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iplaw
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Comment #15072013
I think that everyone is curious, and the reasoning is likely not as complex as the author says it is. I'd wager that it's either an embarrassing use case, or that he wanted to avo…
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Comment #15071906
Which is a common knowledge substitution that the OP overlooked.
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Comment #15038329
I am seeking a dual SIM variant that supports all bands of AT&T and Sprint. This does not currently exist.
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Comment #15026902
I will say that, despite its many shortcomings and after I was able to overcome the netbook-induced Atom stigmas, I really do like the Atom for small-business NAS applications.
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Comment #15017605
Just delete "is" and add an "s" to "fight".
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Comment #14947392
Sounds like a disincentive for paving with impenetrable ground cover. Rainfall is not absorbed when the ground is paved. Instead, it collects and increases flash flood risk. To com…
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Comment #14928303
Or that a large portion of the solutions to said problems require R & D spend in the hundreds of millions, if not billions.
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Comment #14910376
These are very likely long exposures that captured groundings over time. It'd look much less impressive in person, and more in line with what you've seen reproduced.
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Comment #14760859
No joke. My mom is the first person to LIKE anything that I post -- and then make an inappropriate comment on it. I have added all of my family to a family group. I'll see if I can…
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Comment #14760812
The new A8 looks quite a bit like the new Lincoln Continental. If you integrated the door handles on the A8 with the window trim, it'd be hard to distinguish between the two cars f…
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Comment #14702223
Thanks for this concise comparison. As others have noted, you also need to account for batteries, and battery churn. When the batteries need to be replaced, you have quite a bit of…
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Comment #14607629
Ultimately, Uber did not want to establish a precedent for liability. What they should have done is settled for $4,000 and forced the victim to sign an NDA, ensuring that this litt…
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Comment #14487636
I think that he is referring to the immediate weight loss effects associated with depleting the glycogen stores in your liver (400 grams) and muscles (100 grams). Each gram of glyc…
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Comment #14426692
Both the Chevy Bolt and the Nissan Leaf have two displays, a driver display and a center display. Further, the driver displays are particularly large and robust, even when compared…
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Comment #14426082
Two things - 1) I highly recommend Intentio, http://www.intentioipi.com , if you decide to pursue creation of patent drawings for fictional devices. 2) Be careful you don't tread o…
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Comment #14424989
That's something that I hadn't considered. Have we received confirmation that the Model 3 will be available with the optional full suite of self-driving sensors? On the Model S, th…
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Comment #14424933
No, the 180-200 mph was an observation that I added. I've seen Mercedes AMGs, M3s, M5s, RS6 Avants, R8s, Porsche Turbos, Ferraris, Lamborghinis, motorcycles, and similar performanc…
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Comment #14423933
I had to convert units to miles per hour to get a handle on the situation. For others in my boat: You're going 80-93 mph in the center lane, and the unsafe driver impeding you is g…
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Comment #14423820
Almost every vehicle, even budget sub-compacts, have driver displays now. The utilization of that display varies from nigh useless (odometer, oil minders, etc.) to very useful (nav…
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Comment #14423798
There is a misconception that the Model 3 is the most advanced Tesla model simply because it is the newest Tesla model. This was cannibalizing the sales of the Model S more than Te…
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Comment #14417550
I enjoyed messing around with it but, like others have noted, it seems to be resource intensive - both CPU and memory. My CPU fans kicked into turbo-jet mode after playing around w…
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Comment #14394271
I've worked at a few places with open workspaces. In the field of law, open workspaces make zero sense. You're always on the phone or always attempting to fully concentrate on the …
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Comment #14342148
Agreed. Walmart retail, both physical and online, does not exude class, quality, or customer support. As the article stated, Amazon has become well known as being customer-centric …