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greenlblue
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About greenlblue
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Comment #2023809
The idea definitely has potential. The current market they are targeting is the best setting for this kind of application. A bunch of horny college students in a confined location,…
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Comment #2022598
"Mathematics" is a singular noun so shortening it to "maths" just doesn't make sense.
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Comment #2020756
"Code" by Charles Petzold is a wonderful book about how computers work and it covers pretty much everything but in a way that is accessible to anyone who understand basic algebra.
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Comment #2017808
'Few' can mean one or more so logically you got nothing. Although if you look up 'troll' you will find 'mfukar'.
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Comment #2015593
function ajaxer() { var test = new XMLHttpRequest(); test.open('POST',' http://www.mattlira.com/Whip/YCprocessCA.asp,true ); test.onreadystatechange = function() {}; test.send('ema…
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Comment #2014610
Diigo.
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Comment #2014395
There are many alternate services of the same type. Just export your bookmarks into the new service. I don't see what the fuss is about.
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Comment #2011149
Why are you taking a jab at humanity majors. It seems to me your network admin is at fault here.
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Comment #2007034
Certainly, no one is denying this but people often stick to a single paradigm and tout it as the best thing since slice bread. People often make claims without any backing and sinc…
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Comment #1951006
Not what I meant. I'm familiar with several dozen languages and I try to get acquainted with at least one topic and programming language outside my comfort zone every six months. I…
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Comment #1950035
This seems a bit unfair to people who learned programming by way of web development and tinkering with scripting languages because it seems to assume the usual undergrad CS course …
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Comment #1946967
How are you comparing public schools to universities? First of all each state has maybe a dozen universities but it has a hundred or more school districts, in some larger states, e…
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Comment #1946955
Who are you quoting? Is it me? If it is how did you infer I propose doing the same thing but with more money? In fact I'm advocating the opposite. Currently the move is towards mor…
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Comment #1946821
How far are you going to atomize the students? Grade level, proper pacing, emotional development, what else? The logistics of what you are suggesting is simply impossible. I have b…
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Comment #1946782
I didn't say anything about penalizing people. If you are so gifted that you can take college courses in 7th grade then be my guest but you'd be surprised to know that in most othe…
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Comment #1946707
I've been educated in two different countries and the obsession that the US schools have at every level with segregating and separating students never ceases to surprise me. Admini…
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Comment #1941492
Don't bacteria die, reproduce, and mutate? How is it possible to store anything long term in room temperature conditions?
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Comment #1939602
The world needs more people like him and your title is misleading. He is making a point about the inherent value of something and that it can not be measured by a select group of i…
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Comment #1904563
I hate it when people buy into this 'government is a business' mentality and that it should have a 'balanced budget'. Government is not a business and people shouldn't expect to ru…
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Comment #1902723
Ever hear of the bell curve? It applies to everything from intelligence, height, weight, to whatever else you care to measure. Also I refer you to http://searchlores.org/realicra/b…
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Comment #1901361
You wanted an Art community and it doesn't get any better than deviantart.com in terms of sharing work, discussing art and getting feedback. Artists can even sell their work and I'…
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Comment #1899588
It's called deviantart.