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allardschip
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Comment #4428743
Toronto as well. Couple of blocks north!
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Comment #4420237
Awesome!
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Comment #4420175
Great book and I just bought it. Is it possible to get a version with a white background for better printing?
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Comment #4415022
Praise from me for the naughty tactic regardless of execution. If you're note sure if you did the right thing then find some consolation in the fourth point on this page: http://pa…
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Comment #4409516
+1 for shipping code
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Comment #4402849
You have learned a language sounds like you are done learning. The longer I spent with a language (both formal and natural ones) the more I am aware of what I don't know yet. Since…
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Comment #4402825
Beautiful graph. The notes with the graph are TC;DNG for me (too complicated; did not get). Sounded impressive though.
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Comment #4393957
I think you are spot on. It's the same reason why making a successful online dating website is very hard.
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Comment #4393942
I recommend refraining from using the W word when getting an initial quote if you can.
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Comment #4371457
Thank you. So different densities are sufficient, not liquidity? From the same article on Wikipedia: "Dissipation of heat from the mantle is acknowledged to be the original source …
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Comment #4371435
Interesting but I am not getting it. How does plate movement happen without a liquid substrate?
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Comment #4371387
The scientist in the article claims that Mars still has tectonic movements which strikes me as odd. I thought the consensus on Mars tectonics was that it has stopped a long time ag…
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Comment #4365881
Profits for the books are somewhat malleable by an accountant. There are still limitations to what you can do. For tax, rules are tighter. Even revenue is often not objective. For …
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Comment #4360639
The bottleneck to a large extend is the bandwith/costs of transmitting the extra data. NASA will create higher resolution images by stiching low res imagery for us wanting higher r…
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Comment #4355615
I stand corrected. they use Javascript in a headless browser to generate the site previews. Detailed information on how Javascript is interpreted to index sites is hard to find. I …
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Comment #4355035
The google bot won't touch any javascript, it will just follow links. You can consider a link to a directory to the different themes.
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Comment #4353564
Great initiative. Can the mere length of a TOS and it's complexity be a factor in the rating too? The crowd here may be able to somewhat grasp the legalese in a TOS. It's not fair …
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Comment #4353246
I think you just did :)
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Comment #4352987
Looks clean to me. Check out for yourself of course. Does bring up an interesting dilemma. We all download code, libraries etc. all the time without going through it with a fine co…
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Comment #4347995
Sending $$ might not be much. Receiving is another story.
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Comment #4340089
Enjoyed reading that, thank you.
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Comment #4309419
I think meetup had the post to Craigslist a long time a go. Not sure if the still do it.
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Comment #4287174
Why did Craigslist decided to sue padmapper but let housingmaps.com live for many years is puzzling to me. Anyone has an idea why?
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Comment #4277836
Yes that's possible. It would not be able to capture as much detail but you would get surpisingly far. The technique is called stacking in astrophotography. There is special softwa…
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Comment #4270820
Reminds me of Annette Benning in American Beauty: "I will sell this house today. I will sell this house today." Not starting on activities because you don't like them or you don't …