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hackney

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    Comment #11943049

    I am a little uptight lately and do apologize for bruising anyone's ego. I will strive to comment much less if at all.

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    Comment #11942974

    Simply put, the only terror is the constant warring funded mostly by the US & the UK, which imo, is the banksters neverending wetdream. If those corrupt arsewipes think that they a…

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    Comment #11942885

    I read so many books as a child it is impossible to recommend any. I did read a book recently titled 'Absolute Zero Gravity' (Betsy Devine & Joel Cohen) Science Jokes, Quotes and A…

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    Comment #11942827

    Interesting analysis on DAO, the virtual company that apparently thought it could fly but instead fell off a cliff. I like the premised intent of digital currency. All currency is …

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    Comment #11942340

    And they fail to add the glaring fact it only runs on windows 10. Talk about a skewed perspective. Even if I could run it in 7 I wouldn't.

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    Comment #11942321

    The best way would be to have a hardware firewall isolating the actual pc.

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    Comment #11942219

    From my perspective, 'brain training' is one more cliched bs pile of crap nonsense similar to the retarded phrase 'climate change'. There is nothing to ponder simply because the mo…

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    Comment #11936007

    Whatever. I got your email and it gave me a playstore link. Forget it.

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    Comment #11936004

    I am nowhere near skilled enough to even understand the majority. Shoots, I just installed my very first personal home router. Also, I might add, this reminds me of the Intel manag…

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    Comment #11935989

    I read that but the high tech toolers of today are metric understandably. My point was that the industry may have balked but the populace just don't care enough. It's not like the …

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    Comment #11935981

    Exactly. Good question.

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    Comment #11935978

    More clearly I meant the right choice, but still a choice.

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    Comment #11935950

    Without having read the article I would surmise it has a lot to do with the diurnal phase of the earth which we are physically bound to. As well, sleeping allows the attention of t…

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    Comment #11935928

    Apparently when the hacking began it took all of 13 mins. to find the first hole. Sounds like fun actually.

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    Comment #11935926

    Bummer. He was perfect in that role. God bless him.

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    Comment #11935918

    This is akin to: scientists now know the head is actually connected to the rest of the body via the neck. I had trouble with my right ear for approx. 5yrs. Finally went to to the d…

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    Comment #11935885

    Sounds like the security part is sorely lacking. That and someone needs to get a life.

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    Comment #11935873

    In all honesty, the fact that he had been an upright taxpaying citizen to begin with... good job, house, car, friends etc., was an excellent incentive to break the habit. My stepbr…

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    Comment #11935468

    Because math is a universal (no pun intended) language.

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    Comment #11932543

    I can only recommend DocFetcher. Crossplatform, open source, and portable. Requires java. http://docfetcher.sourceforge.net/en/index.html

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    Comment #11932457

    Fuck paypal.

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    Comment #11932439

    To me this simply raises the case of why abortion should always be a choice.

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    Comment #11932416

    Are we referring to reading aloud? As his son I am quite sure he doesn't necessarily need to read anything. I think this was hashed before right after the president came into offic…

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    Comment #11932397

    I think a bit of it has to do with the manufacturing sector. The 'industrial revolution' in it's beginnings was quite crude really. Today's space age technology was essentially led…

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    Comment #11932360

    Seems that MS taking it over last year was it's death knell. I assume Outlook is not an option. It's as if MS took it over just to gut it. First I've heard of it.. too bad. They ha…