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Icybee

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    Comment #8594567

    Thank you so much! It fixed the problem 100% I didn't know about the streaming problem with Flash on Linux. That would explain some past problems I've had with other websites.

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    Comment #8594519

    Is it just me, or does it keep buffering for anyone else?

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    Comment #8579482

    Maybe security UAVs could be an answer? If an unknown drone appears over a nuclear power plant, the plant could launch a UAV to follow it about until it goes home, watch who picks …

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    Comment #8566184

    http://www.yourworldoftext.com/ has been doing something similar for about the last five years.

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    Comment #8549643

    Hong Kong and Singapore have very high inequality.

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    Comment #8542619

    If you cycle through areas with a lot of traffic, could the water end up contaminated with vehicle exhaust?

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    Comment #8540790

    What crashed? The mother plane part, or the spacecraft part?

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    Comment #8526718

    This seems similar to what Google did to receive massive fines a few years back.

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    Comment #8514384

    Escape wasn't impossible, many people did escape from Auschwitz.

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    Comment #8498058

    Does anybody have a link to the legislation they're talking about?

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    Comment #8486802

    Enough to counter the disappearance of the 85% of export income Saudi Arabia gets from oil? Enough to counter the fact that Russia gets 52% of its federal revenue from oil and gas?…

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    Comment #8486489

    If this works, and the global demand for fossil fuels significantly reduces or disappears, imagine the impact it will have on the countries whose economies are largely dependant on…

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    Comment #8481008

    I first read nybble/nibble in a book in the late 80s when I was a kid. I don't think I read or heard about it again for over a decade. It's never sounded silly to me, or at least n…

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    Comment #8387812

    I found out a few weeks ago they made a bunch of those bombs, minus the nuclear elements, for training. They even dropped some on Japanese targets and found they were fairly effect…