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caa09hh

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    Comment #822878

    I do not think that they are peculiar to MIT. I didn't say that at all. All was saying was that MIT has made so many amazing things in the past and it would be an amazing experienc…

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    Comment #822873

    Mint is such a great website. Can someone please tell me how they are able to access websites with scripts? What languages do they use to do that?

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    Comment #820571

    These are the kinds of things that make me want to attend MIT. You can easily market these things if you made them user-friendly. Maybe even put a steering mechanism on them?

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    Comment #820562

    Its also why we need to fix healthcare.

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    Comment #820561

    That is an amazing story!

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    Comment #810033

    Certainly the android phone is a competitor to the iPhone now. The whole community including the app store is what makes the iPhone successful. As many people have said, even if a …

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    Comment #810022

    I know exactly what the writer means by that problem. The first page is really useful to search for new tweets on a topic, but once you login to use what you found, you can't revis…

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    Comment #810017

    I really find that to be true all the time. I would much rather click on a list of n things rather than an article about the same topic.

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    Comment #808000

    For trial projects, I host my own projects within my own network so that I have extremely fast speeds. When I publish them for beta-testing, I use kvchosting.com - they offer unlim…

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    Comment #807988

    Isn't that technically 'i' technically owned by apple as a trademark?

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    Comment #807921

    Now that is an amazing invention. The concept is so simple, but to make a catheter like that must have been such a difficult engineering job. I wonder how they get that wire all th…