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griftah
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Comment #6543615
http://www.warrenellis.com/?p=14314
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Comment #6536214
Your comments on Blogger are fair game already. They are not private in any way.
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Comment #4716677
Why?
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Comment #4713671
It isn't a critique. It's about her project Growstuff which she considers more important and valuable than Google's self-driving cars and Project Glass.
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Comment #4713389
She is building a social network for hobbyist gardeners. Apparently this is what humanity needs more than geek toys like self-driving cars and augmented reality sunglasses.
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Comment #3433175
Mozart was very popular.
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Comment #2956149
Programming is not a content creation.
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Comment #2537770
There are much better devices for consuming content.
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Comment #2535817
Except the lawn is really his.
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Comment #2410485
I fail to see how blogs can replace novels.
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Comment #2384936
> but if you remove the option to drive, then you get around this problem Isn't it nice to dream about removing options people have?
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Comment #2383330
Do you have better sources?
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Comment #2383239
http://www.bp.com/liveassets/bp_internet/globalbp/globalbp_u...
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Comment #2382936
> I reckon we have about a decade of reasonably affordable petrol left before we hit the wall in a big way. Citation needed. We have at least two decades of cheap oil ahead.
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Comment #2322082
World would be a very sad place if everybody were afraid to do anything publicly.
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Comment #2197074
There is no such thing as "Symbian feature phone". Every Symbian phone is a smartphone.
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Comment #2195300
No. USSR was always divided into several time zones. Moscow time is just a soviet analog of GMT. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Time_in_Russia#Developments
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Comment #2171097
But not before Google.
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Comment #2170821
Carriers will put it back.
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Comment #2170547
Of course Firefox and Opera support WebM. Revenues of Mozilla Foundation and Opera Software depend on Google.
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Comment #2170378
Android supports H.264.
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Comment #2167254
Agree. Mediocrity always wins.
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Comment #2061665
Do we really need to blur difference between art and fanfics even more then?