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by zizee 8y ago
In Australia, cheese is also commonly eaten as a prelude to a meal, or as a snack (often with alcohol).
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This seems reasonable as well.
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Correct me if I am wrong, but are you saying domain sqautters could spawn 1000s of holding to maneuver around my proposal? I guess there could be countries/states where you can register a company for a very low cost. What is the cheape
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by zizee 8y ago
Perhaps a better solution would be for each subsequent domain cost $1 extra to renew. I.e. your 11th domain would cost you $10 extra per year, your 101st domain a hundred extra a year. I don't have a big problem with people holding ont
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by zizee 8y ago
Well, are we wanting to test the computers ability to strategize/plan, or their ability to out click humans? The former is an interesting AI challenge/achievement, the latter is a space in which computers are already known to outp
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by zizee 8y ago
Thank you for your thoughtful response and information. I need time to digest this information to see how it affects my opinions, which might take longer than the half life of this discussion, so my apologies in advance for probably not res
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by zizee 8y ago
Responding to myself: Of course, this could have been the intention all along. It has long been recognized that big business loves difficult to conform with regulations (regardless of their protestations otherwise) because it is hard for sm
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by zizee 8y ago
As much as I like the idea of "right to be forgotten", it seems to me that an unintended consequence is that non-technical people hosting forums/blogs etc. will be at risk of GDPR requests that they cannot comply with due to
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by zizee 8y ago
Does anyone know the $$ hidden in the phrase "with incentives". If there are 20k of incentives, this press release is much less impressive than if there are $2k of incentives. Personally, I am very bullish on electric cars, and am
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100kmh is plenty fast enough to have a major accident.
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> Of these, the laughably named commons clause is the worst offender (it is plainly designed to be confused with the purely virtuous creative commons) Creative Commons has a "NonCommercial" variant[0], which is much more restri
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This is a good argument for usage of adblockers/privacy tools, or simply not visiting offending sites, or requesting more transparency about the tracking tools, or agitating for stricter privacy laws... I don't this is a good argu
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This is helpful because the article is behind a paywall, but it makes me curious about the ethical/moral/legal questions that arise from a tool that seemingly copies other site's content verbatim. People might get annoyed wit
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Right, thanks for the clarification.
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I believe that with palm oil the issue is that the entire tree is cut down as the oil is inside the core of the trunk. If people were soley using farmed trees, it wouldn't be so bad, but instead people are clearing animal habitats.
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Would you not be able to simply request a password reset?
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> Give it a try, it’s good for you :-) Can we actually try this though? 2019 appears to be the planned open source date.
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I think that electric car adoption is going to have similar characteristics to digital cameras. I remember playing with an early digital camera and seeing a poor replacement for film, but with obvious benefits. Back then it was common to h
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Is that what is happening? I was struggling to see a possible reason for why your post was being voted down, and unless your original post was modified, there are not many other explanations (unless people don't understand how gravity&
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It sounds like the current government's proposed 2018 budget will be a net gain for science investment: https://www.gizmodo.com.au/2018/05/is-the-2018-federal-budge... https://www.science.org.au&#x
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by zizee 9y ago
Reminds me of this old post from 2013: http://jamespmcgrath.com/why-i-am-not-buying-an-autonomous-c...
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VR Manipulates Human Visual System Making an Infinite Corridor in Fixed Space(roadtovr.com)
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by zizee 9y ago
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by zizee 9y ago
I live in Aus, and i think I am pay 28c per kilowatt/hr. It wasn't long ago that we were paying 22c. Power prices in Australia is becoming one of the bigger political talking points at the moment. There is a lot of finger pointing
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Welcome :-) I hope it proves valuable.
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by zizee 9y ago
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by zizee 9y ago
With only one person affected, it sounds like this person had an odd reaction of some sort, rather than some super flesh-eating monster being on the loose. The way they describe the wounds continuing to bleed profusely reminds me of leech b
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This is a great idea for both people looking to promote their startups and people running newsletters. I'll be trying it out from both angles to promote my startup[0] and my Email Marketing Weekly newsletter[1]. I am curious to know th
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by zizee 9y ago
Australia is one of the top adopters of PV solar in the world. Granted, we are not yet at the level of Germany (500MW per million head), but we're doing ok at 250 MW per million head of population. Half the number of Germany might soun

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