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Comment #41745679
I was just looking at buying a dot matrix printer for plotting data. Everything about dot matrix printers suck for data, except the roll of paper that can print arbitrarily long lo…
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Comment #41732351
I know ;)
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Comment #41732333
Who said EU wide? The rules are clear, changes in EU rules must be unanimous. Typically, governments agree to changes affecting their countries' constitutions and sovereignty w/out…
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Comment #41732274
In a parliamentary democracy every minister has been elected to his seat in Parliament. Voters can literally fire the PM while giving the ruling party a majority. Take Canada. The …
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Comment #41732066
This is not representative democracy. This is, at best, buffered representative democracy. Arcane electoral rules make for weak representatives who gather power by making back room…
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Comment #41732028
My point is that this is who the EU is, and always has been. Whoever bemoans that the EU is becoming like the US is clutching pearls.
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Comment #41729456
So? Did we already forget the Polish blacksites? Have we already forgotten the Italian secret services aiding the abduction of a man in Italy?
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Comment #41729450
When has the EU ever been democratic? Brussels has lost, but ignored every referendum for the last 20 years.
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Comment #41710385
If they receive public funds, they can go and suck limes. They do receive public funds. That being said, since they receive public funds, they should also be subject to the first a…
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Comment #41681444
Ships are big, if this were a real problem it would be easy to find space for a "lab sized" laser. ICBM warheads are small. Space in drones and fighter jets is at a premium. This i…
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Comment #41677417
There's radioactive and there's radioactive. With a neutron source we can control what the isotopes will be by choosing the appropriate metals for construction. In fission you get,…
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Comment #41670595
Two major reasons: Capacitive losses. They're worse in water (dielectric), but they're there in air lines as well. Compatibility and isolation of grids. If grid A is 35 degrees fro…
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Comment #41670502
In GA, GA residents with B-ish averages get free tuition to attend GA universities. Including GaTech, a top5 eng school, that requires an A average to get in. Source: dealing with …
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Comment #41670453
Right.
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Comment #41669348
Try saying an Our Father before going to bed. As a therapeutic. It has the advantage that it is compatible with most (all?) preligions, certainly the Abrahamic ones. Try it as a th…
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Comment #41669268
People cannot borrow money from the central bank. Also, the deflationary effects of high interest rates are not because it causes unemployment, but because it reduced the rate of i…
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Comment #41669222
Depends who you ask. Historically, no amount of compound interest was allowed because it is immoral to receive what is not yours. Then, in the Middle Ages, Catholic theologians add…
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Comment #41669165
It's already ruined college sports, but the old regime was abusive. Million dollar salaries for the coach, hundreds of millions poured into the administration all on the backs of k…
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Comment #41669122
Baptists are strictly against gambling - GA introduced free college education funded by the lottery to legalize the state lottery (GA was losing a fortune to cross state gambling).…
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Comment #41668794
To describe Buddha as a secularist would be projecting our modern values onto a man 2500 years ago. Reincarnation, the soul, karma, etc aren't exactly compatible with materialistic…