a gamer at all but she loves Animal Crossing. So I hooked her iPad up wi
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by zacinbusiness 12y ago
I actually downloaded GB4iOS from emu4ios.net a few weeks back and have been playing Sapphire. It's a lot of fun when I want to take a short break from work. So here's a cool question/poll: What Gameboy hardware did you own?
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by zacinbusiness 12y ago
Do you have a real point or are you just being a moron?
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by zacinbusiness 12y ago
Which model iPad are you using? Are you seeing any performance hit?
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by zacinbusiness 12y ago
Man. I need a 7.1.1 jailbreak. I want this and the BTStack JB that let's me use a mouse. That will be amazing.
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by zacinbusiness 12y ago
I wonder if this will have an effect on web design? Less JS, fewer images, no web fonts. I can see a website going back to plain text. I realize that even plain text can be throttled to the point of uselessness, but would it help at all?
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by zacinbusiness 12y ago
This is awesome. I think a cool feature would be to add some speakers and hook it up to some music. Maybe add a little scroll for current artist/track. So many possibilities!
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by zacinbusiness 12y ago
But how observant are most people? www.halifaxbank.com vs www.halfaxbank.com for instance is a very minor difference. Remember that people misread things all the time, and the more comfortable they are with a string the less likely they are
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by zacinbusiness 12y ago
I can understand the desire. But at the same time, I use Spotify while I'm driving and it would be really annoying to me that a crazy spacebat with a jammer blocked my tunes. But as is pointed out already, I feel certain this would act
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by zacinbusiness 12y ago
How?
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by zacinbusiness 12y ago
If we assume that most users do not know what a URL is then why can we assume that the information handed to them by an origin chip is any more useful to them?
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by zacinbusiness 12y ago
When did people become so sensitive such that a URL is "ugly" or in some way unpleasant to look at? Do people really spend that much time with their eyes that high up in the window? And how is this more secure? I can't see th
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by zacinbusiness 12y ago
I'm very sorry to hear that. My wife has an as yet in diagnosed autoimmune issue. It's looking like either lupus or MS, but we have to wait until she's churned through the system to get a proper diagnosis. Luckily, her work p
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by zacinbusiness 12y ago
You see similar skepticism with autoimmune disorders. Invisible pain is something coworkers and families get bored with quickly.
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by zacinbusiness 12y ago
I wonder how much of this buyout-without-investment behavior is just a method that big providers use to punish users for "cable cutting."
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by zacinbusiness 12y ago
I'm excited to see Sikuli on the list this time around (it wasn't there last time). I use Sikuli quite often, and it's basically just Python but with pictures thrown in, so it's really easy to use.

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