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ibarrac

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    Comment #36288701

    That is not true. The US does not block Cuba from getting to the internet in general ( https://ofac.treasury.gov/media/912206/download?inline ), although it blocks most commerce in…

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    Comment #19840414

    I've been using this for the last 3 weeks and it works really well. It has blocked 21 spam calls up to now. After the free week they charge $30 yearly or $4 monthly. You can set th…

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    Comment #17994325

    Beautiful! Great job. Lander used to be the first game I would program when I got a new computer as a kid. I remember writing it for the TI-99/4A, Commodore 64, and the Amiga 500 (…

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    Comment #16844871

    No, the tool works like a brainwallet. The seed phrase determines the ethereum public and private keys. That way there is nothing else to save, no file backup is necessary. Knowled…

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    Comment #14855989

    In the video the researcher claims that they can build a significantly smaller/cheaper tokamak with HTS (high temperature superconductor) materials technology that has only became …

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    Comment #10835691

    This happens today in Cuba, where many of the same techniques of repression were copied from East Germany. As a young Pioneer I was told to inform on my parents if I heard any talk…

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    Comment #9689049

    The 80% poor may have had their standard of living raised by the revolution in 1959 but the rich and middle class had it lowered. In the 55 years since, the standard of living of t…

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    Comment #6060616

    I'm 46. I do agree that I felt smartest around 22-25, I was able to recall stuff quickly and think faster than now and absorb new information faster, but that's just raw calculatin…

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    Comment #5470418

    Needs a volume button.

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    Comment #4846285

    I disagree. There is a larger need for skilled workers: that's why they command much higher wages. I think dmk23 is right. Since Obama got elected there seems to be a higher rate o…

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    Comment #4525189

    One thing that I have not seen expressed very much is how people in other countries, especially in intolerant or oppressive ones, are not aware of the level of freedom of speech gu…

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    Comment #4067070

    What I find really ridiculous about this article is that the author is worried about just a single possible use of a world-changing technology. He is concerned that creating real a…

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    Comment #1654455

    Teradata is meant for data warehousing and analysis with lots of reads and few writes, not for OLTP that has a lot of writes. Any DML that modifies a row in Teradata either locks t…

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    Comment #1224772

    So, does it work on Windows, or is there a version for Windows?

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    Comment #1212744

    Yep, that paragraph is crafted for internal consumption. The average American reads this and thinks "that's not quite right, I don't have most of these restrictions." The average C…

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    Comment #1212727

    I think that free speech is a basic human right, not an American cultural value. The Chinese government is trying to evoke feelings of xenophobia and fear of cultural imperialism t…

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    Comment #1212129

    Yes, online gabling is mostly illegal, thus my "minor exceptions". But all types of porn except child porn are allowed as far as I know. Definitely all types of anti-government web…

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    Comment #1212086

    They say: In fact, no country allows unrestricted flow on the Internet of pornographic, violent, gambling or superstitious content, or content on government subversion, ethnic sepa…

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    Comment #1092881

    If you know Python and Teradata, please send me your resume anyway to contract-mco@actifact.com and I will keep it on file for any future position. It's very hard to find people wi…

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    Comment #1092533

    We are looking for someone with Python and strong Teradata SQL knowledge for a contract position in Orlando, FL. Dice.com posting: http://seeker.dice.com/jobsearch/servlet/JobSearc…