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chicagobob
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Comment #48378882
That's a bummer. I literally started my latest rewatch because of this news.
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Comment #44746872
Exactly what the author meant to say.
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Comment #43326497
True, but the word "blowout" in this case is just a crazy side-effect of our weird electoral college system. Everyone knows that in all the swing states (except Arizona), the final…
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Comment #36322081
Depending on which post you look at somewhere between 1% - 6%. But, the more important question is which users use Apollo (or other 3rd party tools). The answer overwhelmingly is m…
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Comment #22753474
That man is a genius: let's do wide scale testing & contact tracing! Exactly what everyone has been saying for a while now.
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Comment #21139612
The blended 2017 US average is 1.54 people per car, source: https://www.energy.gov/eere/vehicles/articles/fotw-1040-july...
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Comment #18923439
While there are clearly communities where this is a problem, I've lived in Chicago, now I live in the suburbs and still work downtown, and honestly outside of OTB and the Casinos, …
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Comment #18338741
There are literally dozens, just google or search Amazon, here's an example: https://www.amazon.com/Magnetic-Charger-Charging-Breaksafe-N...
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Comment #13591978
Only partially. Often at the time of consumption cost isn't something one can use to make decisions. But for those other times, sure it would help. Speaking of lack of info about p…
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Comment #12992259
Yea, that's nice, but under a Republican administration that's not going to happen.
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Comment #11923819
That is not quite correct. Neither MasterCard nor Visa charge merchants any extra to use ApplePay. In fact, some merchant banks even lower merchant fees if they adopt secure paymen…
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Comment #9812640
What is Alternative medicine that works is called? Medicine.
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Comment #7681255
In addition to Tor, I didn't see in the article, did she use Ghostery or any other browser privacy plug-ins?
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Comment #6161801
sigh Get a copy of the MMM and read it. TL;DR: adding more people to a project won't necessarily help make it go any faster and often will slow it down.
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Comment #6014594
this. good edit. was just going to post to say this.
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Comment #5729193
Agree 100%. I travel a lot and need more power. I currently have a 13" MBA, and am waiting to see what the next refresh offers, but am seriously looking at a 15" rMBP for my next m…
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Comment #5552999
Are you aware of zipline ports (or similar libraries) in Ruby or ObjectiveC (or plain C)?
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Comment #5523175
we also have a rule that when possible (like you've opened up an old file with whitespace issues), that you should clean it and do a whitespace changes only commit before getting t…
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Comment #5489871
I love the names of the Culture ships! sigh this is sad news.
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Comment #4003751
I've never gotten any of these complaints about shows running "overtime". Personally, the longer the better IMHO. They're podcasts. I listen as much as I can, and then pause them t…
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Comment #3895747
Don't forget that Groklaw is quite slanted in Google's favor just like FOSS Patents is slanted against Google. To get a balance you need to read both (well actually even more sourc…
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Comment #3811867
Hmmmm ... I just read a blog post (Ars??) that upto 1% of Macs could be infected. What percentage of Window machines did Conficker infect? 30% 50%? I seem to remember it was a huge…
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Comment #3260226
This, a thousand times this.