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KGIII
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About KGIII
Please stop trying to recruit me. Thanks.
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Comment #16285550
This may be a better link: http://www.preposterousuniverse.com/blog/2018/01/29/guest-po...
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Comment #16111465
Your email is in the URL.
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Comment #16066627
http://psycnet.apa.org/record/2017-22175-001
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Comment #15887264
Ah, you said blame them. I'd assumerd that meant you felt they were the cause of both. I was pretty confused. Thanks for clearing that up. I am a fan of responsible firearm ownersh…
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Comment #15885586
And this led to the police militarization?
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Comment #15885411
Can you elaborate on why you want to blame the NRA? I should disclose that I own a number of firearms, many of them sidearms, and don't like the NRA very much, nor have I ever dona…
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Comment #15853997
I am unsure what you want. But I can clear up your question. On an electric guitar, and some acoustics, you will see a bar that they.call the whammy bar. This is often a tremolo ba…
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Comment #15774546
I ordered a sandwich in Cann River and got a plate of sandwich ingredients as an unassembled sandwich. This happened again in Melbourne. I'm skeptical of your whole country's sandw…
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Comment #15726366
Up here, we still consider Brunswick to be Northern Massachusetts. Why does that matter? Nowhere in what my neighbors consider Maine actually wants Amazon. But, BNAS might be a bri…
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Comment #15706872
If my experience in highway infrastructure is any guide, this is mostly futile. If they really want to slow it down, start with an environmental impact study. The best thing about …
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Comment #15705179
Well, they still have people living. They could address that next.
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Comment #15702352
I'd not be so sure. It can almost always get worse.
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Comment #15654692
Neat, thanks! I could see a few valuable use cases, from customs to personal.
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Comment #15650171
My thinking was that one might be able to do it with their cell phone, with close up images. Then it could maybe tell things like stitching, material, precise color match, and mayb…
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Comment #15649022
I wonder if it will ever get good enough to detect counterfeit bags? My understanding is that they are a prolific problem.
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Comment #15640656
Heh... I stand up for the rights of Nazis to speak freely. Standing up for her isn't even going to get me bitched at. However, free speech has consequences. This probably isn't a C…
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Comment #15640079
https://www.tesla.com/blog/all-our-patent-are-belong-you Sibling post also has the link but I don't want you to miss it.
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Comment #15639933
You're free to use their patents, there is no charge.
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Comment #15639921
The Model T was $575 in 1912, when the average salary was ~$600/year.
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Comment #15639550
I will have to spin up some spare drives and it's going to take a while. I'll do the SciMag, though it will take a few months to synch it all. I've got spare driver and will actual…
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Comment #15639168
I'll add the most recent. Thanks.
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Comment #15637477
Okay. I've got a dedicated seed box but it is only DSL. I have ample disk space. What am I looking at, at that link? Is there a 'mirror the whole damned thing' torrent and how freq…
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Comment #15637432
It is pretty abnormal for the US, but not unheard of. The problem is, that mostly the only ones impacted are the people who were committing copyright infringement and they are a ve…
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Comment #15637364
In fact, you may very well also be paying to get your research published. They get you coming and going.
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Comment #15637312
Is 'most' true? It may also matter whose tax dollars they were. Google isn't being helpful. To be absolutely clear, I'm very much on the side of open publishing. I just want to be …