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Snowda
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Comment #6730493
It's not what you know, but how who you know, know, know how you think.
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Comment #6723951
I think its less hammer more nail vs screw. Both can hold wood to a wall and will be part of the building when you are done. For example a nail can splinter the wood which can caus…
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Comment #6709622
Would it be better to adjust the first element rather than the last one, as the first element is most likely to be the most important?
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Comment #6309125
Relevant The Wire http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AJ5aIvjNgao
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Comment #6258384
I remember back when the earthquake hit we were in the engineering lab at university and we were gathered around one of the workstations watching YouTube video's of the even half w…
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Comment #5964496
Anybody know a similar piece of software for C or Python?
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Comment #5943309
I bought some EM radiation blocking cloth from LessEMF and stitched it to the inside pocket of my jacket which I rarely use. If I'm feeling paranoid (or if I'm not arsed to turn on…
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Comment #5526243
This. This makes me smile. For the name, tagline and the application.
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Comment #5503334
If I was the OP I would just ask them to stick my name somewhere in the credits and call it a day.
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Comment #5431712
It's not useful because nobody has one. Google have yet to "do" it. Their self driving car is as useful to anyone reading this as human teleportation right now. They're great idea'…
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Comment #5430195
I do love my self driving car
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Comment #5417991
From the Oxford dictionary website: Definition of lynch verb [with object] (of a group of people) kill (someone) for an alleged offence without a legal trial, especially by hanging…
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Comment #5056119
I currently make a living by essentially applying these rules to other peoples code and handing it off. My second programming lecturer ever, refused to correct my assignments if th…