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by zubiaur 11y ago
Is it? http://www.energy.gov/maps/us-crude-oil-production-surpasses... The OPEC was able to put itself in that position due to limited worldwide supply. That has changed. Its no longer rational nor convenient for them
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by zubiaur 11y ago
Why should the OPEC stop pumping? Why is it expected that the OPEC has to regulate prices? Lifting prices, the cost of bringing oil to the surface, are much higher in the US than in the most important OPEC producers. Regulating the price by
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by zubiaur 12y ago
After signing in to your google account from the gvoice app, google adds your phone's number and verifies it by sending a text; the message is the following: "Google Voice will now verify your phone number by sending a text messag
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by zubiaur 13y ago
I will give you mine: at least the industry sector in my region is plagged by inefficient factories, subpar products at premium prices and a severe lack of innovation. Siemens is extremely beurocratic, in part thanks to regulations imposed
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by zubiaur 14y ago
Yes, higher oil prices are starting to affect profit margins, the cost of shipping a 40 foot container has tripled since the 2000s. Shipping finished products is getting more expensive. Lead times are also very important, it takes about a m
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by zubiaur 14y ago
The early firmwares were buggy as hell, it would crash from time to time. Heck it was imposible to type with keyboard lag that could be as bad as 10 SECONDS. My first tweet ever was abot how firmware 2.1 fixed many of this issues, mind you
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by zubiaur 14y ago
You still can buy it for the kindle pc app. Then, with Calibre, you can remove the DRM and convert it to epub or whatever format is suitable for the nook.
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by zubiaur 14y ago
Actually, a obscure one did. Picsel browser, available on certain sony clie (palm OS) pdas had a very decent rendering engine for its time, tap to zoom and very smart gestures for zooming in and out (tap tap-drag). Miles ahead of the compet